I've walked past this venue several times, however I've only been inside once. I was attending a…read morecommunity event and they had a luncheon there. There is a meeting room inside that has restrooms. There is also a very large outdoor courtyard area which would be good for overflow seating. The outdoor courtyard could also be used as the main seating area on a day or night with good weather. It's located on public park grounds near a residential area, so unless there is an event going on it's mostly a quiet area. The building looks like it's decades old and it's not fancy, yet practical. If you want to do a private event in the area it's worth taking a look.

As I'm waiting for my CPR & First Aid Class to begin, I decided to create this page. I'm surprised…read morethis community service center in Westminster wasn't listed on Yelp. Before walking into my class, I noticed an outdoor gym with fairly up-to-date machines that was being utilized. Pretty cool if it was free or cheaper than the mainstream gym memberships. Looks like there were a few rooms you could rent out. My class was in room A, booked through Heart To Heart CPR & First Aid. Jack Griswold...he's hella funny & very knowledgable! The Best CPR & First Aid Class, Eva!! See ya in 2 years!! =^.^= The room we were in was roomy, yet cozy and clean. We had a television set up for our two courses. I'm not sure if it belonged to the recreation center. The web addy I left here would probably give you more information. You can also call and find out any additional information that's not listed, such as hours of operation. There was plenty of street parking on Jackson Street, the main side of the rec center. We had to fill out a recreation form with our name, addy, sign, and date it. If you're in the area, come check it out.

This is our third time renting out this space and the past workers were nice and helpful…read more But the two ladies working tonight were so rude. One was okay but the other clearly hates her job. How can you work at a community center and not like people ?!?!? Doesn't make much sense. Also , if you expect people to clean up after themselves , it would be nice to provide proper equipment. They expect us to clean a room that can host 100 people with a small broom and scooper. No vacuum.

I have two words for the people we dealt with trying to rent a venue for a family gathering:…read more Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuk UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! We originally rented the Center for Founders Village. We paid a deposit and agreed to hire security guards bc we wanted to serve alcohol. More than a month later, Ben calls from the city saying there has been a double booking. We have to change our date, time or venue. Ben provided no evidence that the other group signed a contract before us. We took the high road after FV Rec Center was offered at a discount. We inspected the space and found it to be workable, although not on par with the original space. A couple of days after we agreed to change the space, Ben calls back and says we have to change again. Apparently there is a party scheduled in the adjacent room at FV Rec Center, and it's for teenagers. They did not want us serving alcohol next to teenagers. Again, Ben provided no evidence that the other group signed their contract before ours, which means the teenager party should find another space, not us. We can't change the date, bc several people of the 135 expected are flying in from out of town. We ended up renting space in Santa Ana, bc FV mysteriously didn't want our biz. This is after we rented the Founders space before, and mija has volunteered for the elderly at the center. Everyone we dealt with at the dept that handles renting space is incompetent and a liar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What likely happened is that another party with pull wanted the Founders space, and we got trounced. Then you offer us space we can't have bc of the alcohol matter, when you knew we wanted to serve alcohol. Don't do biz with FV unless you want to get lied to. I am talking to my lawyer about suing the city.

Good place to play sports especially volleyball and basketball. Court are cleans. The only things…read moreis they open kinda randomly. Sometimes I call, they pick up sometimes they don't. Call before you visit.

Nice 2 basketball courses for sport center. Clean & bright place with friendly staff. My kid and…read morehis friends go here to play indoor basketball for $1/person plus there are plenty of outdoor basketball courts.

An absolute blessing!!…read more The team here has always been friendly, personable, and helpful when I've needed support. They make you feel cared for and provide you with a variety of information (depending what your needs are). There is a park on site that my son has always enjoyed. Parking is limited. Si hablan español. I am so happy to have them in my neighborhood. There are interesting articles about the center written by the OC Weekly - which closed last year... https://www.ocweekly.com/anaheim-independencia-community-centers-mystery-mural-restored/ https://www.ocweekly.com/gloria-lopezs-legendary-activism-began-with-the-integration-of-an-anaheim-mexican-school/

I visited this branch for the diaper bank and the woman here were so friendly and helpful. Amazing…read moreplace to get help with anything you need !

One of the reasons you have to get to Stanton DMV early is because of their crazy hours. They…read moreclose at noon after opening up at 7am, and than they sord of reopen back up at 1pm. Their DMV is so outdated tho. I do not like the service here. I am glad I no longer have to go to this location after moving to Fountain Valley now. I hope they can make some improvements with their DMV. Hire more people that want to be there.

Stanton. When I lived there it was known as "Crossroads to Entertainment" because it was a city…read moreyou drove through to get somewhere better, like the beach, Disneyland, or Knott's. I think now it's now famous as the home of Elizabeth Taylor's 7th and last husband. The "City of Stanton" in a governmental sense wasn't bad. They provided a great library and Boys & Girls Club. My first play "California Suite" was at the Stanton Community Center. All of our potholders had come in the mail with the names of Stanton's councilmen and representatives. Did that happen everywhere or just Stanton? As a city, it's okay. I lived in Stanton for almost all of my pre-adult life. It was a quick bus ride to Huntington Beach (sometimes we rode our bikes the 12 miles), and a straight line to Disneyland, just five miles away, close enough that we could see the nightly fireworks that served as an unofficial curfew to come home. I attended Savannah and Mary Perez (both gone). For fun, we had a Golfland, Stanton Village Edwards, annual St. Polycarp festivals, trampoline basketball courts, and the unique Hobby City (now Adventure Land). Though we were regulars at an independent Mario's, the best places to eat in the late 70s were Sundowners (cafeteria style), Me & Ed's (especially after a game), and Pinnacle Peak, where they'd cut off your necktie and hang it, if you were stupid or silly enough to wear one. Like many California cities, it had become populated due to a railway. The LA Interurban ran straight from Watts to Santa Ana in 1905. I, too, would run straight from Watts. Named for LA assemblyman Philip Stanton, the rural area grew and was incorporated in 1911, and although it was then the largest city in OC, Anaheim had planned to use it as their "sewage farm". I think some of the seeds are still there. They dis-incorporated in 1924 to avoid the cost of road building, and re-incorporated in 1950s with the post-war population explosion. Around that time the railway no longer carried passengers, but became my shortcut to junior high. As of 2010, the population was 50% Hispanic, 23% Asian, and 22% white, with a median household of nearly 4 and an income of $51K. Though Safewise included Stanton in their seventh annual "California's 50 Safest Cities" report in 2021, the only time I was "mugged" was two boys taking my newspaper money. It was a little shadier back then. I think the guy running the Olympic torch down Katella (which I witness in 1984) was running a little faster than normal.

This is our community center! They host everything from the art league to karate classes. It's…read morealways clean, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The rates are very reasonable, even more so if you're a Cypress resident, and there's Oak Knoll Park right outside, so there's plenty for the kids to do as well. :)

Very nice everything was so clean I had a baby shower there last month . reasonable clean and the…read morepeople that throw away the trash are so sweet.. and I got my deposit back as promise within 4 weeks the only down part The parking was so packed considering there was a lot more party's going on at the same time.