Chelsea Lynn, was amazing when I called today for assistance with an SSA issue. She was very…read moreinformative and provided me with everything I needed to obtain a solution for my issue. Chelsea is definitely an asset to the SSA office.

I was here last week to make an update and the process was so easy by making an appointment first…read morecouple of days before and on the day of my appointment it was just in and out within 30 minutes. Great customer service and the lady at the counter was very helpful. Their is ample free car parking available in front of the office. The place is maintained clean and neat. Start your application online and, if necessary, schedule an appointment. If you are unable to use our online service, call and schedule an appointment to file for your Social Security card. Please visit their website or call their National 1-800 number for help. An appointment is strongly recommended. Without an appointment, you may have to wait in long lines. If necessary, they will schedule the next available appointment and serve you by phone or in-person. Save a trip! Create a my Social Security account from their website to request a replacement Social Security card, get a Proof of Benefits letter, and more. Masking will be required in their offices only if local COVID-19 community levels are high.

Great meeting space. Attended new member orientation and more than 35 were in attendance. Very…read morefriendly and helpful staff. Getting ready to remodel and offer even more useful facilities to its members

I had an issues with the sheriff department, as I tried to reach out to the sheriff department, I…read morealso contacted the police department, well come to find out I needed the sheriff department not the police department for the issue I needed taken care of. First off all phones calls with the police department was returned, and they tried to help me out by directing me to the sheriff department here in clayton county. The worst and rudest place in clayton county . thumps up to the police department

I'm writing to tell.my experiences with Clayton county police department I lived off lee street in…read morefront of Walmart. I learned that my neighbors who stay in trouble with law alot were stalking me and cellphone hacking. Breaking into my cellphone without my permission. They been trying to frame me for all kinds of stuff. Clayton county police told criminals different officers that it was legal to stalk someone and hack there phones. So different people that have had runs with cops can admit to stalking and cellphone hacking and other and not get into no trouble. The officers are not serving justice by there action. You can't stalk innocent person just for fun. My story is true some cops don't do right.

Needed mail some items and this post office was in route between my locations. It's not my regular…read morepost office so this was my first time in. Like many post offices in this part of GA, the building is dated. They have a self-service machine in the lobby if you'd like to bypass the line. I went inside to be helped by someone. There was no clear line and people were just standing wherever. Once I started asking people if they were "in line" they started moving to form something that resembled a line and indicated who was in which position--helpful. The worker who I got was a little dry/brash on initial interaction. I complimented her hair and that lightened the mood. Rather than asking me to make selections at certain steps, she hurried me through the process by just instructing me what to push on the screen/pad, and asking me an overarching question: "do you want to send these the least expensive way?" And then she just clicked thru until it was time for me to pay. Overall, it was a quick enough experience. They could likely use more workers. There were only two out front and a growing line.

this is one of the worst post office ever they always putting my mail and package in other people…read moremailboxes and they put other people package in mail in my mailbox I been up there 3xs complaining and showing them other people stuff in my box, still no change

I have been to this USPS location couple of times and always had a great service. This is the only…read morelocation which is open on weekends and open late. Here the staff were very friendly and helpful. The line however was a bit long and overwhelming, but it moved at a decent pace. Need more counters to be opened. The store is maintained clean and neat. Ample free parking available in front of the store. I'll be back again soon, whenever I need their service. Visit your local Post Office™ at 3900 Crown Rd SW! The U.S. Postal Service® (USPS®) is the only organization in the country to regularly deliver to every residential and business address. USPS is actively recruiting for many positions, including: mail and package delivery (city and rural); truck driving (delivery truck and tractor trailer); processing plant; and more opportunities to fit your needs. Learn more about USPS top jobs on our website.

We scheduled a passport photos to be done between 8:30-8:50. We arrived at 8:25 and there was a…read moreline. When we got to be the next ones called the guy, The line behind us was also lengthy. Mind you we had a reservation. There was another lady in there that was somewhat helpful but was unable to provide passport services. All in all, I would not recommend this place for passport photos as the entire experience was poor costumer service wise.

To commemorate my 100th review, I've decided to review the United States Army Reserve…read more First, it is the 100 year anniversary of the Army Reserve. It has been around since WWI, WWII, the Vietnam war, Korean war, Gulf War (Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield), Bosnia conflict, and Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. In case you didn't know, the Army Reserve is designed as a combat service support organization. That implies that there are no artillery (King of Battle), infantry (Queen of Battle) or other combat units. Of course, if you do your research, there is one infantry battallion in Hawaii kept in the Army Reserve for historical purposes. Combat service support is all the other stuff the Army needs to function. Human resources, information technology, legal, medical, etc. It's all the 'overhead', like in other companies. The United States Army Reserve is currently undergoing a lot of change. If you know about business, it is going from a divisional structure to a matrix structure. Each specialty (military intelligence, medical, legal, military police etc) has its own command as well as an administrative command. For those that live in the Bay Area, a major Army Reserve command (one of four) is moving from Los Alamitos to Mountain View. What does this mean for you? If you eat on Castro Street, you'll be seeing a lot of 'green suiters' in the next couple years. That's just one change. As for my personal experience with the Army Reserve, it has shown me what I do not want to do with my life. Not that I'm knocking the AR, it has made me more responsible, taught me a lot about myself, and gave me a lot of direction and opprotunities i would otherwise not have. It has given me many relationships that I could have never made in the 'civilian world'. For example, my letter's of recommendation for business school were written by a Colonel and one of the VPs of Charles Schwab. Rick Distaso, the lead prosecuter in the Scott Peterson Trial, is in my unit (he counts helmets btw). My new Commander works for the LA City attorney's office and tells stories about Britney Spears and other celebrity jail experiences. I've met about five judges in different counties and many, many special agents. I don't think I'll ever get in trouble with the law. Anyway, however you feel about the war/conflict that is currently going on, or war in general, please realize that the Army as an institution is necessary for this country to exist. We are simply a machine that someone else runs.

I would like to take a moment to recognize Supervisor Juannita at the Forest Park Post Office for…read moreher outstanding customer service and genuine kindness. From the very beginning of my situation until the very end, Ms. Juannita went above and beyond to help me locate and receive my package. In a world where great customer service can sometimes be hard to find, she reminded me that there are still people who truly care about helping others. She was professional, patient, compassionate, and incredibly dedicated throughout the entire process. She never made me feel like I was just another customer. Instead, she treated my concern as if it were her own and worked tirelessly to make sure everything was resolved. Because of her commitment and determination, I was able to receive my package, and for that I am sincerely grateful. Her positive attitude, willingness to help, and exceptional work ethic made all the difference. If you ever have an issue, concern, or question at the Forest Park Post Office, I highly recommend asking for Juannita. She is knowledgeable, dependable, and truly one of the most wonderful people I have had the pleasure of meeting. Employees like her are the reason organizations succeed and customers keep coming back. Thank you, Juannita, for your hard work, dedication, and for treating people with respect and kindness. You are appreciated more than words can express, and your efforts do not go unnoticed.

All the ladies in there are super rude to talk to! I have had same problem every time that I return…read moresomething. Horrible customer service!