I am only giving 2 stars because the 2 times I've been in there I've had good case workers. Other…read morethan that the system is a joke! I can't get food stamps for my family because my husband "makes too much" but after rent, utilities and bills we barely have anything leftover for groceries. Meanwhile, people are in the welfare office with Gucci shoes, Dolce & Gabbana shoes and a Gucci purse LOL and I bet they got approved for whatever they applied for. I don't take advantage of the system like most people do and all I need help is with groceries. My husband even Ubers on the weekends and we still struggle due to inflation. When is it going to end?

There's no such thing as a " good " welfare office, but this location is super fast if u have to go…read moreits worth the drive to come to this one

City of Henderson Business License Trish was so helpful in…read moreperson. The over the phone or online is very helpful but in person is less cumbersome . No being put on hold, no miscommunication or understanding...just easier. I went in with questions and left with answers, directions and accomplished. Thank you

Thank you to the City of Henderson Passport Services! We have been using your services for many…read moreyears, and truly appreciate how kind and professional your team is. Appointments are easy to schedule, wait times are minimal, and the staff genuinely wants to help. If anything is missing or needs correction, they always go out of their way to assist. We also love that people can take passport photos on-site -- the service is quick, efficient, and never rushed. Thank you for making the process so smooth and stress-free every time.

Great food, clean and neat, nice people, great area of Henderson, good access to bus line. BHX Aread more

This place does an extremely terrible job on treating inmates with underline mental health…read moreconditions. I was arrested and taken here by HPD, and when I had a Manic Epsiode, they put me on suicide watch and its again, rather by not giving the inmates the proper treatment. The mental health staff also do NOT take care of inmates. I wouldn't even wish somebody to be taken here upon my worst enemy. Do better Henderson.

These days it's a kiosk that makes life easy!…read more Keep your life simple, renew your tags every time here. If it's the status quo in your life then it's the easy for you. The hard part is keeping it simple truly. This kiosk makes life simple come and renew the tags here every time. Life savers . But your info needs to be the same at the DMV. Thank you for keeping this part of renewing our tags simple.

It's a lot easier than going directly to the DMV and waiting but , the machines are difficult to…read morework and could be made more user friendly.

SSGT DE JESUS IS REALLY A GOOD RECRUITER!…read more SSgt De Jesus was professional, knowledgeable, and supportive throughout my recruiting process. He took the time to answer all of my questions, explained everything clearly, and made sure I understood each step. His guidance and encouragement made the process much less stressful. I truly appreciate his patience, honesty, and dedication to helping me pursue my goals. I highly recommend SSgt De Jesus to anyone considering joining the Air Force.

The gentlemen at this place were amazing. They got my grandson on the right track to hopefully…read morebecome an airman in the new year. I appreciate the way you guys treated us and the education that you gave my grandson. He's excited now he needs to lose some weight lol thank you go Air Force!!

In mid March of 2025, at my Hospice suggestion, I called 311 at 9:00 pm to request moving my…read morehusband from a second floor bed to a hospital bed on the first floor of my home where his needs could be better handled. In less than 15 minutes a crew of four young men arrived and quietly, efficiently, and with care and kindness moved him to the first floor hospital bed. They then asked if there was anything more they could do to assist me. There wasn't, but the help when needed and the presence of the Station 83 crew is a bright memory in the midst of a trying time. Thank you all.

Like most courthouses full security screening prior to entrance. You enter in the 2nd floor from…read morethe street. This courthouse was super empty when I was there. Traffic violators go to the 3rd floor and windows to the left and check in on the iPad for a number. Make sure you get a number or you'll never be called. Agents are nice and helpful.

Is it weird to review a court? Well, I'm going to do it anyways!…read moreA little over a month ago I got stopped because my registration tags were not updated (it was five days past the date on my registration). I had paid for the renewal, just hadn't received the stickers yet in the mail. I received the stickers before my court date and went to court this morning. Although there is a parking structure, I was able to find parking on the street. I went into the court and asked which room I was to go to. The officer that directed me was nice & helpful. Once I got to the correct court room the lady that was checking us in (not sure if she was a bailiff or deputy?) gave me all the info I needed. She asked if I had proof of my registration with no lapse. I did. She said the judge will dismiss my ticket. When the judge entered, he went through everyone pretty quickly. Since my last name begins with "S" I was towards the end of the roster. It didn't take long though, it was all of about 20 minutes before they got to me. He called me up and was really friendly and he asked about my registration and I told him, actually that lady that had checked us all in told him my situation and he looked at me and smiled and said, "Great, you are dismissed. Good day, Miss." And that was it. While I can't say I want to return, I'll say that the employees here all were very friendly and professional and made this experience quick and painless!

This review is for the CPR training course that I attended at this fire station. I'm currently…read moretaking a drug abuse cause/treatment class at UNLV and this course was a great opportunity to learn how to help someone if they suspect that they are overdosing. I learned so much from this course and I hope I can take what I learned over to someone that may need help. The course speakers and volunteers of the day were Tim, Tom, Brooke and Carolyn. After learning about the dangers of fentanyl and opioids, we were given an overdose response kit that included a pair of gloves and a thing of Narcan nasal spray, along with watching an instructional video of how to use the nasal spray on someone who may have overdosed. I will be definitely carrying this on me anytime when I'm on campus or anywhere else, but I was advised not to leave it in my car. Afterwards, we were taught how to perform CPR on those dummies that have grey heads and blue bodies, to the beat of Stayin' Alive by The Bee Gees (the beats of the song helped us determine how many presses we should give the victim). I tried not to sing along to this while practicing CPR. We all did a great job practicing and moved on to how to stop external bleeding and how to use a tourniquet after taking a quick five-minute break. Having not used a tourniquet before, it was painful the more I tried to twist it, but even though it is painful to use the more you twist it, it's important to use it for anyone who is in need of a medical emergency. The training course wrapped up with a demonstration of how to use an AED. I've never seen an AED machine in action before, so it was interesting to see how it would actually work. Unlike the Narcan nasal spray, AEDs can be left in your car. I'm glad that I got to attend this course. It was definitely worth the two hours and I know that I can attempt to save someone if they needed assistance. Also, I want to add in that I'm A Community Lifesaver! Thank you to Tim, Tom, Brooke, Carolyn, and the rest of the Henderson Fire Department for making this possible.

Quick response time of 5 minutes to help us restart our hot water heater , they also checked to…read moremake sure there were no gas leaks . God bless those young men and as a former engineer and fireman in the military I had many jobs that I was trained to do . Being a firefighter can be a very stressful job so , I salute you and pray God will keep you all safe . Signed a Vietnam Veteran ‍