The clerks have zero customer service skills. When I say zero I mean not one drop of decency in…read moretheir body. No matter how respectful you are they speak to you like you're less than them. I also would like to say that if you go to court on a traffic ticket and the citing officer shows up, then no matter what you say or do you are guilty. The minute the officer walks in seals the deal for you. There is zero justice in the Marina "Superior" Court.

Open 8-2pm. The courthouse and staff are fine. The Traffic court judge is very fair. However, the…read morecity of Marina has a big fat white arrogant motorcycle cop, who lies in wait for the chance to cite any driver who dare make a wrong move, for even 2 seconds!!! Public Beware!!! He showed up to defend his citations of not 1 or 2 drivers, but more in the same session. Only god knows, how many unfortunate victims had to just pay the outrageous fines from the citations he had issued and could not defend themselves. Yes, this narcissist is out of control. City of Marina take note; you are bound to loose millions in tourist revenue, from all of us who will avoid shopping in your tiny city. Buyers Beware of the lurking motorcycle cop!!!

I stopped by this place as suggested by a friend for some legal matters concerning my employer…read more The clerk was very helpful. She asked me very detailed questions and helped me fill out the forms properly so that all of the paperwork could move through the system faster without needing revisions. If you have any questions regarding your employer or labor law violations you can call or stop by and the ladies that work here are very knowledgeable.

The Salinas Valley Chamber of commerce has been a vital and essential part of the Salinas community…read morefor ages. The current leadership and staff and doing so many things in the community (and behind the scenes) that are helping the entire community! I encourage everyone to contact them immediately to learn the opportunities they offer! #LovingSalinas I'd also am looking forward to the rebirth of the Salinas Junior Chamber (Jaycees) who have helped shape our current and future leaders!

The Salinas Valley Chamber of Commerce has several networking events that have been essential in…read morepromoting and growing business. These events bring local government, community leaders, and businesses together. Don't miss out, get involved today!

Overall, I have had a good experience. With the # of staff they had, the wait time was expected. I…read morewas applying for EBT so I was there for several hours. Later, I took my Mother to apply for EBT and stuff. Yes, the office is understaffed. Come on! I understand tight budget but hey, hire more staff so we don't have to wait that long. We live in a very expensive place. Plus, you're giving someone a job too. They were nice enough to give me the number and address where to apply for Disability. Ask for their resources. I am sharing tips that I overheard and seen from the times there. Tips: 1. Come early... first thing in the morning. 2. Smile, it will only make your process easier & smoother. 3. Bring reading materials or electronics. 4. Be patient. The ones at the windows are not Social Workers. They have no control of the wait times or outcomes. Bees honey...

My situation started off with a frustrating problem. I had sent a Priority Mail box for delivery in…read moreCarmel but for some reason it was not delivered at destination because of a "problem " with the address and it was returned to me in New York. I called and spoke with Leo and today, Linda (Lulu) and explained to them that while I had sent previous packages to this same address and that they were delivered , I was very unhappy to get this one back and wasn't sure why this happened. Not only did I pay for that original service, but now I was reshipping the same box only to have to pay once more. I was desperate to make sure that there was not a repeat performance when the shipment arrived there next week. Both Leo and Linda/Lulu were not only very professional and helpful, they were cheerful and offered assurances that I would not have another problem.

Really lousy customer service from manager JR. We have rented a PO box at this location for many…read moreyears. Since we live out of the area most of the time, it's really convenient to have a local delivery address. We paid our most recent bill ($166 annually for a small box) by mail one week in advance of the 1/31 due date printed on our bill. A few weeks later, I was in town and went to check our box, only to find I had been locked out. When I asked to speak to the manager (JR) he advised me that notices were slipped into boxes in early January that customers had to pay for their renewal by 1/9 in order to avoid a rate increase to $198. If you were out of town during the holidays and didn't get the notice, too bad. Even though we had paid the $166 bill on time, he demanded an additional $32 PLUS a $25 late fee. According to JR, we were responsible for accessing our box on a daily basis in order to receive and act on any such notices of fee increases - even those which conflicted with the bill we were previously mailed. Really? Daily? Where is this ridiculous policy written? JR insisted that this requirement was printed on the USPS PO Box application, but couldn't show me where - because it is not. Bottom line, this Louis DeJoy wannabe could care less about being fair to loyal customers.

Fastest DMV service! ~35 mins, for no appointment too! (It was a late Friday morning.) The inside…read moreis neat. Greeter and technician at the desk were nice and efficient! Quick tip: no need for supplemental documents for a REAL ID renewal! Just show up for a pic! (It didn't let me renew online.)

I will only come here and NEVER Gilroy. You don't need an appointment here and you won't be here…read moreall day like other DMV's. I am a disabled veteran and Gilroy made me jump through hoops. I went to the DMV on Senter RD and in San Jose and they told me I can't have a handicap placard because I wasn't missing a limb. I said "what the f... are you talking about missing a limb?" She said that her manager said that veterans have to be missing a limb to be handicap. I said, "Are you freaking kidding me? People have a placard for being obese. I have my documentation and verification through the VSO. " So I was told to come here. I recommend this DMV to all my friends and comrads. I was in and out In less than 15 minutes. They were friendly ans knew exactly what needed to be done. The second time I came was when my vehicle got flooded when we had bad floods earlier this year and they told me that it can take 12 weeks to fully release my vehicle, plates and title to USAA. The third time was today. My dad passed away last month so we brought in all paperwork to get vehicles put in my moms name. The two ladies that helped us were super sweet and helpful. They said we have to wait until 40 days after death to complete it. But gave us the forms we needed to fill out for the vehicles and walked us through it all. Thank you so much to you ladies!!!

They do a great job and are always helpful! However, tonight there was a bit of a communication…read moreissue -- none of the firefighters on scene spoke Spanish. Our neighbor, who mainly speaks Spanish, had a hard time explaining the situation until the ambulance arrived and a responder who spoke Spanish was able to help. It would be great if each shift had at least one Spanish-speaking team member to make sure everyone in the community can communicate clearly and get help without delays.