I love Berkeley transfer station the prices are reasonable and the staff very friendly and helpful…read moreI highly recommend

My first time at the Transfer Station. It's the only place who would accept my broken…read moreunder-counter fridge/freezer due to the freon. The fee was $48 (cash or credit card) which is paid at the drive-up ramp where an attendant greets you. Then you drive over to the Blue Dumpster where you must unload your item just in front of that Dumpster. Unfortunately, there is no one to assist with unloading. Luckily I brought someone to do the lifting. Also, the line was not long so only waited approx 15-20 minutes to be allowed into the Transfer Station drop-off area. Tuesday-Thursdays are listed as less busy.

Do the people here return phone calls? After calling periodically for two weeks for non-emergency…read moreservices available to the public, I finally entered a time crunch and took my business elsewhere. The folks who work here had better be too busy responding to fire calls or providing emergency paramedic assistance.

I had the worse experience. They were so rude and unprofessional. I know people have bad nights but…read morewow, I am in shock that the fire department would ever have this type of attitude.

Marylin and Sarah and especially will. Love this chamber. They are so inviting and friendly. Always…read morea good time!!

My company have been a member of the Concord Chamber since 2004. I have been very pleased with the…read moremembership. I have made numerous solid business contacts through the years based on my chamber relationship. I have closed business and gained new clients based on my membership. The staff of the chamber is first rate and are committed to the chamber, it's members and the community. If you are considering membership, I would highly recommend the concord Chamber.

they canceled my medicaid despite my clearly still qualifying. i tried to reason with them and…read morepoint out the many reasons (rules and regulations) why I still qualified over many conversations with multiple employees including 'supervisors', but they refused to listen and literally just said if i didn't like it, i could request a hearing. well i did, and the judge immediately sided with me and pointed out to them that their 'evidence' that they used to try and defend their canceling my insurance actually proved exactly why it should not have been cancelled in the first place. great job guys. Edit: Now they've retaliated by closing my benefitscal account, cancelling my ebt card, and took a long time to process a change that would result in higher benefits. And although I know it's in my file that I use TTY, workers keep spam calling me via voice call, even in response to emails I've sent specifically asking them to use TTY compatible device/service, like it really seems like some sick joke! and I complained about this to the "ADA Facilities and Public Access Coordinator" and all she said was "I am not clear exactly what the problem is at this point" and "I am not clear exactly what this issue is." The *ADA Facilities and Public Access Coordinator* is not clear what the problem is when it's in my records that I use TTY and workers keep calling me via voice, even though they know I use TTY (as they are also responding to emails specifically noting this)?? THEN GET ANOTHER JOB! I'm "not clear" how ANYONE could not understand what the problem is when county workers insist on calling via voice to someone who's noted to use TTY, let alone an ADA officer!

They are amazing here! So sweet in person and over the phone. They make it quick and easy, but also…read morekeeping a smile on their face and a positive great attitude all around. The entire process has been great! Thank you and keep up the great work.

On Thankful Thursday, 11/20/25, I have to reflect on all the libraries of my past that made me into…read morethe successful broadly educated person that I am today. Instead of doing a review for each library since it's been a period of time and changes obviously occur I am mentioning libraries I found useful in my growing up and college education process. Growing up I lived in El Cerrito and it was a comfortable walk with my mom and sometimes a sister or two to visit the El Cerrito Library. We each had our own library card and would pick out two or three books to check out. My favorite section the children's books. On occasion our family would visit the Richmond library for which my parents had a library card. My memories serve me that the Richmond library had records and movies that could be checked out. I browsed the books but rarely asked for one to be checked out for me. I did make requests for records that may not have been my parents choice. Once in college I became well versed at the Berkeley Main Library, the North Berkeley library, the University of California Berkeley library, the Boalt Hall Legal library, and the Contra Costa Court Reference library. I even spent hours in Sacramento at CSUS library. You probably can guess I was in need of all sorts of legal reference books to excel in classes, write briefs and papers. My thanks to each and every library as I passed all my law classes with straight A's. I have no idea of the quality of these libraries currently but I am THANKFUL that in the early 1970's all of these libraries allowed me access and were the quality that I depended upon.

What a special place. I haven't thought about family library events until recently after a few…read morefriends began sending me events happening in the area. We attended a Firefighter Storytelling Hour and it was so much fun. A few members of the local Fire Department came out on a weekend morning and introduced themselves, read a story, and we all sang "The Wheels on the Fire Truck". After, everyone had the opportunity to see/touch/take photos/and go into the truck with their respective groups. A wonderful start to the day. Checking out ccclib.org, you can categorize the library locations to find upcoming events/times. Today for example, there's a Therapy Dogs for Grown Ups hour. How fun! The staff is so friendly and there's lotsa parking/accessibility. Have you been to a recent event at the library worth sharing about? Would love to hear more as I begin this new quest of family fun!

The staff members for the PREPARE Research Study at the SFDPH are friendly, appreciative & great…read more There are two research counselors, Alfonzo and Jeff, who are both expert at phlebotomy (drawing blood). The clinical nursing staff members are caring and gentle.

I would 1000% recommend, worked with SSG Joseph for recruiting. The first time I took the test I…read morescored a 27. She's been patient with me even though we've been communicating almost a little over a month. She even helped me study and gave me her tips and tricks. Now I proudly passed my Asvab with a 91 after taking another practice test and getting a 67. If you want to join, talk to SSG Joseph and she'll be with you every step of the way. You will learn everything about the army and she will give you the whole rundown.

I highly recommend comming into the army recruiting station in hilltop. Staff Sergeant Ryan was…read moremore than helpful in giving me the information i was looking for about the army. We talked about college oppertunties, benefits, and jobs. He helped me get my current MOS as a 15R AH64 Apache helicopter mechanic and I couldn't be happier with the job I chose. If your thinking about joining and or just gathering information about the army this is the place to do it.

Wow, 5-star all the way. The County Clerk's Office saved us when I thought we'd run out of options…read more Other than my son's high school ID -and he'd just graduated - he has no other ID: No driver's license, no passport. SAT is in a day and with a closer look at the College Board's legalese I realized he might not meet the identification requirement. We needed something in hand -and fast. The solution: A SF City ID. The County Clerk's amazing Erik helped me find a supporting document in my son's name with his address that'd suffice (his monthly health insurance bill I pay online). He waved us from chairs - in the middle of his lunch break no less- to get my son's ID made. Because of the County Clerk's Office, my son got into the SAT this morning with no issue; I'm so relieved. Thank you Erik of The County Clerk's office. You are our hero.

Staff at the San Francisco County Clerk's office is amazing. I needed a copy of my birth…read morecertificate for CA Real ID that i've postponed for too long. I placed the order using their online form late at night, and someone called the next morning that it was ready. A person called, not a robot! I picked it up today, everyone very nice and helpful. I asked, they don't seem to have a pickup deadline. The outside vendor VitalChek was useless. Fill out online form, sign, have form notarized, scan form, scan copy of DL, all for a hefty sum. Then they CANCELLED my order saying they could not process, and i needed to get my name officially changed, because my birth certificate has ONE different letter (parents gave me a foreign name that can be spelled either way). Skip the hassle of using the vendor, and pick up directly from the County Clerk if you live close enough. So much more efficient, plus City Hall is a beautiful building and so nice to visit.