Definitely the best choice! Had amazing recruiters who are honest and take care of you during the…read moreprocess of joining! So many cool jobs in intelligence and cyber.

Super easy transition from active duty to guard. They have a local wing in Sacramento and at Beale…read more It has been so cool being able to serve my state and provide disaster relief support. Best kept secret in the Air Force!!!

I had a wonderful time working on the Hatchery construction June 1966 through November 1967. For…read morethe Summer '67 salmon run we got to help Fish & Game operate the Hatchery because we knew which valves to open and close. Revisited once around 1990 with my son. Best commute I ever had, rented a house from the Bakers just the other side of the bridge - the old one of course. When I arrived in June '66 they had just finished all the mass grading. I was the last one off the project, finished up the Punch List and sold it to the State DWR in time for the Fall '67 salmon run. You would not believe the amount of pipe buried under that place, including the main 54" water line from the Thermalito Diversion Dam to the cooling tower west of the Hatchery Building that supplies the entire operation from the Hatchery Building Tanks, to the Rearing Ponds, and the Spawning Channel. Also picture the train that ran along the River bank to deliver cobbles from the gold dredge spoils south of Oroville to face off the Dam to protect it from erosion. That would have been handy when they were filling the crater in the Oroville Dam spillway recently. When we were surveying for construction staking and the train went by about every half hour, the instrument would shake so much we just had to stand by and re-level it afterward. Another fun incident was when we blew a 1/4 stick of dynamite in a 24" pipe we were jacking under the railroad. It ran into a boulder larger than 24" so that was the only way to get it through. It made a wonderfully loud, but mellow WHOOMPH! that echoed 4 or 5 times between the bluff on the west side of the Hatchery and the Town on the other side of the River. We of course gave a heads up to City Hall, Police & Fire, but I'm sure they answered a few phone calls from worried citizens. There might be a few folks around Town who still remember that. Pete Lescure

This is from a very son and hate sensitive person, so this won't pertain to the majority. Because…read moreit there is no relief care of tree cover or in a structures to protect people from the blasting that UV rays, this place is only suitable for people who are not sensitive to heat and sun or once it is under 70 out. This is a pretty neat place and unique but I can't go there unless it's 70 or under out because of the absolutely searing sun. It destroys me and makes it so I can't have a good time. Otherwise it's Unique and as long as you go between now and early Oct there is something to see. Otherwise there's not much to see at all because it's not salmon season.

Visited August 28 2026…read more This office is in Oroville off of Table Mountain Blvd. My elderly friend needed to pick up a letter( I think she called it an Award letter). It wasn't crowded but it is BEST to make an appointment! Clean inside. Taking pictures or videos inside is frowned upon!

The security guard at this SS office is so nice and so funny. I'm not accustomed to this kind of…read morefriendliness at a government building. I didn't wait very long considering how busy it was and I'm genuinely surprised by this. Security dude needs a raise. He helped with the touch screen process and everything!

Abandoned or looked abandoned. Surrounded by homeless people that didn't look mentally healthy…read more I didn't want to get down with my two babies. Looked closed anyway. No answer on the number listed so we drove out to see it. Waste of time.

The library is a magical place. I'm always greeted when I walk in. Help is easy to find. There are…read moreso many resources and fun things to do for kids. I would love to this beautiful building given a little TLC on the inside because it really is an awesome place.

We were lucky enough to visit the dam on a beautiful day in spring…read more You can drive over the dam and there is plenty of parking on the other side, and even a picnic area. We had lunch and enjoyed the great weather and beautiful views. People were walking, biking and even roller skating over the dam. There is lots of educational information on the dam to read. The area is locked between 11pm and 5 am but otherwise open to the public and free for everyone to enjoy.

When I was in Oroville last year, I finally visited this area. And glad I did!…read more I took a walk along the walkway with a stunning view of the lake on one side and a breathtaking view of the town on the other. People walk, like I did, jog, walk their dogs, or just take a nice stroll through here. I went on a beautifully sunny day and was amazed by the sight and atmosphere of the area. Would gladly come by and take another walk in the future, because I wasn't able to explore the whole area.

I'm new to this area and wanted to check out the library to get some things printed. Love the…read moreinside, so comfy and perfect for studying. Plenty of space too.

comfortable area. in the teen area there are kids who will play roblox on the computers. it's not…read morecompletely silent. you can here audible chatter in the background. it was more loud than i expected, still quiet in a way. but i wish it was quieter.

The Butte County library has a relaxed environment that encourages browsing. I walked in looking…read morefor one book and ended up exploring several sections.

Visited September 18th in Oroville…read more This is my first time here and I needed a quiet place to do some paperwork. I noticed they had several computers as well as printers to use. They have a children's room towards the back and the place was clean except for the ladies bathroom that wreaked of Marijuana! I liked that they had a security guard on duty as there is times when I have drove by and saw some homeless people hanging outside. The staff was helpful and polite. They had alot of books to choose from and some people were even playing chess! Plenty of quiet areas to sit and do your homework or read a book! Plenty of parking and I got my paperwork done without distractions!

I accidentally had a package shipped to willows instead of willow creek, so i called the people at…read morethe willows post office. For over a week they kept an eye out for my package so they could forward it to me, today it is finally being sent to me. I really appreciate these guys taking the time to remember me, and my package. They were super friendly the whole time, any time I called, answered all my questions. Thanks again, Willow Creek Girl.

I hate to say this but I would give the staff at the Willows post office a five star and the…read morecarriers a zero star. I think his name is Doug at the post office who's been there for years and who is excellent. The problem is that every single day it seems, I get someone else's mail- sometimes not even the same number or even street!!!! I've complained at the post office 2-3x before but there's really nothing they could do about this other than getting better carriers (or sorters?) with attention to detail!!! I just think that very important mail could end up in the wrong hands and create identity theft and I'll kinds of stuff! That's the only reason I chose to do this review.