City of West Miami is an absolute joke. Their customer service or lack thereof is beyond believe…read more Gladys Bilbraut was a disaster to work with and so were her colleague. I hope to never have to work with them again.

Effiecient Friendly and helpful. I will look forward to return when i have another need.read more

Best post office I've been to. Came during the day and there was a short line and minimal wait. The…read morestaff was courteous and friendly. There is off street parking available in front of the post office and public parking located behind the building as well.

Always a good experience when coming here. The attendant that particular day was super nice and…read morehelped me with my transaction. That is not always the case at other branches. Whenever in the area, I will continue to come here.

Well organized. Helpful staff. Great place to dispose chemicals that are accumulated at home. Also,…read morethe place is easy to reach.

Nice work Miami dade. This is right place to dispose of your chemicals, paints, gas, and more -…read morethe right way. Friend and excellent service. * Oil-based paints * Pesticides, solvents * Pool chemicals * Electronic items including: * Computer monitors and televisions * Personal computers, keyboards, hard drives and printers * VCR's, audio and video equipment * Communication equipment such as cellular telephones and hand-held radios * Unbroken fluorescent light bulbs, including the older, long-tube fluorescents, modern compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and other fluorescent types * Latex paints that are still in liquid form * Propane tanks (larger tanks such as those used for RV's, forklifts, or fixed kitchen gas supply are not accepted) * Empty oxygen tanks * Old gas

Employees are super nice you just have to break the ice. Sometimes the store is closed during its…read moreposted hours but still the best office downtown by far

By far the worst customer experience I've ever received! Rude ladies in the front that raise their…read morevoice at you! RUDE RUDE RUDE. Common respect and decency is unheard of in this place

The Doral Chamber of Commerce has been an incredible resource for our business! From networking…read moreevents and educational workshops to marketing opportunities and community support, they truly go above and beyond to help local businesses grow. What sets the Doral Chamber apart is their genuine commitment to seeing its members succeed. Manny and the entire team are proactive, responsive, and always working to provide value. The connections we've made through the Chamber have led to real business relationships and new opportunities. If you're a business in the Doral area--or even in greater Miami--joining the Doral Chamber is one of the best investments you can make. Highly recommended!

The Doral Chamber of Commerce is a great place to network and promote your local business. They…read moreorganize fabulous events where people make the connections that are essential to doing more volume. You should connect with them on Facebook so you know when they are holding events. The grand openings they help coordinate with businesses provides an essential push to get the word out when new businesses open. Businesses that belong to the chamber organize can hold sessions to explain their product or teach the basics of why you would want to use their services.

Yes, this post office is located inside of a Chevron gas station. I was hesitant to come the first…read moretime myself, but after two visits and reliably delivered packages, I think it's safe to say this USPS is legit. I probably wouldn't come here if you have a lot of questions or need a ton of assistance, but for quickly dropping off mail and standard packages, you should be good to go. There is only one person working there, but I've never encountered a line. You can also grab a bite, gas, lottery ticket... whatever you may need, really. I see that as a win all around!

Whenever possible, I try to use my USPS app to ship and track items without having to wait a line…read morehere. I recently had like five or six packages piling up in my car and so I decided to make a stop here to make sure these packages made it to their destination. The line moves quick and fortunately has the Certified mail strips on the counter for easy accessibility. Don't make the mistake of thinking they will tape your box shut, I ended up having to buy a roll at a steep price just so I wouldn't waste more time in finding tape in my car or having to come back with it sealed. When you don't have to overnight a shipment, this is the best priced postage option. There's nothing like properly securing your package and sending it ok it's journey than from a authorized post office location.

Miami VA is a teaching hospital. This is mainly a positive since the residents aren't on a time…read moreclock and can spend as much time on your case as required. Their diagnosis and treatment plan is checked by a "real" doctor. Often time several residents look at your case and can pool their knowledge. I have received better care at this hospital than I did on active duty, mainly because of the residents. The prosthetics department is particularly good. The quality of equipment is outstanding. At other VAs lower quality supplies are used and are not conducive to actually using the product on a daily basis. The OEF / OIF clinic is an all around great place with all of the staff passionate about veterans and concerned about getting them the proper care. It is a very good on-ramp for new veterans into the VA system. The only problems ever experienced there were when the regular Admin staff called in sick (see below) The pharmacy is excellent. Substitutions to name brand drugs are permitted when the doctors go through the protocol of justifying the medication and trying the generic / cheaper versions first. There are occasional slip ups in shipping, so you need to keep an eye on your status for critical meds. Parking situation has improved. The courtesy shuttle is an welcome addition. CONs Aging infrastructure. This hospital needs to have a major overhaul. HVAC system not zoned properly causing temperature extremes between rooms. Some room have space heaters and others have extra air conditioners. Water leaks throughout hospital raise risk of black mold in materials not replaced after leak. Employees are all over the spectrum in competence and helpfulness. Some feel entitled to their job and are only doing the bare minimum. Others are passionate about helping veterans. Some want to be helpful, but don't know how to help. Others are jaded. The hospital is so confusing many of the employees do not know what services are available. Generally the weak link are the admin support specialists. Department heads have limited ability to correct low-performers and this causes frustration on both the provider and patient side of the house. Many times an admin specialist calls in sick (understood), but a back fill does not come until an hour or two later. An example is that the admin specialist is supposed to be present at 0730. The clinic does not call the admin department to request a backfill until 0800. The replacement does not show up until 0900. Meanwhile, patients are not being seen and the clinic backs up the remainder of the day. WARD 11B is a death trap!!! I was checked in for a possible stroke and all I needed to be released was an MRI. The nurses did not even know I was on the floor. They told my wife that I was not there and I was only three doors away form the nurses station. When the transport person came to the ward to take me to the MRI, the nurses told him that I was not there. When the doctors came the next day for rounds, they were dumbfounded that the MRI was not conducted. Fortunately for me it was not a stroke, but it could have been tragic. SARRTP 5D is horrible. Lack of supervision of patients creates life threatening situations. Patients leave and get hooked up in the parking lot and come back into unit drunk or high. The nurse staff is either absent or behind their desk and do not check. Drug tests are too predictable and do not serve as a deterrent . Many veterans are accepted into the program that are there only because they need a place to stay and are not committed to participating in the program. There should be other social services for homeless veterans instead of them having to feign addiction or psychiatric condition to get a warm bed and a meal. The lack of supervision and veterans that are not sincere in making progress make it difficult for those sincerely trying. Funding is sporadic. Some departments have top of the line equipment and other departments cannot even afford cheap items needed for patient care. This unevenness is penny wise and pound foolish in that the areas that are cut are areas that are preventative or that would prevent further health problems down the road. The quality control metrics are well thought out, but at least from some of the reports that I saw were inaccurate that could only be explained by the departments lying on the report or manipulating the data. Sanitation department needs major quality control or extra personnel. The bathrooms are always filthy during the day. When clinics / departments have segregated "staff only" bathrooms because they do not want to use filthy "veteran" bathrooms you know there is a problem.

This has been the main training grown for Florida Task Force 1, Urban Search and Rescue…read more There is still quite a bit of training going on, but the bulk of the technical rescue drill are now at Headquarters Training site in Doral. If you timing is right (mornings) You might catch a glimpse of the Search and Rescue K9 doing their thing on the agility course or running the rubble pile. Sorry, but this site is close to the Public due to huge liability issues (very dangerous) and the strict nature of the training evolutions.