What a beautiful drive thru the snowy canyon. There are picnic sites and campgrounds throughout…read more The road was closed 7 miles in, and we quickly stopped used the potty and took in the scenery while throwing a few snowballs. If you're passing thru and not stopping you don't need a pass but to stop and enjoy the area or hike, you need a pass. We just drive to the end and turned around and they let us in without paying. Watch out for the snow plows! They come at ya quick around corners and sometimes even on the wrong side of the road.

This was an amazing loop to drive up to at the beginning of October. The Fall colors is the Aspens…read morewere amazing! I didn't realize that this area is where the Sundance Film Festival was as well. This was a very very busy little road. It was a beautiful sunny weekend, so this was the right spot to be at at

I did not go to this office but had my experience on the phone with a customer service…read morerepresentative. I was so impressed by her that I wrote a letter to the IRS praising her skills!

Excellent service from Michael and Ray. Michael was patient, courteous, knowledgeable and helpful.read more

This was my second visit to this Social Security office in the past three months, and I have to say…read morethat I've had a very positive experience both times...even though the wait times were s-o long! Every staff member I interacted with was helpful, polite, and friendly. They were patient and professional, and I truly appreciate the work they do to help people in our community. Thank you for making what can sometimes be a stressful process a much more pleasant experience!

Wow. Well where do I start. I have been fighting for SSDI for 2 years. I got approved. I also…read moreapplied for SSI because the person that filled out my appl8cation said i should apply for it, even when I told the person I would be getting LTD. I was approved 2 years later after having to fight for it. I was approved my the judge on May 27th and ssdi approved me June 30th, I got a letter stating that my back pay was on hold due to my ssi application. I was denied ssi on July 7th 2026 which was my interview with them but yet, as they sent a letter saying it was the 16th of july 2026. They released the payment to my lawyers, and when i spoke to ssdi the end if july they said i should have my back pay by the 22nd of August 2026, said if i had not heard anything by that yime then to call. I called and was told ssi had not closed out my case and my back pay is still on hold! Lol so it's been almost 45 days since i was denied by ssi even though it shows i was denied in both ssi and ssdi systems they will not release my back pay until ssi processes my case. My landlord was diagnosed with cancer and has been fighting and found out 1 week ago about there is nothing else they can do for him and gas 6 months to live. I am and have been counting on this back oay from ssdi that i have fought 2 years for and waited 70 minutes on the phone today to be tomd i should just be patient. Being told ssi case mamget has not done their job. They wonder why there are soooo many homeless and upset and angry people. But when some on the other end that has an attitude from the get go of answering the phone and you are truong very hsrd to be nice. I actially have no patience for people who are unable to do.their jobs! And if anyone makes thos political it's not a political thing. It's a person that is holding up my back pay. I even asked if there was anything i could so to help speed it along. I was tomd they sent an email to the manager. So I am just supposed yo have patience well maybe they should be more patient with people and nicer wjen answering their calls!​

So very tough to know how you rate an entire county. But this is really a review for the Salt Lake…read moreCounty building there on 21st and State in SLC. And it looks like each department there has their own listing. So let's stick to the overall complex here. First, it's a big old building and the layout has never made much sense. You have a north building and a south building (when visiting, note that you'll have a 2001 S. State Street address followed by N2100 or S1300 or whatever). The two buildings are connect by a sky bridge located on the third floor. Which is kind of a pain if you're going from N4200 to S2200, for example. You have to go down from 4 to 3, cross the bridge, then go down from 3 to two. Or go all the way down, walk out of the building, and go back up to 2. Does that seem horribly nitpicky? Well it is. And the fact that there's a sky bridge is great. So you'll find all kinds of services here--from USU Extension to the County Mayor's office to Health services and Human Services, the County Auditor, Assessor, and even a small branch of Mountain America Credit Union. I haven't been to the branch for years, but it's teeeeny and according to MACU's website it's still there in the South Building. Should you find yourself in the building it's probably for a very mundane or ever not-fun task. But these people are nice, generally speaking. And it ain't the DMV. This is where the heartbeat and pulse of county government happens. Oh, and the cafeteria isn't half bad!

Decently kind and efficient service. Paperwork, some lines, not as bad as you would think…read moreconsidering it's a state building. Been here twice for weddings. Obviously nothing elaborate, but it gets the job done and provides the desired results. State services, they're...efficient???

I had the best experience here. Security was so nice! Once my things were scanned and I walked…read morethrough the metal detector, they told me where to go to find the social security office. I was greeted when I walked in to the security office and given a mask (they still wear masks in this office). They had me sign in at the kiosk and then wait for my number to be called. I think I sat there for less than 2 minutes when my number was called. They told me to go to a weird window, so security pointed me in the correct direction. They even walked back to make sure I made it. The person at the window was really nice. He helped me get my name changed and it took probably 3 minutes max. I was in and out of this place within 10 minutes. Going through security took the longest because there were two groups ahead of me. From the beginning to the end, every single person I encountered was sweet! Even the janitor smiled and said hello! I will 100% visit this location again.

I wanted to say how great the Ogden Social Security office staff is and how helpful they are. I'm…read morea social worker and I helped hundreds of people with Medicare and social security. Over the twenty-seven years I have been a social worker, the social security staff has always been very helpful. They take the time to answer questions and if they don't have the answer they will research it to find the answer. It's nice to have people who care, it makes my job much easier.

I read the bundle of awful reviews and I said...I gotta do it. Must do…read more Here I come at the new facility in South Salt Lake. Friday afternoon. I open the door and I am met with a wonderful, welcoming smile. Wrong location? Nope. No appointment and no worry. The government " greeter " working happily with no paycheck started this surprisingly positive experience. Two pretty stale security people were tough to break smile even with a thank. The modern waiting area was almost empty so a no appointment connect was easy thanks to the smiling welcome/greeter. 15 minutes and on my way to an almost pristine interview booth. Another smile and a beautiful Halloween attired SS staff member politely greeted me. Maybe 7 or 8 minutes later... done...factually verified and on my way. What a positive...satisfying...experience.

My recent visit to the local Social Security office wasn't as bad as I had feared it would be, nor…read morewas it a pleasure. Conveniently located in the heart of Salt Lake City, across from City Hall, the SS office is located on an upper floor of the large 80s style office building. A security checkpoint is located at the fifth floor office lobby's entrance and after being screened by security upon entering, one is directed to a kiosk where you are prompted to enter which department you need to deal with for your particular need. Once your data entered, a printed ticket is issued. Then, the wait begins, as you scan the digital monitors on the front wall over and over in hope that your number will be posted. Patience is required as it takes quite a while to get called to one of the windows behind which the human SS agents are located. My wait to be for my number to come up took about 1 1/2 hours, in a room that seemed to be about 1/3 full. The time it takes to be called is the real downside of visiting this office. Finally, when I approached the window of the agent who was to assist me, trying to create a human touch to our interaction, I commented about the nice view from her desk area. She agreed, took my paperwork and efficiently copied and entered the information as required. Her efficiency was commendable. I'm sure this is a thankless work environment and many situations are fraught with personal, life impacting issues that aren't easily solved. Luckily for me, everything in my case was straight forward and easily dealt with. After just a few minutes, my tenure in bureaucratic hell was over and I was happily on my way back to reality. Five stars for my agent's help, 1 star for having to wait in the queue for nearly two hours.

there is a big bad communication with some officers about what real id to get in to make delivery…read moreinside the hill Air Force base..

Wonderful base. Came here for the airshow that they have every two years. The base is huge and…read moreparking is easy. Some people can chose to go inside and park, but if you want to avoid traffic I would recommend parking at the high school and taking the shuttle bus in. A lot of people chose to park at Weber, I would avoid it cause the line to get on the bus I super long. Important note to do is to apply sun block. Lots and lots of sun block. There is no where to hide in the shade here cause a lot of people already took the good spots under the planes, the only shade available. I see a lot of people and at the end of the day they are so red and sun burned. I was even super sun burn cause I forgot to reapply sun block. Also remember to keep hydrated. They sell drinks and food every corner you turn. So keep energize/hydrated. The food isn't that bad. I bought a burger and it was actually juicy and not dry. I would recommend buying your food/drinks before you hit the crowds cause the lines are shorter. There are a lot of cool looking things everywhere during the airshow. You're able to go into the transporter airplanes. Sit in jeep trucks and see all the different airplanes and helicopters used. The air show itself is wonderful and can be seen anywhere on the base or even off the base. Totally worth going to.

What I like about Count Dracula and the Count of Monte Cristo (who invented the sandwich btw) is…read morethat they're both... well, very... County. But when Utah all the counts with the same brush then you assume they are all County. It could be worse. I could have forgotten the "o" in County. Although it's not very diverse, Utah is very beautiful and unspoiled, and it's a lovely and surreal area to visit, located herre up in the mountains, a gorgeous and populated gem after hundreds of miles of wilderness in any direction. It's sort of a miracle when you come across this Valley with a bunch of people living here, by Utah standards it may as well be Los Angeles. It's very beautiful and very much worth a visit. And unlike anywhere else in the country really, despite having some things in common with its neighbours such as Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming and Arizona.

I think we still have a ways to grow in separating church and state here and also being a little…read moremore open minded. However, I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather live. Utah county has it all; industry, technology, culture, family oriented, safe, tourism galore, beauty at every turn. Cities are mostly ran well, government is not as corrupt as elsewhere and politicians are often your neighbors. Where else can you drive for 1 hour and be in salt flats, desert, sand dunes, mountains and lakes, fishing, hunting, etc. Add in the year round warm weather and golfing down south, ice fishing and skiing up north with beautiful, full seasons... really, no where else has all that. Government is ran efficiently as any government can be. They have been effective at bringing in huge business and I think good at keeping a budget. A great place to live by any standard.