I'm so thankful for Kern regional center! Because of them our son has received well over three…read moreservices. They have helped us substantially. I'm so thankful for our case worker Pedro Alvarez! He has made a difference in our sons life. Thank you for being there for our family Kern regional center, we're ever so grateful!

A great resource to have if your child has a disability and/or needs more tools to learn and grow.read more

Everyone on this place was very helpful, they did a very good job with me…read more It's was very easy to do alllllll the things that I, have to do here.

I was certain that my license would be sent to me this year since mine expired on the 4th. However,…read morewhen I went online, I discovered I needed to take a knowledge test and then visit the DMV to complete the process. I wasn't too upset about this because my current photo was terrible and didn't resemble me at all. If you do this, make sure to choose the at-home test option online. It costs $45, the same as taking it at the office, where the lines are insanely long. The DMV was packed! When my number was finally called, I was lucky to be assisted by Karen Gomez. When I reached her window, I told her, "Whatever you get paid, it's not enough." I had witnessed such rudeness from others there to take care of business. Nobody likes going to the DMV, but people, please be nice! Karen was incredibly kind and put me at ease. Working there must be so stressful, but Karen, you're awesome, and I truly appreciated your help. 7/12/24

Supervisor talked over me when I wanted to ask a simple question for verification. She was…read moreextremely rude and unprofessional.

If you are a veteran, or a spouse or dependent of a veteran, you should know about this place and…read morespend a moment looking into any benefits you may be entitled to. After all, if you served, and you pay taxes, you have earned every right to receive your benefits. I can't stress enough how important it is to get into the Vet Center and see what's going on BEFORE you get into a situation that requires you to need services. I say this because although the staff here are friendly and pretty fast (for a government agency), VA claims take a long time to process. While this is happening, you don't want to be in need. The Vet Center on Golden State has plenty of parking and an organized sign in system. They have a good bit of room in the waiting area, and seem very interested in getting you what you need. So, thanks for your service, and don't forget to take a look at the benefits you might have coming.

I truly don't understand why people hate to go to jury duty. I thoroughly enjoy my time there and…read moreusually hope I get picked. I've been going for years and have noticed throughout the years they have done many things to help alleviate the "hurry up and wait" mentality that it use to have. The guy that's in the waiting area when you first get there is so friendly and informative. He's always super nice and willing to answer any questions you may have. Also, the ladies in the back are always smiling and friendly which is nice for those of us that don't mind being there. The addition of the shuttle for the jurors to and from the courthouse is the best idea they've ever come up with because that train is a pain in the you know what when trying to get back from a break on time. It also makes it avoidable to walk under the overpass where the homeless population love to hang out. Actually it seems like they may have cleaned that overpass up because I looked and didn't see any out there this time around. I love the many options available for food during your breaks. That is my favorite aspect of serving. There are so many new and exciting places to eat just on 18th and 19th streets alone. If you choose to venture farther there are even more! Just remember that it is your civil duty to serve and take it a day at a time while there and you will be just fine.

Just returned from jury duty. It was an excellent experience, very well organized. Everyone…read moreinvolved were professional yet personable and clearly explained what would happen. They also were very accommodating for people with questions or issues.

My encounter with a CHP officer this last summer was impressive. Simply impressive. He came to my…read morevehicle when prompted...listened intently... identified himself without hesitation when asked, and followed up on my hunch that a vehicle had just been stolen...which come to find out, my hunch was right on. Guess my years employed by another law enforcement agency paid off?! Fast forward to this evening, and last Monday at 0236 hours. Well, I'm just a little confused by the 'emergency alerts' when one is prompted at 0236 hours (in civilian time that's 2:30 a.m. - that's right - 2:30 a.m. in the morning!!!) We all damn near had heart failure when that shrill sound came through our phones making us jump out of our beds in the middle of deep sleep!! Who in their right mind would do such a thing? Do these folks (dispatchers I assume) have no clue that there are autistic, elderly, physically challenged, mentally challenged, and other people who have significant health issues like those with cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, etc., that could be severely impacted by such a delirious and thoughtless thing to do? PUSH an alert at that hour? Do they? OMG! What the hell? After that 2:30 a.m. BLAST of emergency from the CHP, we couldn't go back to sleep! It was just horrible. Someone needs to talk to the individual who made that call...because in my humble opinion, it was the wrong one. Further, the "Silver" alert that came across today at 1900 hours (7:00 p.m.) was interesting, to say the least. Interesting because only 236 people viewed it by the time I did. It seemed odd to me that only 236 people had viewed that emergency "Silver" alert - but I think I may know why! BECAUSE "SILVER" means OLD! GODFORBID! An elderly (old) missing person?! WTF? So now the elderly - or old - are being LABELED BY THE CHP? WHY? I think that is also the wrong call. In this day and age, the elderly are (for the most part) treated like scum. This type of alert should simply be made as a "Missing Persons" alert, so more people will view the alert - increasing the odds, or chances, that the "missing person" could be located. What sad commentary for the elderly in our society, being imposed by the most respected law enforcement agency in town (once again, in my humble opinion).

Extremely polite and helpful employees at this CHP location! I was helped quickly - an overall nice…read moreexperience.

This facility is smaller than the others I've picked up wards from, in San Bernardino, Riverside…read moreand LA counties, but customer service is better here and the wait (processing time) is much shorter.

This facility and the staff were excellent. My loved one was treated with respect and dignity, well…read morefed and kept clean. Right before he passed he was placed in a very private room and observed closely. Communication with family was excellent.

This home is unsanitary and poorly managed. The owners are unprofessional and do not have the…read moreability to properly communicate. Do not waste your money and DO NOT let anyone on hospice care live here. I'm appalled by the lack of accountability and have no idea how a business as this one is allowed to be in our community. They should be shut down.

The service was good, speaking english and spanish very good, diversity fair, professionals too. I…read morewas making conversation with the young worker and he is not supposed to have conversation but still very professional. I like the service.

Clean, no wait. Customer service by Alfonso was great. Had never been there before and he explained…read moredays and times they are open. Vintage feel like you're stepping back in time!