I was pleasantly surprised by this morning's visit to the Whittier Social Security office on…read moreGreenleaf. The Security Guard was professional and polite, the facility - including the restrooms - were clean and well maintained. Our appointment happened EXACTLY on time. And best of all, Ms. Gutierrez was professional, kind and took care of our questions quickly and competently. It was a great experience! I hope you all are as lucky as we were!

They are very efficient. Very friendly and very helpful. I didn't have to wait long at allread more

No customer service skills rude people not helpful just a run around…read moreeither in person or via phone it doesnt matter

This place is horrible.... terrible customer service! The staff rather drink coffee and sit on…read moretheir rears then get the lines moving!

In large part I say the Whittier Courthouse is 4 stars due to the judge who was assigned to our…read moredivorce case. Judge A. Verónica Sauceda was extremely professional on June 18, 2026. My ex and I were forced to sit through several other cases before us. The one right before ours was not very pretty. Judge Sauceda handled it well. Such wretched lawyers she had to deal with! The court system for Los Angeles is honestly a bit chaotic at first, but it is mainly because of the populous county. I had more questions after speaking with the judge so I called the hotline since my ex and I are representing ourselves... the guy I finally reached was friendly, but said an attorney would reach out to me no later than 3:30 pm. It is now 7:50 pm. I'm not hopeful for a callback tomorrow either. Parking was free but usually quite a long walk to the courthouse. Not a fan of the clerk's office at all here. I went there several times to file papers within the past five years and they were so rude to me and all other patrons around me each time. Despicable me, despicable me. Works Cited https://ballotpedia.org/A._Ver%C3%B3nica_Sauceda

Easy to find. Found street parking. The person who was sitting in for the judge was rude and didn't…read morewant to listen to people. I was the last case she had. She right away dropped the charges on the woman I had a restraining order on because she wasn't doing the harm. Her underage kids were harassing us. You would think she should be responsible since she is seen in the videos not telling her children anything

Customer service! I called the federal number and the rep had the worst attitude! She transferred…read moreme to my local office; Whittier. After two hours on the phone and local rep not listening to me, I finally got an appointment for the end of the month! I need solutions now and she kept asking for a verification key and I go through ID.gov and she kept saying yes! Ugh, no. When I got off the phone in tears, I found the ID.gov did not have what she was asking. I have to call back tomorrow! Stupidity! I wish I could go back to work at the federal level I have worked. Old ones are cranky and the young ones are rude.

It's going to be a great day because the security officer is very courteous and explained…read moreeverything before we came inside. Not like the one at the Pasadena office who was rude even if they seem to be from the same security agency. I hope I am right

Five-Star Review for Social Security Administration…read more I've had nothing but excellent experiences with Social Security. Anytime I have questions or concerns, they are addressed promptly and professionally. The staff--whether on the phone, through the 1-800 number, or in-office--are always kind, understanding, and patient. The process is straightforward, and the website is easy to navigate. Even when speaking with an attorney or judge through Social Security-related matters, I felt heard and respected. That's a rare feeling with government agencies, and it deserves recognition. A special shout-out to the Norwalk office--they go above and beyond. Overall, Social Security provides truly outstanding service. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a big round of applause!

I had a great experience with the people who ACTUALLY WORK at SSI. It went smoothly. The security…read moreguy is also nice. However, two security ladies are rude; they are middle-aged, and one appears to be in her early 60s, so please keep these disrespectful "low-class security guards" in your head. These women are so lazy that they would rather waste their breath and sound dumb than get up and unlock a bathroom. My dad and I came from the courthouse, and we were told to go to Social Security; however, we didn't know we had to book by appointment. My dad had to use the restroom, which so happened to be very close to the entrance. The one in her late 40's or 50s started whistling for about 10 seconds; we were confused at first because (why can't a decent or educated person use their words to grab someone's attention), so we walked to her desk, and she gave us attitude, asking various questions like, "Why didn't you go to the courthouse" over and over again as she is making mockery faces thinking she knows better. Keep in mind the courthouse is about a 15-minute walk and a 15-minute drive from the building, and these are the furthest apart; the library is closer to the courthouse. My point is that's enough time for someone not to be able to go. Plus, your desk is about 20 meters from the entrance. Then the 60-year-old butts her way in, basically copying her coworker, thinking she's helping HER. She does end up opening the door. Then asks me rudely if I needed to go. Like, come on, all you had to do was get your a## up. When I finally came for my appointment two weeks later, the 60-year-old was giving me a hard time again. For a different reason, now all she had to do this time was direct me, which was only a few steps to the sheet and say, "Fill this out". On my end, all I did was show my confirmation. End of story, like why they have to give people a hard time. For security guards, this attitude is utterly embarrassing even as human beings. The staff actually handling the social security can give customer service 1000 times better, says a lot about you as a person.

I visited this police station seeking assistance with a report request, and unfortunately the…read morecustomer service I received was disappointing. Yvonne Llamas was unhelpful and appeared unwilling to assist me from the beginning. Because I needed assistance in Spanish, another employee was initially asked to help, but when Ms. Llamas became involved again, the interaction continued to feel unprofessional and discourteous. I understand that public service employees can be busy and deal with many requests throughout the day, but members of the public deserve to be treated with respect and professionalism. A more courteous attitude and a willingness to help would have made a significant difference. I hope management reviews this feedback and continues to emphasize the importance of providing professional, respectful service to everyone who comes in seeking assistance

They ruin my life fuck this coward police station hope they all burn in hell fuck you and fuck you…read moreI don't know how you bitches sleep at night fuck you

Wow! I can not believe how low the rating is and bad reviews, for a city that is all I've known…read moreall my life. I grew up here, my kids grew up here, seen lots of changes since 1975 (yup!). I can understand the complaint about the incompetence of city employees; I've had mine with the Police Department & also with Whittier High School & WHUSD (side note w/both school & school district, I'm talking a few certain employees, the rest of employees were fine, it takes a few bad apples, as they say), that is much needed area of improvement, but I don't take it out on the entire city. And the city is most certainly not desolate! Try going to San Bernardino and you will change your tune. Yes, there has been ongoing rise of crime, tagging/graffiti, lots of outsiders from all other cities moving here- both good & unfortunately bad (West & So. Whittier and unfortunately pockets of Uptown as well) moving into the area, apparently it's appealing to them as well. There are times I go to Uptown for dinner, drinks or to chill, it seems like you have to be there in the day time till early evening before the mob of socialites & attitudes come out at night and saturate it. But again, it's not that bad, just know when to go, know where to go and know when to leave, if your the younger generation, then I guess you guys know how to handle it, focus is elsewhere anyways right? But what does the city have to do with it? If we can all look up above it and take it for what it is and make the best out of it, then it's all good. I probably won't buy a home out here, unless I won the Lottery and was in a position to pick and choose (I choose Whittier Hills, Friendly Hills & the best of East Whittier only), but mostly likely looking to get as far away from the city and live on an open field of homes with a view of the mountains in the quiet sleepy town of Yucaipa, what some will call boring, I call it peaceful. But when I get homesick, I know I can come back to good old Whittier. The point is, if your new to the area, have an open mind and give Whittier a chance.

Whittier is one of those cities that has pretty much everything you'd want from a city, from nice…read moreshops, restaurants and a large middle class population. If your a foodie your gonna love this city because we have it all and who makes the best of a certain type of food is up for debate! The city is pretty safe compared to neighboring cities and yes Whittier has pockets were gangs and low life's thrive but Whittier PD is pretty aggressive keeping the city safe. As for the average citizen we have old folks from the old Nixon days and the new generation of people trying to live in a modest home and give their kids a good life! If I could suggest any change i'd say the city needs to do something about the homeless in uptown and the gang activity in the surrounding area! Also limit the number of apartment complexes and section 8 because we already have a large share of renters! This city has a lot to offer on the weekends if you check the city website. It's far from a boring sleepy town, It's a thriving town with wonderful people living in it!

I had an appointment at the SSI office here in Whittier it was not the first time and I was turned…read moreaway for being about 5-10 minutes late. The supervisor made it clear since I was late that he can reschedule appointment which was frustrating, especially since I still needed assistance. I understand the importance of being on time, but some flexibility or clearer communication would help specially when you take off from work just for appointments. Also, parking in the area is very limited, which can make it difficult to arrive exactly on time. Improving parking access or allowing a small grace period could make the experience better for visitors.

This office is full of professional, kind, and informative individuals…read more The work they do is important and they worked with me to help resolve my issues. MS. Day and the intake team including the security made me feel heard, safe and they were helpful. Thanks to them all

No response from District 3 councilmember after writing a letter requesting help recovering Covid…read morefunds as working Americans that fell through the cracks trying to access Covid funds. We are long time Whittier residents who have been ignored.

Best park in Whittier! (In my opinion) Great aesthetic…read more Great pasture. Lots of trees. Lots of shade. River for those who love to see/listen to running water. Bridges. Hills and stairs for cardio and exploring. Small jungle gym area for children to play A couple of basketball nets Restrooms are well maintained, BUT no hand soap.. Plenty of parking which is always nice