I was in and out. No more than 15 minutes. Had no discrepancies. Found a parking spot with no…read moreissues either. Have to give them five stars.

I went here this morning to put in an order for a social security card. Now this place is located…read moreon North and Laramie which is basically the hood. So the fact that it was the hood AND the social security administration I was ready for it to be a bunch of loud ignorant folks when it actually wasn't. The place was really nice and extremely orderly. When you walk in it can be a little confusing because there are no signs telling you what to do. However, I will tell you (so you won't be wandering around looking lost like me!). When you walk in go to your left to get in line for the computer. When you get to the computer follow the directions on the screen. When you're done it should print out a number for you. Then you should walk to the tables in the back and fill out an application for your card. Then you sit and wait. Someone will call your number over the loudspeaker and direct you to a window and voila! that's it. Pretty easy right? So back to my experience. I think I only had to wait about 5 mins before my number was called. this was surprising because the place was pretty packed. The good thing is that there are like 20 windows (the majority of which were actually open) which means you don't have to wait for one or two clerks to help all 700 of you. When i got to the window the lady was very nice. She saw that my birthday was coming up and she wished me a happy early birthday! I thought that was nice. She was extremely pleasant and quick. I was in and out of there in under 30 mins. :-)

Great Youth program for young men of color who have sex with other men. Free STI and HIV testing as…read morewell as events every week!

Dropped off unused/expired over the counter and prescription medication... No Liquids…read more Easy and fast process. Please... Do Not Flush or Throw Out Medications... Thank You.

As a person that deals with mental health problems this police district has treated me with so much…read morerespect and compassion and kindness towards me when I needed someone to talk to be honest I would say that dealing with mental illness sucks but get the help you need and use the resources we have because I did and ever since then I've been enjoying life so much lately

Can't say there are many public offices that get four stars but this social security office had two…read moresuper kind workers that really contributed to that rating. Security guard was rude but I'm confident he handles his fair share of problems and rude people because it's all appointment only and protocols have changed. Still it's a pretty routine experience, security guard checks your name on the appointment list, tells you where to sit, they call next and you meet with the worker. Chairs are marked off due to the distancing requirements. There are green spot parking spots outside the office, no free parking here!

Hello everyone,…read more yesterday I called the social security office, and it was answered promptly to my surprise. A Mr. Shenowski (Not sure on spelling) was the person who I was blessed to have answered my call. The experience was painless and what a world of difference it makes when the person helping you is so knowable. Not sure if I butchered his name, but whatever you are paying him is probably not enough. The man enjoys his job, you could tell by his demeanor. I thank you and my family thanks you. Regards, Rafael.

I would give them 0 stars because this is by far THE WORST post office I've ever had !!!!!!!!!…read moreLiterally for a year my carrier throws our mail in the lobby when we have MAILBOXES with unit # AND names!!!! The "supervisor " Mr . Cruthers is a JOKE !!! HORRIBLE customer service, RUDE and UNPROFESSIONAL . Still waiting on a call back since 7-11-24 from him smdh I've called customer service numerous times , also NO follow through.

This facility is horrible. The front desk was on the phone having personal conversations while on…read morethe clock but if the customer have a question she answers with attitude like I disrupted her. You're on the clock

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Oak Park's parking enforcement department has a serious selective enforcement problem, and I have…read morethe documentation to prove it. Time and time again, I have witnessed two vehicles parked in close proximity where one has more severe or repeat violations and receives absolutely nothing: no ticket, no citation, no warning. Meanwhile, a vehicle with a valid license and a paid permit parking pass gets cited for something trivial. This is not an isolated incident. This is a pattern. At this point I have to ask, what is driving these decisions? Because from the outside, it doesn't look like enforcement. It looks like targeting. There is no logical explanation for why the most egregious violators walk away clean while compliant, paying residents get penalized. The people who are actually invested in this community: paying for permits, following the rules, deserve fair and consistent treatment. That is the bare minimum expectation of any municipal department. Right now, that expectation is not being met. This is not something I'm going to let go. I will continue to document every instance, continue sharing what I find with community members, and continue escalating this through every appropriate channel available until there is real accountability. The hypocrisy here is not just frustrating, it's a legitimate problem that deserves serious attention.

Police and Fire are good and the rest of the departments are nothing to brag about. Overpriced in…read moreall aspects of living. There are nice people but way too many that think they are big shots living in Oak Park. Oak Park is not the village it once was. It's much like living in a Socialist Republic. You can do much better in another city, town or village and another township. Just cross Austin Blvd into Chicago and you can find better prices and services. Oak Park if you are a renter is the pits as they offer basically no protection for bad landlords and also if you know someone that is what you need to get anything done or for them to look the other way.

Drove by on a Thursday afternoon. I thought it was a private home but it appears that there are…read moretours every last Saturday of the month. This is fantastic! There is only street parking so it will probably be hard to park. Best to uber or lyft if coming. The outside area seems to be well maintained. Goigle their website to plan ahead and see more info.

No tour was available. Looks well maintained. Not worth the trip unless you are in the immediate…read morevicinity.

Office is a complete dump, no one knows what's going on or where anything is. Don't expect to get…read moreany help.

For what it's worth here on Yelp!, I've been living in this Ward since Roboyas first got in as…read moreAlderman. Honestly, he wasn't bad at the beginning of his office...typical though. Now that he's a reg " fat cat " in our City Council, this guy is rarely in his office! Office staff is rude and absolutely nothing gets done! I'm not sure how this guy keeps getting voted in? All my neighbors really are fed up with this man.