Aloha gang! My return visit to the DMV office in Poway was not bad at all. I can see that they are…read moreworking to have the lines move as quickly as possible. A staff member is there to check you in and lnsure you have all the proper paperwork to complete your transaction. When my number was called the staff member at the window was kind and answered all the questions I had. The transaction was fairly quick and easy. I always try to visit between 1 pm and 3 pm when the line is a little shorter.

This DMV is great! Everyone here is polite and friendly. It's a small DMV so there is not a lot…read moreof people. As soon as you come in you get helped, even without an appointment is super fast! Location makes a great difference and this DMV gets 5 stars from me. Specially the workers, they're all happy, respectful and friendly!

Came here to discard unused and expired medication. They ask that you empty it in a zip lock. No…read morebottles. There's usually no one managing the front desk. There's a note that says to ring the bell first before you put it in the bin. So they can see and check that you have it correctly in a sealed zip lock bag. I feel relief it's discarded properly and not in the trash or toilet.

The officer did not follow procedure or provide assistance, then accused me of wasting their time.read more

The boys were invited to host the Flag Ceremony at a city council meeting. Before the meeting…read morestarted, we were lucky enough to be given a private tour by Deputy Mayor John Mullin. He was very patient with the boys, and was certainly amiable and pleasant to talk to. The grounds of the area were a great space for the boys to play an impromptu game of soccer while waiting for the meeting to start. The inside offices were as expected, and the meeting hall itself looks imposing and official. Not sure there is any reason for me to visit again (since I am not a resident of Poway to begin with). But it was a great introduction to politics to the boys who, hopefully, will become our future policymakers someday.

What an absolutely beautiful library! This is by far the nicest library I've seen in San Diego or…read moreSD county. A real stunner. Highly recommended!

The make it and take it for the kids today. They made slime....lots of kids participated......they…read morewere well organized and all the kids seemed to be having a good time....including my grandchildren.

This is a fantastic park. It is large, there is plenty of parking on the street or nearby lots as…read morelong as it is not a Saturday morning with the farmers market and softball tournaments at the other park across the street. The park has some fantastic old architecture and there are plaques telling you about some of it. There is a giant grass area, with nice large trees, some shade, some picnic areas, and a section that you can reserve for large parties. There is a hamburger joint on the premises as well. There is a giant gazebo where a young musician was singing her heart out. There is a working old train, you can pay to take a ride around the park. Great spot for photography too, see attached photos.

I absolutely love Old Poway Park! It's located in a really nice, safe neighborhood and has such a…read morecalm, peaceful atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for family picnics, bike rides, or just spending a relaxing afternoon outside. There are also some great, yummy restaurants nearby, which makes it easy to turn your visit into a full day out. I do photography as a hobby, and this is one of my favorite locations to shoot--the scenery is beautiful, so much variety, and has so much character. Overall, it's a charming, relaxing place that I always enjoy coming back to.

All places in my mind start off as a 5 star review and as the experience continues, depending,…read morestars get deducted. I find that most of my experiences with USPS tends to be human related annoyances combined with poorly operated bureaucratic nonsense. First, tell me why, two letter sized parcels cost me close to $50 to mail??? Thats some serious nonsense. Deduct one star for the price. My first letter sized package had a button in it and because of this, the clerk at the desk told me it won't go thru scanner and it has to be mailed as a package and because of this, it costs $10. I was like okay. Deduct another star for that. I had to mail some documents overnight and for it to arrive the next day, it cost $35. That seemed ok to me, I guess. Still highway robbery to mail some paper, but whatever USPS. Another star deducted. This is a nice post office on top of the hill, lots of parking available, but its a bit of a walk to the main area. I don't mind but it might not work for those who have limited mobility. You can get passports here, there's a bunch of PO boxes, self service kiosks, mailing supplies. I might be a very disgruntled American but seriously how are the prices long term sustainable? This is a government service which I belive this current administration is trying to privatize, but really?? Don't count on me making any regular visits or wanting to mail anything, because everytime I come, I have to forfeit a kidney or 3.

I bought international stamps to send my sons university graduation announcements. I bought the…read morestamps from this location. I even had an employee weigh the cards to be sure i had proper postage on them. A few days later i get all the ones meant to go to Canada returned for not enough international postage !!!! I took them back to the same location and told the employee that they were returned and asked her why. She said "oh these are new stamps, so they probably didn't recognize them." I was shook. It's truly unreal that a product they sell at the front, they don't recognize in the back. What clueless morons are working here? Also the woman who helped me interrupted me so many times while i was trying to explain the situation, and repeatedly told me, "no one cares about the outside, it's what is inside that matters". I care!!!! They are graduation announcements and i spent so much money on them, and now they are being sent out looking like a preschool student sent them. This location is truly terrible. They had one job, to get the cards mailed to Canada. They couldn't do it. If i could give zero stars i would. UPS and fed ex will be getting my business from now on. Avoid this location unless you have money to burn and love wasting your time mailing things that get ruined and returned to you.

Horrible location!!! They lost Express priority mail $55.00 he never scanned it and when you…read morecomplain to them they are very rude particularly the manager there Uriel Ruiz 10060 willow creek rd san diego california. Disgraceful. How do they allow him to destroy business????

They never deliver on time. USPS web site will say my packages will deliver by a certain date, but…read moreonce it arrives in Scripps, I won't get it for 2-3 days later.

This is our favorite local library. It's on the smaller side, smaller than the RB library, but…read morestill cozy. Their kids section has little tables and a few couches to read with your littles. They also have coloring pages available for kids. It's always organized and tidy. The staff here is what makes the library. They're always so kind, I've never had a negative interaction. The library is very bright and open with lots of natural light overhead. They also have an outdoor area that's gated in which is nice if your littles need to run around. Highly recommend this library!

It is so easy to out books on hold and just quickly pop in to pick them up. They're quick about…read moregetting the books you place on hold. Their staff is kind and helpful. And now they automatically renew your books when you're about to be late in returning them, so that's an extra bonus. I accidentally handed in a book to this library that was supposed to have been turned into a local elementary school library. That library told me later that someone from the CMR public library had hand delivered it to the elementary school. Now that's what I call service!!

I love coming to this library whenever I need a quiet place to focus, study, or get some dedicated…read morework done. It's always clean, peaceful, and a great environment to be productive. I also visit regularly to pick up books that I've placed on hold through the SDPL app. The hold and pickup process is incredibly easy and efficient, making it so convenient to borrow books from different branches. Another big plus is the ample parking, which makes every visit hassle-free. My only wish is that the library were open on Sundays too, that would make it absolutely perfect!

I've driven pass this library branch dozens of times and stopped in for the first time last week…read more It's bright and airy with an industrial feeling IMHO. The library appears well-organized, but it was somewhat noisy for a weekday early afternoon. There's a community room, a small number of computers for public use, and a central courtyard, which i like. Patking lot pavement needs repair.