I had to call them to come turn my water off due to a middle of the night pipe burst and they…read moreshowed up within 10m and apologized for taking so long! NGL, they were all good looking guys! Not to mention super nice and helpful. One was giving us advice on the issue while explaining the plumbing emergency to one of the younger guys. Gave dad-vibes. 10/10

Thank you to the guys on truck 56 for the hat and warm greetings to my daughter at Smith's on…read moreAliante parkway. You made her day!!! Thank you

Extra photos of my visit at the fire station! Heartfelt…read morethank you to these brave men who fought the Los Angeles fires. Pacific Palisades is where I went to school and grew up, it has been devastating and these men are certainly an inspiration to us all

Had to come down to update some information on my part the staff was very friendly and helpful with…read moreany questions that I had at the time of my appointment. I've never had a bad experience here at Pers. The only thing I can say they might need to improve on is that there were two missing titles in the ceiling.

I've been here a couple of times to take care of business matters. Once with an appointment…read more(required to see a counselor) and once walk in (matters of which no appt. is required). The time we were here with an appointment we were seen within minutes of our appointment time. Service was very good; had all of our questions answered; and the process thoroughly explained to us. The second visit we also received very good customer service. I've called many times (with many questions) and sometimes can get through to speak with a representative within a couple of minutes, while other times I'm on hold with several people ahead of me (approx. 10 minute wait when that happens). The second time we were there, a couple was there before us and had been waiting approx. 45 minutes (overheard their conversation; for something in which no appt. is required) and they were getting frustrated with waiting. The lady at the counter apologized and said that phone calls receive priority and once the incoming calls subside, a rep can help them. A couple of minutes later they were seen. I thought that was odd protocol. Typically it's the other way around (walk ins first). We also waited approximately 45 minutes for assistance. I would have liked to have made an appointment for the services we needed, but it felt no different than waiting to see a doctor, so we just played on our cell phones to pass the time. Once we were seen, the transaction went smoothly as we had brought everything we needed to submit. So far my transactions with PERS I've received professional and efficient service.

They knew my entire situation and told me to file forms that still fit me evicted. They lead me on…read morethe complete wrong direction and that broke my heart for my children. No longer trust this place.

Expeditious, knowledgeable, and customer friendly. When people are hurt, lack expertise these staff…read moremembers will be able to help

Ok, so yes, maybe it's odd to have a Fire Station Yelp page, but I made one to share our experience…read morewe had as a homeschool group having a tour here. I mean, c'mon, what firefighter is ever rude or mean towards the community and kids?! So yeah, everyone here was SO kind and patient with us and the younger group of kids to give us a tour and spend their time that, luckily for us, was available to give for the kids and adults to experience and see! This fire station is one of the largest ones we've been to. We even had an accident happen where my youngest daughter, and then husband, slipped and scraped their knees and they were quick to give me some band aids (of course ran out) so good thing the fire fighters were prepared! Haha THANK YOU station 18 for allowing us to tour your station and spend the time with us and giving the kids such a fun and educational and exciting experience!

She was great. I was happy if with my interaction and response. The lady was firm but certainly…read morefair.

On Jan 5th I went to this office for the first time and made an expedited payment for my guard card…read morenecessary for licensed security work. They charged my debit card $133 twice, claiming a widespread system error. I was told approximately 30 people were also affected by the error made by the office of the state. Basically they made me feel like a number and after almost two weeks they have not returned my money, nor have they given me any definitive timeline of when I will get refunded from the double-billing against my card. As a local business owner here in Las Vegas, I'll be the first to say this is bad business. The only reason I am not giving one star is because the office manager Gigi Cervantes has promised me that I will be moderately compensated, per her discretion, because the state decided to take an interest-free loan for half a month from me without my permission. Be careful folks. Their technology is very poor, however the people in this office are alright to deal with. My suggestion, if you go here, is to pay with your credit card so you don't have any personal liability when this office holds your hard-earned dollars hostage and steals your money indefinitely.

Review #131 - 2017…read more In all honesty, I don't even know if this is the correct fire station that the two wonderful gentlemen who came to my rescue are actually stationed at, but I hope someone recognizes them from my picture and send them my heartfelt gratitude. I was walking at the North Premium Outlet on Friday, May 26th, around 9:30 AM & all of a sudden my potassium level dropped. It's happened a few times before so I didn't think much of it. I decided to buy some orange juice at Starbucks to hopefully bring it back up. Unfortunately, it didn't help this time around. I ended up feeling worse as I continued to walk and tried to make my way back to my car. I decided to sit down and ask the lady who was cleaning the area next to me to dispatch security and ask them to call 911, since I was unsure of how to tell them exactly where I needed to be picked up. When these two gentlemen showed up about 15 minutes later, they gave me a blood test to see if my sugar level was ok--which it was high since I was downing all that OJ. They also said that my blood pressure was high, which was most likely due to my stress level from missing my flight earlier and my heart rate going all kinds of crazy. They picked me & my 1-year old daughter up and took us to the nearest ER, which unfortunately happened to be Valley Hospital Medical Center. They were really wonderful at taking care of my daughter, the person that was more important than my own life. She was my biggest concern, even while I felt that my life could end at any given moment. I just needed to know that she was in good hands. These two wonderful gentlemen not only saved my life, but they also did a tremendous job at keeping my daughter calm throughout the entire time that they were transporting me into the ER. Thank you, ever so much, for doing your job so well and may God bless you both!

This fire station is great. It's also the biggest station in Las Vegas and the only one that still…read moreuses the old school poles to slide down. The fire captain offered us a tour and then one of the fire fighters took over. Everyone was super nice and the gentleman who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable and friendly. Even let my son go in the fire engine and try on his gear. What a guy. Great time. Would highly recommend for anyone or any child that is interested in Fire Technology.

There is an old saying that goes back before Las Vegas's first courthouse…read more Good things come in 3's. Perhaps a symbolic reference of the old World renowned trinity college. Being this dynamic state of the art artitecture is addressed on 333 Las Vegas Boulevard. Along the same grounds as the historic Clark Inn. And within an eyes view of Nevada Supreme Court. Places where Elvis, Meriwether Lewis, and William Clark often associated with. Places built alongside, Groundbreaking explorers & Iconic Law Breakers.

Had an early morning swearing-in at the court. Parking is mostly on the street, but there's also a…read morelot about a block and a half away. Parking cost $3 an hour, and you have to pay through an app on your phone. Definitely wear comfortable shoes, because it's a pretty long uphill walk to get inside the building. Once you're in line, you'll need to show ID and answer a few quick security questions (like if you have anything sharp or mace). You'll have to empty your pockets and remove belts and shoes, so maybe skip the holy socks that day! If you're bringing family or friends, make sure they line up in the correct line. If they stay with you too long, they'll be directed to the guests' line, which means they'll end up sitting in the very back of the courtroom. Also, keep phones silent and please don't bring small kids, the ceremony's special, and loud crying or distractions really take away from the moment.