While visiting and walking w/my grandsons we ambled by this recently built fire station in…read moreEastvale. Wished to introduce them to real heros, but alas, they must have been around in side or in back and my "boys" were a bit timid to go through the open bay doors. Maybe another day.

The City Hall is very convenient to those voting using a drop box when voting in person…read more No corrupted machines here. It has been one year since I used the drop box located in this building. And two years since I used a voting machine device, like a computer to cast my vote.

Checked in yesterday to get my application for Passport Renewal and to take my Passport Book…read morepictures and received wonderful service from the whole Team! From the moment I walked in the whole staff was very friendly and welcoming and I loved how beautifully decorated the Office was in joyful celebration of the Holiday Season. Lea was a terrific Communicator and modeled Gourmet Hospitality at it's finest, she warmly walked Me over to the Chamber of Commerce next door and opened the door for Me while directing Me where to stand and the best Angle to beam my Happy "Adventure Awaits" Smile to match my Passport Case theme hahaha! The picture taking process was so fast, easy, and awesomely affordable at just $7 compared to the time my Mom got hers taken at CVS for $20 with a lot longer wait. I definitely recommend coming here to the City Hall to get your Passport Pictures taken, Lea is a Top Tier Photographer will take great care of you!

Nice and clean they have remodeled the bottom floor. I work for the auditor controller office and…read moredrop off checks to there department on a weekly basis.

Without Sheriff's this world would be a world without law enforcement, the Sheriff's are always…read moregoing above and beyond doing the job correctly. I personally think that California as a whole should make every city too only have Sheriff's for the county the cities are located.

Beautiful building in downtown Riverside. There is a pretty good cafe on the first floor. Lots of…read morelocal artwork on the walls and the County of Riverside Board of Supervisors meet in this building on Tuesdays, so parking can be a challenge on those days unless you park in the parking structure. There is also a farmers market every Wednesday.

Busy fire station serving a rural community known as Mead Valley. It serves the areas of…read moreunincorporated Riverside County and City of Perris. The station provides paramedic service for emergency medical needs as well as standard Fire Dept services. The staff is friendly and helpful.

If you are working for or just got hired at any food service establishment in California it is…read morerequired by law that you have a basic understanding of food safety; which means that you will have to get your pretty little hands, and your name, on a food handler's card. If you are specifically working at a food service establishment in Riverside this is the place to go within 14 days of being employed. They are open Monday- Thursday from 7 am-5pm and closed on holidays. The test will take about 20 minutes to complete, but give yourself at least an additional 20 more minutes to review the information they will be testing on. It is very important to review this information at least once before you take the test if you are wanting to pass the first time. Some of the questions asked are common sense, like having to wash your hands after using the lou; but a lot of the questions are not, like specific times and temperatures that food needs to be at when left out without being in the temperature danger zone. You can review the material they test on beforehand on their website, otherwise they have booklets available on location for you to borrow as long as you need before taking the test. There is no trickery in the wording of the questions, everything is pretty much straight out of the booklet. The test costs $20 to take (with 3 chances to pass without paying the fee again), $5 for any duplicates you may need made. CASH ONLY. Tests are also available in Spanish. After you have paid your fee, you are given the test, a clipboard with the answer sheet, and a pencil. Once you are finished, you turn it in and they grade your test in front of you letting you know right away if you have passed or failed, giving you an opportunity to review any questions you may have missed. When you pass you fill out a form that asks your name and where in Riverside you work and they give you your food handlers card. This card needs to be renewed every 2 years. Save the receipt for a work expense write off. Tests in Spanish are also available. Other 951 offices besides this one to get your food handlers card at are: *2275 Main St Suite 204, Corona, CA 92882 (951) 273-9140 *800 S. Sanderson Ave., Hemet, CA 92545 (951) 766-2824 *38740 Sky Canyon Drive, Murrieta, CA 92563 (951) 461-0284 Apparently there is a California Food Handler's Card you can also get online for $10. You take the test and print out the food handlers card from the comfort of your home computer (www.cafoodhandlers.com), but I do not know how legit it may be so I just played it safe and went to this location instead.

Got in and out and done. :-) Very easy and plenty of parking.read more

My girls had a great time visiting the center this morning! Tawny who was working there was awesome…read moreand interacted with them the whole time. Before long they were even matching (replica) animal droppings to the animals! This is a cool local resource here for those of us in the surrounding neighborhoods.

As a Young Adult rating. (P.S if I'm summoned again, as much as I need to work, workers here…read moreacknowledge the Juror's Valuable Time) The speakers for the morning and afternoon had made it entertaining and enjoyable during the breaks and roll call. For something very robotic and repetitive they have shown lots of care and appreciation for the Juror's Time. For myself, I'm missing lots of overtime pay even though my job pays for my time here but as the hardworking know, it won't be put on top of the regular hours to count as overtime for the week. But all in all, as an American citizen, it's the least thing I could do for serving because there are actual in-danger people serving out there for the US and I'm sure they still complain about their pay as we do in the cities/towns.... honestly the speakers intermission in-between were so funny!!

Jury duty is long and boring as watching paint dry. You can sit all day not get called. Not many…read morepeople like jury duty. I had it all day and I sat next to the woman in charge of the jurors making sure they get called. Let me tell you this, that woman is a saint. She must get asked the most unintelligent questions as well as general information questions, and she is so patient. It refreshing to see some empathy and caring from over the counter at the court house but she was awesome at her job kudos!