Amazing and beautiful building!!! Plenty of easy accessible parking and staff from entrance to…read moreservice windows were so friendly kind patient and extremely helpful!!! Highly recommended!!

Enjoyed a day full of family,food and music. Here for the jazz festival I gently enjoyed the…read moreheadliners. The check in was simple parking abundant and set up convenient.

Here's my experience with the HCBW program run by this Nevada agency. Draw your own conclusion. In…read moreearly January 2019, I requested an Elder Protective Services investigation into this social services program geared for the elderly. My former tenant, a frail 94-year-old man who had undergone surgery for a hip fracture months before, was left without caregiver supervision, without hot food, and without a public guardian payee to manage his bills and banking -- this for about 10 days. He had been accepted into the Home and Community Based Program months before and had an assigned licensed social worker. As his landlady, I notified his social worker and her supervisor that he was unsupervised (against his doctor's orders), initiated Meals on Wheels for him, submitted a referral to get him a public guardian payee, called 311 and requested a police welfare check, and requested an EPS investigation. My former tenant fell and is now permanently in a nursing home. The Aging Dept social workers are still employed and never bothered to help. The EPS rep said the published report is confidential so there is no transparency regarding corrective action. Beware! This agency and program often do NOT protect or advocate for the elderly. UPDATE: Almost 5 months after filing formal complaints against the Aging Dept with the Nevada Attorney General's Office, Mayor Goodman's office, and the fraud units of Medicare and Medicaid, none of those offices resolved the problem -- paper tigers all!

Great experience at the Clark County Assessors office. Had to run down and grab some paperwork I…read moreneeded. Jill was so nice and explained everything I needed to do. The whole staff was great and made everything easy and fast.

We came here, last wednesday, for the "official legal description" of our property before returning…read moreto the Clark County Recorder's Office to file our form (both departments are located on the second floor of the Clark County Government Center Building). You don't need a number here. You stand in line. The clerk was very nice. She was assisting other people ahead of us but let us know that she'd be helping us next. The clerk also smiled. She was very good. She provided great customer service. When it was our turn, she continued being very nice and helpful, which we appreciated. It is refreshing when someone in customer service is truly good at their position. I too, deal with customers at my job. And people, they can be a lot. So, I do not understand the bad reviews here. She asked us to sign a form, a tax cap form; it was a form that I thought was for our information only (I think it was a postcard), not one that had to be signed and returned for their records. I was grateful. She gave us the info that we needed, and printed it out for us. THANK YOU for being helpful and for assisting us, last wednesday.

Vegas is not all about gaming. It is the ULTIMATE in first class, top-tier level entertainment,…read moreGREAT FOOD, tons of superb hiking options slightly outside of town, great museums and cultural centres and shopping for Dior, Prada and Cartier for the rich and famous. If you're not much into gaming (like us), stay off The Strip. You will not be bored, not even for a minute. We've been coming to Sin City for decades. Never tire of it. Thoroughly enjoying our stay. As always.

"Shut up and put your money where your mouth is…read more That's what you get for waking up in Vegas" - as Katy would say. Las Vegas, the city that stays active, awake and awesome in a variety of ways. From awesome annual conventions like Viva Las Vegas, the iconic rockabilly conventions I've been able to attend a couple times in the past, to Las Vegas Pride, sunny summertime vacations, special occasions like my double college graduation back in 2013 to just living the on as well as off The Strip dream there's so much to go and so many places to see. The power of Downtown Las Vegas via Fremont Street, the water show the Bellagio, adventures at Omega Mart aka Meow Wolf Las Vegas', The Sphere, tourist shuttles and helicopters to view all the nooks and crannies or strutting it up Las Vegas Blvd from the Mandalay Bay to The Strat (former the Stratosphere) for the full strip trip. Experiences and memories await and so luck should you partake in the call of slots, card games or opportunities of chance. Iconic buffets at The Wynn, Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace, Excalibur (most affordable), Garden Buffet at South Point and numerous others. Epic shopping via Miracle Mill (Planet Hollywood), Forum Shops at Caesars, Grand Canal Shoppes via The Venetian, Fashion Show Las Vegas (next to Treasure Island) , and those great chainy favorites throughout, not to mention all the great outlet malls. Plenty of ways to get around and enjoy ever part of town and at any pace. "A little less conversation, a little more action please!" - The King of Rock n Roll

My Global Entry interview experience at Harry Reid International Airport was very smooth and…read morehelpful. For anyone going: head to Terminal 3, park on the left side, and go inside. Take the elevator to the second floor, then walk all the way to the left side of the building. You'll see a door covered with signs like "Do Not Disturb," "Do Not Open," and "Do Not Knock" -- that's the right place! Once you're there and waiting, an officer will come out and collect your passport. The staff were super friendly, and the whole process was easy and efficient. I was expecting to wait forever, but not at all!

First off, it is a bit difficult to find. Enter Terminal 3 from the parking garage, turn left, go…read moreto the top floor, walk to the end of the building. It is a door just past the Lost & Found alcove. DO NOT KNOCK ON THE DOOR. There are signs posted saying not to knock, or try to open the door. The seat where they interview customers is just inside the door, and it interrupts the process. A BP officer will come out and get you for your appointment. The process was pretty quick, some questions, photo and fingerprints. Overall, not too painful, other than the 2.5 month wait for an appointment.

They promise to get workers in Colombia jobs in the states in the tourism industry in Las Vegas and…read morethen never do anything with the application and just steal your money. We've been waiting for a return of $2500 for a year and a half now. This place is a scam.

From the owner: Somos un centro de crecimiento humano y empresarias donde la comunidad hispana en general encuentra…read moreel mayor número de soluciones a las necesidades personales y laborales del mercado del estado de Plata

Made an appointment for 4:20pm got there at 4. Wa brought back promptly at 4:20 & left on a room…read morealone until 5:20 when this little man came in, clearly didn't ask the person who put me in the room any questions. Talked to me for 2 second swabbed my throat & left. This place doesn't care about the patient or their time. Don't schedule appointment if you can handle the load of the day. I had another appointment across town at 6 that I missed because this man took over an hour for a damn throat swab & blood draw. Fuckin horrible

I have been on Section 8 for over 15 years. My Case Worker is Sharon Payne, she is the most…read morewonderful worker I've done business with regarding the section 8 program. I have concerns about the blessed people on the program degrading those people that help put a roof over your head. Whoever put the pic of the prophylactic needs to get a grip on life. That was terrible that you felt the need to go that far. I worked since I was 14 yrs. old, I am in my 60's now and still can't afford a decent home. I'm homeless without section 8. Hey Mike G., I am sorry that section 8 people are not up to your standards.

I went to the office on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 22nd and 23rd of September. On the 22nd, no one…read morehelped me; on the 23rd, I was dealt with by a damn Texan woman--Christine, who kisses Wendy kisses Wendy Newton's ass--and she fed me lie after lie. She told me she'd email me a rental listing because my property manager wants to kick me out--supposedly because a tree died--and Section 8 just says, "We can't do anything"? What's the catch? Are they afraid of the landlords?