This office is very unprofessional at handling calls that I truly thought The person working here…read morewas a fraudulent person out to get my social security information just by the way he answered the phone. No thanks, I'd rather sit on hold for 1+hours with the 1-800 line.

This office is totally unprofessional. Security guards will not let you in if you do not have…read moreappointment which is not the protocol of the Social Security office as it posted on the website and agents have professed. They are rude uncooperative the agents are nice when you get to them, but they fool around way too much when you call the Social Security line you can never get through People say they'll transfer you to a department and it disconnects to the main number. Horrible horrible customer service.

Gig Harbor. Known as 'The Maritime City', is how it sounds. It is a harbor but I'm not sure how…read moremany gigs happen there. Stopped through here to walk around before an event in the area. It seemed like a sort of active town little with all the needs such as little markets, offices and a few restaurants. There are a few things to do in town - Godola tours as well as looking at ships and a preserved sea farers dock. An "Audio brewery" that features audio vinyl's to be listened to and learned about, nearby trails, boat rentals and more should you really be looking to spend time in the area. There is history in Gig harbor - There is the Gig Harbor Boat Shop where I suppose you can get your boat needs and info if you're on the water with your person vessel. Wilkinson Farm Park which features a historic barn with trails nearby and Historic Net sheds which has among large boat nets for catching fish and other aquatic things, lots of preserved boat tools and essentials for fisherman who resided in the area. Gig Harbor is a nice little stop and likely a cool place to live if you're about the Maritime life.

Enjoyed exploring the downtown area. I saw a distillery and some cafes. Interestingly, I learned…read morefrom the stepping into the visitors center that it was also use to be the home for the Skansie brother's. They were from Croatia in the late 1800s known for their craft in fishing. It would be nice to explore the area by boat.....someday

Bob Andrin and the ladies of Purdy Women's Prison did the flowers for my wedding. They were…read moreabsolutely gorgeous and a great value. We got so many compliments on them. I would definitely use them again.

I was looking to save time after work and I found a library where I would be able to print a…read moredocument I needed from my email. This library is beyond my expectations. Great size and a large variety of books! They also have plenty of open computers to search their catalog, as well as stations for using their computers for browsing the Internet, school work, and etc. Very suitable for studying in groups or alone. Free Wi-Fi, or reserve a computer station. They even have little rooms to study in for those who need ultimate concentration! Great selection of books and great overall for anyone.

This library is the very best! It's clean, well staffed with pro and friendly librarians and books,…read morerecommendations for good reads throughout and a calendar to boost for fabulous things to do! I've got lots to do to prepare for upcoming meetings. I'm so happy I live here!

$6 dollar Toll, to be paid when going from Gig Harbor to Tacoma on the newer of the 2 bridges…read more You can pay by cash, credit, get a pass or opt to get your bill mailed to you, depending on which lane you use. It's nice to be able to just pay cash on the spot and not bother with the mail or anything. And they do offer you a receipt, which also is a very good option just in case of any misunderstandings. They kept it simple!!

The split road for cars using a pass to go through and the cash lane was confusing at first just…read morebecause the sign was not that visible. Also, $5 cash to go through? It's a bit excessive for Washington's standard.

I'm at the DSHS Tacoma office right now trying to get a replacement card, and the process here is…read moreconsistently frustrating. They call a number, no one comes up, then they wait 15-20 minutes and call the same number again while people who are actually here and waiting just stay sitting wasting time. This isn't just a one-time issue -- it's been like this every time I've come in. The office feels disorganized and inefficient. The check-in and calling system clearly needs improvement, whether that's better staff coordination or updated computer systems. People coming here are usually dealing with important, time-sensitive needs, and the current setup wastes a lot of their time. I hope management takes a serious look at how this location is being run.

I spoke with April about getting an EBT card. She was very kind and helpful, in assisting me. I…read morewalked out with benefits and a pleasant experience.

They pull you over on a busy freeway and almost cause a major accident then youre expected to just…read moredrive back into speeding traffic again almost getting into a major death causing accident just because they wanted to pull you over. I wonder how many deaths they cause doing this.

I understand the other reviewers (Matthew M's) point. People are getting pretty crazy on the road…read morethese days with gestures and even using their vehicle as a "tool". And honestly, I travel all over the country on business. Drivers in WA and OR are among the rudest and most aggressive. Sad to say as I am a lifelong resident of WA. On the other hand, the men & women in traffic control for WSP have a difficult and risky job. When they pull you or me over for speeding, which most of us do on occasion, they have no idea who or what is in the car they are approaching. When I was a kid I thought they were jerks. Fast forward 40 years and guess what? I was the jerk. In my youth I always had an explanation, excuse or story. Or I was certain their technology was somehow in error. Why? Because our society has conditioned us to believe it must be someone else's fault and that we are all victims. Do yourself a favor. Cut these guys (& gals) some slack. If they pull you over it isn't for their health. Own your error. Don't concoct some bogus story. Don't argue. Be pleasant and polite and wish them a good day. If you are not an ass they may even give you a break. Trust me. It will be less stressful for both of you. They go home to their families safe. You go home to your family safe. We all win.