Arrived 12 min early for appt. Got called immediately after. All of my questions and concerns were…read morehandled or answered. Staff was very efficient, friendly.

This office has a very nice vibe to it. My interactions have only been with 2 employees but they…read morewere both great. The security guard is very professional and helpful. The agent that is handling my application was also very professional but kind. Thank you Ventura Society Security!!!

Easy, friendly, quick, and reasonable…read more This place is a machine, just bring your mask to avoid

I've always had a good experience here. The people were always so nice. Also you drop off your…read moreChristmas trees in the front of the building in the big container from 2022 Xmas. They do charge a lot of get rid of small amounts of garbage, it's a flat rate of $35 up until a certain amount. I wish there was like a $5 dollar option cause sometimes people just need to get rid of a few extra trash bags of garbage. I used to take some cardboard for free during the pandemic. You need to bring a hard hat, closed towed shoes, and I think an orange vest. I'm not sure if they are still allowing people to toss away cardboard but this is what I did about 2 years ago. Up until my neighborhood allowed cardboard to be picked up ever 1 week versus every 2 weeks.

Thank you for reaching out to us the customers to assist in Water Conservation with providing us…read morewith a kit consisting of: a shower head, hose nozzle, moisture meter and a bag of potting soil. All we had to do to call to make an appointment then drive up at our time, open trunk and they put our conservation goodie bag in our trunk. We didn't have to get out of our car. Thank you all for the great service and the goodies. to the City of Oxnard Water Division.

I've been to this adobe historical park and venue a few times over the last few years…read more The grounds are clean and spacious with plenty of guest parking. They have their own parking lot and also have about a good 20 spaces right in front of the historical house area. I've been here over the years for concerts and more recently an event. This is a great lowkey space for events and I particularly like when they hold the regular concert series here in the spring and summer. Once inside the Adobe house area, it isn't too big but can be spacious enough for a couple hundred people . There are public restrooms near the front entrance and otherwise it's an open courtyard where the event promoters bring their own tables, chairs, and decor. Every time I've come here there has been sporadic seating and food/drink vendors, depending on the event. I like this venue as it's not too far from the freeway and close by the harbor for some pre-post meals.

First time at this place and I think it's a great spot for events. I went for a quinceañera. Just…read moreso reminiscent of all the fiestas i imagine, happened here when California was part of Mexico círca 1847. We had such a blast. We didn't even feel the cold! No heaters or anything just pure dancing. I'd get a bit cold and I'd hit the dance floor. I'm sure heaters could be rented to keep guests warm on chilly nights.

There are so many fun things to do from late November through the first week of January. Every…read moreyear it seems that a new option pops up to tempt us to expand our holiday experiences roster. It's great to be able to go back and revisit favorite venues / activities like strolling in the Henry T. Oxnard Historic District. We hit the District on Christmas Night with our Adored Grandson and his lovely girlfriend. They compared it to Candy Cane Lane in the Valley, but to me this is preferable because there are actual sidewalks! Also, traffic isn't a small thing, but it seems less hectic than Candy Cane Lane from that standpoint. I love how it's such a family friendly activity. We saw groups in their fam-jams showing unity of spirit. People come with their little ones in strollers. It's fun for all ages to see the creativity and colorful decorations that the homeowners put together to share with each other and with the community at large. We walked F Street from 5th to Magnolia and back again. It's good exercise to walk off Christmas dinner. On F Street between 1st and 2nd Streets is always the most amazing model train layout to bring out the holiday cheer. The homeowner (and likely some helpful elves) do an amazing job of setting up a venue that delights countless numbers of visitors. It's definitely a highlight on the street. Designs vary from themes incorporating popular culture characters, to woodland animals, to religious tableaus, to frosty images, and, of course, Santas and snowmen of all types. It's all magical to me. We'd taken AG there several times when he was much younger, so it was a big deal to me to be able to take him back now that he's a college student and could introduce it to his girlfriend. After we gave full attention to F Street, we went back to our car and drove G Street. By then we were all getting chilled and ready to be sitting. The lighting displays and other decorations on G were fabulous. Next time we might walk G instead. If you only drive on F then you can't fully appreciate the train display up close, though. Decisions, decisions! So much to see and inspire your sense of wonder.

Omg I will definitely be recommending this location to all my friends and associates at Bis Tech…read moreinternational computer services. I myself am a proud supporter of Ventura Police Department as well as Federal Agencies in the United States of America. I definitely appreciate all that women and men do for our Beloved City. God Bless Mr Castillo

Called regarding a problem i had and they just hung up on me. This is not good for public…read morerelations as well as community safety.

Naval Base Ventura County was created in 2000 bu combining Naval Air Station Point Mugu and Naval…read moreConstruction Battalion Center Port Hueneme into one combined base. It also controls Naval Outlying Landing Field San Nicolas Island and is home to multiple units and commands. Most notably it is also the home to the famed Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 30 aka VX-30 "The Blood Hounds" Located on the coast, the base is generally off limits unless you have business there. However, it is a fantastic place to plane spot and does have a missile / aircraft park that is just outside of the base boundary that is open to all.

Naval Base Ventura County hosts the Point Mugu Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC), which is home to…read morethe vaunted VX-30 flight test squadron. The cutting edge of naval aviation lives and flies here. If it's the newest and greatest, it's being flown here. You can often see aircraft coming and going, but to get in on the action requires years of training and innate talent. Some of the finest aviators in the world can be found here.

It's been almost a decade since I've been to the library. This library is spacious, clean, and…read moreorganized. The circulation desk staff helped me to obtain my library card and answered any questions I had about the library. You no longer pay any overdue/late fees if you're late retuning your book. You only pay if you lose or damage a book. There's an online collection of books, which your library card number and PIN (last 4 digits of your phone number) is the key to opening. You can read a novel on your phone if you decide to use the online collection. If someone has checked out a book either online or physically, you can place a hold on it for whenever it's returned. I placed a hold on a couple of physical books, got an email that they were ready to be picked up, and they scanned my library card and handed me the books. It's just an incredibly easy process. I'm also reading a book online from their digital collection. I feel incredibly foolish not having taken advantage of the library in years! There's free WIFI, plenty of events for kids and adults alike in the library (check the flyers in the library or go online), and the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful in helping you find what you need and explaining what the library has to offer. The only bummer is that the library is closed on Fridays and Sundays, but you have 5 other days to make use of the library's free resources!

Very inviting staff upon entry. Large kid's section on the ground floor, along with audiobooks…read more Upstairs is everything else. The graphic novel section is about a fifth of our Fresno Library's size, but do appreciate that they have one.