I was so impressed with this office! I made an 11:40am appointment to provide documents for a…read moresocial security direct deposit change in banks. Got there early, was issued a ticket, sat down for one minute, number was called, provided documents, was out the door in less than 10 minutes ... before my actual appointment time. The office was clean, not many people waiting and the staff person who helped me was very professional. The location is a little tricky to find but there are signs on the road to help find the office.

I waited over an hour for my number to be called. I watched it up on the electronic screen was…read morefollowing it. It was listed up there for the window. Number one that I was sitting closest to the lady behind the glass, decided that she was going to close and go to lunch without even calling another number or saying she was going to lunch so my number was going to be kicked out and I would have to get another number, but I made my way to her window and I told her that my number was up next and I need it to be assisted. Well she put the window back up she assisted me it took all of 20 minutes to get it taken care of, and she was off to lunch, I don't think she appreciated the fact that I stopped her from going to her lunch but I did apologize after all there was a lot of us there and I'm sure a lot of us were hungry and ready to go to lunch as well. Other than that the place was extremely clean very well stocked with informative information And plenty of accessible parking with accessible bathrooms Thanks For The Read Until Next Time

After a few tough years trying to figure out what I want to do with my life, I came across a job…read moreposting for the U.S. Golden Army Recruiting Station. I was curious as I've know plenty of people that have been in the Army and so I contacted a recruiter, SGT Wood, he invited me down and answered every question that myself and my parents had and then recommended talking everything over together. After talking everything over I came to the conclusion that this is what I wanted to do and my parents had full support, I headed back down and started the process of joining the Army, I finished all tests needed and Got plenty of help deciding the career path I wanted, all the recruiters in the Golden station gave incredibly helpful advice and helped explain each job, I settled on CBRN/74D, overall I can't express how helpful and positive all the recruiters, especially SGT Wood, have been!

From the owner: We offer opportunities for people to learn how the US Army can help them with their plans for the…read morefuture. They can serve either full time or part time. The Army will allow you to gain skills that will make you marketable and place you ahead of your peers in today's tough job market. The Army offers training in over 150 career fields, most of which are directly related to the civilian workplace; job skills ranging from Computers, Legal, Mechanical, and Medical, Petroleum, Welding, Aviation, Human Resources and many more. When you enlist, your skill training will be guaranteed in writing. A recent survey of employers showed the 9 of 10 believed Soldiers possessed the job skills and qualities they looked for when hiring.

Beautiful Courthouse! Probably one of the nicest I've seen. The grounds are gorgeous. There is a…read morenice cafe/cafeteria inside on the bottom level with outdoor seating too. The food was actually really fresh and very good. There is a little coffee shop just inside the lobby area too. Security is not a big problem, even when I came on a busy day with over 500 jurors coming through, I got through very quickly with no issues. I even had my dolly loaded with lots of boxes for a lengthy trial and it wasn't too bad getting through security. Just a heads up, they do not let you bring through any liquids or food, but if you get a note from the bailiff in your division, it's not a problem.

I've lived in Colorado permanently since 1988 on and off since 1975. I've lived in 6 different…read morecounties across the state. Jefferson County is the absolute worst by far. Zero customer service. They lie and don't keep their word or commitments. In my opinion the commissioner of my area should be looking for work in fast foods. I've dealt with a few departments and none deliver satisfactory service. They're really good at getting my Tabor refund with empty promises. Looking forward to moving to a county that provides decent roads and services.

It's a jail. They don't take care of individuals who are detoxing or having a seizures even after…read morebeing called to help the inmate. The deputy's just suck except for one. He was very nice and helpful his man is deputy or sheriff Travis and he works in the lobby. He is a nice guy and deserves a big raise. The rest of them that I had to interact with suck. And I was not even an inmate. They treat visitors like crap imagine how they treat the inmates!

Coffee was cold and the mattresses were far too firm. Far too loud at times and the room service…read moredidnt smile much. However meals were brought to me. Therapy and medial were top notch.

Best sheriff around for sure! My family recently finished the freedom run 2024 and Sheriff Dee…read morewatched over everyone today and even joined in the fun by playing some pop-up four square as we rounded the finish line!

it would be nice if the Jeff Co. police department would block off the entrance to summit medical…read morefrom 11E. Instead of the cops working it being rude and disrespectful. At least it would be more noticeable to have cones up to make people aware. Not everyone who goes to summit lives in Jeff and knows and being talked to the way that wasn't very becoming of an officer who is supposed to protect and serve. seemed a bit power hungry. You're detecting school traffic dude. Need to calm down and chill.

Beautiful state, beautiful location, absolutely horrible regional office to deal with…read more This review is in regards to the VBA (disability, comp and pen folks), not the educational section here. This is where all the disability claims in Colorado for veterans are routed, and let me tell you, they do a terrible job, to the point of being corrupt. My friend and I are both veterans, both rated 90% now. When I was in Colorado I was at 50%, and the C & P examiners treated me like I was a criminal every time I went in there, no matter what the exam was for (upon appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals several years later my claims were found to be credible and well documented). My friend, in even worse shape than I was, had been hospitalized several times and was in bank overdraft, struggling month to month. Not only did they not consider raising him from his overall rating of 20% but they proposed to sever his service connection. Just f-ing spiteful and unheard of. Needless to say an attorney picked up his case and immediately got it stopped/reversed (he is rated 90% now). Out of the 4 VBA employees I've interacted with, three of them were extremely rude/cold and acted like they were angry and hated to be working with veterans. When I was sent my VA rating/disability decision, it was mixed in with another veterans paperwork, so I saw her name, social security number, everything. I brought this to the local congressman's attention and he mentioned that they'd been making those mistakes a lot, as well as shredding/destroying medical records. Look, I understand that we have a national budget and not every vet can be 100%, but the Denver VBA folks really seem to have it out for vets and take things way too far. Aside from the usual stall tactics of delaying and not acknowledging very clear evidence that's been provided, they will further convolute the process by pulling dirty tricks like this severance proposal, which is clearly wrong and just expends more time and resources. Their ratings decisions are very subjective in their wording, stating things are personal opinions rather than a more objective approach (i.e. "You have the following symptoms a/b/c, you do not have the following symptoms d/e/f, your rating is therefore assigned at XX%). I can't even believe they get away on both a local and federal level with doing this to vets, people who have put their lives on the line and had some of the hardest things inflicted on them. Denver VBA -- SHAME. ON. YOU.

First of all I love to be a veteran who fought in the army along with my father and brothers and…read moreuncles in high command jobs. I filed for my milltary benefits and I did every thing that should have been done for me to file it.I had help filling it but I waited my time for me to get my paper work back to see what I needed to like the admin person told me .BUT when it reached the time limit for me to hear something about it I called the veterans affairs office and they told me where I didn't have a claim in come to find out the person who help me never turned in my paper work for me to get my claim started . SO sorry to say that I need got any word on my paper work and its hard to keep filing when this has happen on several times of me filling for my benefits .VETERANS who served shouldn't have to go through this type of treatment after all we have done for our country .

Letter carrier never picks up outgoing mail, never delivers packages to my front door, and often…read moredoesn't even close mailboxes. If a package is too big to fit into the mailbox, he may crush it so that it fits. Large packages are often left out in the rain or snow. He is lazy and never gets out of the vehicle or any reason.

Went in the other day for our kids' passport appointments. The staff who assisted us were efficient…read moreand nice. He was able to get acceptable pictures from an infant and a 5 yo quickly. All in all, he had us out of there before our second appointment should have started.