Came to get my passport but silly me didn't bring a check or money order…read more On to the bank I go. But there is a Post office walking distance if you want a money order

This review is long overdue but I came in here a few months ago. The gentlemen in security is…read moreamazing! This review is not for the building or security but for the records office where you can get your birth certificate. I went in and a lovely lady assisted me. She was polite and friendly, advised me of the process and so I completed it. After I took everything back up to her, she advised me it would be a quick wait and to have a seat. At the time, I was on disability due to a previous TORN MCL injury, so I could not stand long. Mind you, I even had a minor limp. I was told I could have a seat by the nice representative processing my request. As soon as a I sat down, some guy who was not even ASSISTING me that was behind the glass, told me I needed to stand up and wait for my turn? Despite me already being assisted but everyone else was sitting? Just because one had a child and another was elderly.... why couldn't I sit down? I felt this rep needs a refresher in disability rights and to learn how not to discriminate. Not ALL disabilities can be seen by the naked eye. I am not the type to argue especially in a government/city building so I stood up and when the lady noticed this, she quickly tried to process my request to get me in and out. After a few minutes, I sat back down because of the pain I was feeling in my knee. The man, however, needs an attitude check and a reminder by HR to leave your problems at the door when clocking in to work. If the process is to not sit (which doesn't make sense.... not everyone can stand for long periods to fill out forms oR at the computer) then you should be mindful of that. Have some signs up maybe if that's the policy !

Go Shorty! It's Ya Birthday! We gonna Party like it's Ya…read moreBirthday! We gonna sip Bacardi Like It's Ya Birthday! You know we don't give a ugh, cause it's ya Birthday! Oh snapp it's not even my Birthday! But it's my 100th review so I'll Party like it's my birthday! Commute Connection is so WORTHY of having the privilege to be placed as my 100th review. If you have been living in a cave, you probably have not heard that gas prices are ripping us a new hole in the back and that stimulas checks were a crock of shit and they shorted some of us. I have been commuting by myself for quite some time from San Joaquin County to Alameda County. My commute cost just to get to my job has been raping me and has caused me to neglect other needs in my life. Because I have numerous speeding tickets and other traffic violations, I CAN'T AFFORD one more f-in ticket. I have MAXXED out Traffic School. I had a serious revelation one day after I had to change my battery and reprogram my radio on the freeway. I realized that what I would listen to on the radio would send a brain wave to my foot and I would just go INSANE IN THE MEMBRANE. Hip-Hop had me Hoppin in and out of lanes like I was running from 5-0. Some R&B songs had me Pushing my foot down harder and Flashing back down memory lane and I would damm near be about to RAM someone from the back from going back into some scenes that happened when that song was out. But Jazz and Classical music eased my mind to the speed limit and to drive carefully leaving the appropriate amount of car space and not being in a rush! One day as I was listening to classical music I heard Commute connection's commercial. I called in for more information and the next day I created an account and found my matches. After reviewing my few matches and making some calls I had 3 potential options. A.) Join a vanpool and pay $220 a month, which was very much what I was already paying to drive myself. B.) Join a carpool that was already formed but be willing to sacrifice more time, because they got off an hour after I did. C.) Contact more matches's and form a new carpool or rideshare. So I choose option C. So I contacted other matches and left the door open. It took a good 2 weeks of phone tag, but I have found my COMMUTECONNECTION! Both of us were already leaving at the same time in the morning that made the match work. We meet at a central location in the morning and trade the driving duties every week. We have had a successfully commute for 3 weeks. We drive our own cars on our week to drive and we pay the cost ourselves, so there is no exchange of money for this or that. My costs have been cut in HALF and I am loving it. It is helping me to be more disciplined overall! I am on time to work now and beating everyone to work, which I was driving like a demon out of hell trying to get here and always late. There is not that much of a sacrifice in order to save some cost. It is about 30 min on both of us when it is our turn to drive. We work less than 3 miles from each other so not that much of sacrifice. The best thing is that we were willing to try it out and if it didn't work, it just didn't work and we would not be obligated in continuing the rideshare. Commute Connection links you with people who have registered on the site and work close to your job and live close to you. SIDEBAR: This is not a DATING SITE; this is a SAVE SOME GAS MONEY SITE!The program is designed to help commuters make the transition from driving alone to a convenient ridesharing option such as car or vanpooling, bicycling/walking or riding transit. Their mission is to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality The benefits include: 1.) SAVE SOME MONEY on GAS and WEAR and TEAR on your car. 2.) They can link you to carpool or vanpool that are already formed. 3.) They can help you with local transit services that can get you to and from your destination that you may not even know about. 4.) You can form your own carpool. 5.) You can choose the distance you are willing to go up to. 6.) You can also choose how flexible you can be with your work schedule. 7.) You can improve the air quality and the earth. 8.) Guaranteed Ride Home Program in case of an Emergency. 9.) RideMatch Program. 10.) Tax Credits for both Employer and Employee 11.) Vanpool Subsidies of $150 per month for first year. 12.) The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) offers a $350 new Commuter Vanpools. If more people are willing to explore there options there would be 1.) Less Traffic 2.) Less emissions and pollution 3.) Less profits for Gas Suppliers The only thing that I don't like about Commute Connection is that there is not a lot of advertising for others to know about it. I only had like 10 matches for my commute, and I know if there were billboards or more radio stations had there advertisements more people will join. Each one, teach on

Very nice people helped me with a notice that was issued against a property I just purchased as a…read moreflip. Not much more to say as they took the money that was the fine and gave me proper documentation for the lien release. Good job!

I feel that our post office is the best! I have had a p. O box with them for years now... never any…read moreissue getting my mail. I think the rates are decent $68.00 a year. The front desk gal is super friendly as well, I believe her name is Mary. She has always been so kind to me especially when my mother passed away & I was sending out thank you cards. She was especially helpful when my son's girlfriend was at children's hospital fighting for her life & we mailed her stuff every day to keep her spirits up. The customer service is excellent.

Such a great place for kids to hang out! I went in with a few questions and Todd was so friendly, i…read morewas so impressed how he knew each kid and cared for there well being! Such genuine people there!

The Escalon Youth Center has been something that our youth have needed for a long time. I really…read moreappreciate that they are constantly trying to keep up with what students are into with games and food. It's great to know that this place is available for students!

This is by far one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of the community to better yourself…read moreand your business. The African American Chamber of Commerce offer an abundance of "How to" business education opportunities. Becoming a member is an added bonus however there are a lot of business education speakers, literature, offered at no cost that would be valued up to $500.00 or more if sought after in many other situations. Take a look at their event calendar and visit as I did to see for yourself how useful this Chamber can be for all ethnicity.

My family and I tried renting out one of their conference rooms on Sutter St. for an open mic. The…read moreboss cancelled on us the morning of the event, saying we didn't meet the correct quota of pre-sale tickets. None of us were notified to sell a certain amount. I had several family members and friends coming to support, who had planned to pay the night of. Having to call/text each guest individually made me feel unreliable. I will not be serving this business again, because they did not believe in our power and talent.