This is for the uninitiated. Hopefully, those reading this review never gets the experience of…read morehaving to visit this center. Except maybe for the mandated jury duty that is. We were here for a traffic violation of the texting variety. Parking was packed even before 9 on a Monday. Got through to security and proceeded to get our service wait tickets via an e-kiosk. It took about 10 minutes before we were registered and told to go to room 30 where the traffic violations were being heard. Upon entering this courtroom, the judge was hearing testimony from a police officer while the "violating" party sat in the table a few chairs from him. Mikes were sensitive enough for testimonies to be heard inside. I figured that those who contested their citations went first as the arresting officer were present during the hearing. This went on for some time, and a 15-minute recess ended the scheduled disputes. It went like a breeze after that as those with petty traffic citations were summoned in batches of three's. I sat with my teen during the proceeding and the judge was thankful for my presence. We luckily got off a forgiveness as this first-time violator was a minor. We spent a total of 2 hrs and 30 minutes overall. Not quite what I planned for a Monday morning, but I'm sure glad it got the result it did.

I think this is a great courthouse, the location is convenient, parking is plentiful and the fact…read morethat the jail, probation and the district attorneys office is all walking distance is fantastic. The courtrooms are a little outdated but the technology is spot on. Staff at metal detectors are friendly and cleaning staff is always super nice. The clerks know what they are doing and it is one of the more enjoyable/modern looking courthouses to visit.

This is a beautiful venue and so clean! Unfortunately, there is a lady there that she is not…read morewilling to help anyone she will not let you in not even 10 minutes before your time and this supposed to be a community working with the community needs, but it's not a community center most likely they do not do anything that he can help you. They are not helpful especially the lady she is a Hispanic middle age chubby with glasses lady and she looks like she runs the place next to her was a young lady and a young boy that they're so nice but this lady is not willing to help anyone so I would say don't rent this place too many strict rules and they don't go to help you they go to charge you.

The room was clean, available and just what we needed. The person renting it was helpful and…read morefriendly. They were able to provide AV equipment that was compatible with our computers.

My friend and I were strolling around Old Town Auburn when we saw this very grand building on top…read moreof the hill. We both wondered if that's their City Hall... Convinced that it probably is (it's not), we decided to hike up the hill to take a closer look only to realize as we hiked up that it was a lot farther away. Also we were surprised at the very steep hills here. So we made the decision to walk back down toward the center of Old Town and drove the parked car up to what we now realized is the Historic Courthouse. Built in 1898, it is now also the site of the current Placer County Superior Court (2nd floor) and The Placer County Museum which is located on the 1st floor. Of note, there's a Placer County women's jail (exhibit) which is a makeshift cell underneath the north staircase that was put here in 1905 due to it being too expensive to house women prisoners in local hotels and too dangerous to house them with men in the main jail. Located on Maple Street and Union Street.

This is a really cool historic courthouse. THE FOLLOWING WAS…read moreCPOIED FROM THE WEB SITE: Built in 1898, this courthouse is an elegantly-designed look into the history of Auburn. The beautifully restored Courthouse, which echoes many of the design elements in the state capital building, The Placer County Museum is also located on the first floor of the courthouse. They also have a historical small jail room that was built especially for women because prior to that they could not intermingle men and women in the same jail cells so they would put them up in a hotel room prior to this jail, self being built. The grounds are very well kept and there are plenty of photo ops.

Service is great ! Fast too , just bring all documents ! Ladies who work there are all professional…read moreand polite

I came here for my biometrics appointment. The process was mostly smooth -- except for one staff…read moremember whose behavior was unexpectedly unsettling. She asked how I pronounce my name (even though it was clear), and said things like "Don't be nervous" or "Turn your face more" manipulatively change my way of doing things that felt like gaslighting rather than actual assistance. It's not about the system. It's about how some people misuse their position to test others' submission in a vulnerable moment. I hope this feedback helps raise awareness. Respect and emotional neutrality are part of professionalism.

We always love coming here! What an awesome benefit this place is to the community; highly…read morerecommend!

We went here with our 3 and 5 year olds today…read more Pros: 1. Small play area, but still lots of room to play. Easy to keep an eye on the kids. 2. Bathrooms are right there, just outside of the play area. 3. Friendly help desk ladies. 4. Clean 5. Hand pedal trains were a huge hit, and they left my kiddos exhausted. 6. We forgot socks, they brought us some to borrow, they were clean and fresh. 7. Not crowded at all. Cons: 1. Small play area, no where to really run around. 2. TVs were ALL over the place. The play area had 5. Yes, 5, in a maybe 30x30' room. We requested they be turned off, as we were the only people there and were told no. When another family came the volume got turned up and it was uncomfortably loud, as well as fighting with the kids to keep them playing rather than watching tv. They really need to remove the TVs, there is absolutely no reason to have TVs in a play area. 4. The slide is really fast, which means that kids come hurtling out the end and fall. We pulled over some of the bean bag chairs and let the kids slide into them. Overall it was a good experience and we will go back. Although I really wish they'd reconsider their 'policy' of not turning the TVs off. It's ridiculous that when we were the only people there they still insisted they stay on. We went to let the kids play, not watch Disney Jr.

Besides having had the worst Gawd awful experience of being one of the first inmates to open this…read morefacility back in May of 2014, I learned my lesson never to go back. But now years later, I've been trying without any luck to mail a letter hoping to lift an old friends spirits, maybe buy them a snack or two. Not sure what's going on, like perhaps there's an unofficial rule to ex nay any former inmates attempting to write anyone in the Placer Co. Correctional Facilities? Just a thought! Has anyone else had such a hard time getting a letter through? Protocol now is they photocopy all mail and give the inmates copies as a way of curtailing drug flow through the mail system. There are no gang relations. A dark blue pen IS NOT A MARKER! Their latest reason for returning my mail. I'm not giving up; I'm writing the Jail Commander next. Just wondering if anyone else has suffered such nonsense? There is power in numbers. If mail is being copied by Secures Inc., why the pettiness? Corrections should be encouraging ties to the community for incarcerated individuals. Just wanting to voice my sentiments and pray that somehow such nonsense be noticed by the higher-ups. And then they make the needed corrections in their own division. Thanks for listening!

South Placer Jail, in my experience, treated me with less than ethical law enforcement and is not a…read moreplace that treats people that have made a mistake with any compassion. 80% of the medical and Custody staff are VERY disrespectful and arrogant. There is one Officer and one Medical staff that were a head and shoulders above all the rest in doing a PROFESSIONAL JOB and they deserve recognition for their exceptional job performance. Officer Seerena and Medical nurse Ellie. I thank you very much. Your piers and supervisors should recognize you both as Role models with self respect and ethics. Thank you for all you did to help me through the toughest time in my life and my time in custody. The custody staff and the Medical staff need to realize the people they are not treating with respect and using poor judgement without compassion might be someone that they might need help or compassion when they see you in public! Gary Benson

Everything is well maintained with landscaping, baseball and tennis court. However it seems the…read morepools could be managed better. But overall a good value for your money and a nice community of people. Lovely gym and restaurant.

This SCLH association is vastly over run by persons who (literally) inflict stress upon their…read morefellow residents for a smidgen of an infraction. Too much power! Example : one of these persons came into my house during an open house when we were not at home. There were people in the house looking at it for sale, she pulled our real estate agent aside and started talking to her about compliance. This was outrageous behavior. The other issues involved were inconceivable. Example: paint, this person said our pet wasn't in conformity. To the best of my knowledge the paint is identical one repainted to the original paint palette when we purchased the house there was no need to repaint to a pallet change which is taken place probably four Times of the last 20 years. Other components of their issues were ridiculous. From pot being peace out front that coordinated with our Color scheme. When I received a letter written on 30 August I had already corrected the re-barking. And then they added some additional bullshit which I found. Personally I am not standing by and taking this any longer and this continued harassment Will cease as I'm not opposed to bringing a lawsuit against SCLH.

The Location for an Invaluable 2011 eLearning DemoFest!…read more SITREP As part of my role as a trainer in the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Central Training Section (CTS), I have opportunities to conduct trainings and take trainings myself at various local and out-of-area facilities. Recently on Friday, September 23, the E-Learning training community of Sacramento Valley coordinated a very diverse and beneficial 2011 E-Learning DemoFest held at the Rancho Cordova City Hall offices in their adjoining American River Rooms. This involved: * 10 main eLearning vendor presentations & demonstrations on various software, platforms and "bells & whistles" one may use to *pop up* webinars and other online-training modalities. * Both Mike Hodge and Tyler Wade - very talented trainers we use for State of California "Master Analyst Program (MAP)" trainings - were responsible for organizing this event and are respected officers in the local eLearning community. RANCHO CORDOVA CITY HALL FACILITIES The adjoining American River Rooms and lobby area provided an extremely friendly and workable environment for putting on this DemoFest. The Registration began promptly at 11:30am in the lobby-entry area of the rooms and was sizable enough to provide enough room for the long, but quickly moving line. Just inside the room entry, was a sizable ante-way that was an excellent set up for lunch tables where the Rancho Cordova City Hall and E-Learning teams provided a great finger-friendly lunch of selected sub-sandwiches as well as diverse pasta salad offerings, with sodas, waters and juices. [During the afternoon break, ice cream sandwiches, nutty-buddies and ding-dongs were also provided.] ;^D The American River Rooms themselves were sizable enough when the partitions are fully open so that all the rooms are grouped together in one large conference room. When break-out sessions are scheduled, the rooms could be repartitioned. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The Rancho Cordova City Hall facilities provided more than ample electrical hook-ups, online internet connectivity, and broadband width support to conduct the demonstrations for all of our vendors. There actually were no glitches on the facility end of things. Whatever technical mishaps that did occur were entirely the responsibility of the vendors and their equipment configurations. E-LEARNING TRAINING The only downside to this DemoFest is that there were only six (6) scheduled segment-sessions and there were 10 vendors. So you had to pick and choose which sessions you wanted to sit in on, making an educated guess as to which ones would be the most valuable to you. * Cooperative Program Service (CPS) - Melissa Asher on "Cost Savings & Accessibility thru Online Learning: CDSS". * CSUS Continuing Education - Geoff Herbert on "Nurturing and Growing Your Moodle". * Dark Horse Consulting - Jeannette Monahan, SPHR Consultant on "Using ANGEL and Blackboard as tools for long-distance asynchronous learning." * Growth Analogy - Amelya Stevenson on "3D Avatars Bring Training to Life" * ARTICULATE - Ed Crosen and Angel Nazir on "Taking E-Learning to a New Level with Articulate Studio". * Los Rios College - David Wyatt & David Hyde on "Building Engaging Technical Training." * People Development Services - Dennis Wade (fyi- Tyler Wade's father), Principal Consultant on "Converting Existing Instructor-Led (IL) Courses to e-Learning Courses". * Sacramento Superior Court - Linda Shafer, Workforce Development Officer on "Creating a Captivating Customer Service Training in a Virtual Learning Environment". * Shaw & Pratt - Tina Shaw & David Pratt on "Developing e-Learning from the View of a Novice Developer". * The Knowland Group - by Bill Cushard, Chief Learning Officer on "The Self-Made Leader" * UCDavis Medical Center - by Lisa Eckels, Training Analyst on "Using Captivate to Create Engaging E-Learnings". It was a mixed bag. In hindsight, there are two (2) sessions, possibly (3), that I felt were a complete waste of my time in terms of "useful information and tech" that would be helpful in upgrading our training modalities here in CTS. However, each was still a useful presentation in gauging what available tools are being used out there for eTraining. THE LOWDOWN The Rancho Cordova City Hall facilities, and specifically the adjoining American River Room(s) complex is an excellent venue to hold the most demanding E-Learning seminars and conferences.

I have been coming to Rancho City Hall the past several years for meetings, to get different…read morelicenses and attend art shows. There is nostalgic photo historic items, around the building to Oooo and Ahhhh at. Come and check out how RC has come so far and made amazing changes to the community. RCCH has a large meeting room. If you are a business and are a part of the Chamber, you can utilize the meeting and conference rooms for your own staff meetings. They hold cool art themed shows once a quarter highlighting local artists. RC park and Rec is upstairs. They are available to sign children up for local classes, camp or rent a park space for an event. Stop by if you are looking to see what is going on in the community, considering opening a small business or meeting some local leaders. Everyone is really friendly and helpful.