Hemet PD has been amazing since I've lived in the area. They have responded to EVERY call I've…read moreplaced with exceptional timing. They've come for complaints as small as loud music, to a trespasser having a manic episode. I'm thoroughly impressed. Every interaction they were polite and sharp. I've seen their AERO outreach team at circle K making welfare checks on the homeless population. I can't praise this department enough. I'm sure people have had bad experiences, but for me and my family, Hemet PD has had our back 100%.

They do the job well, regardless of time needed. they have highly skilled officers…read moreon the job, who take time to listen to people and do what is needed.

Intresting if file a report with San Jacinto because some thinks they can change my address to get…read morea state disability check and do what ever they want because they used to be army then military theres a fine line between using a uniform just like the 1 day post man to get a uniform. Going above ur call of duty Robles family

I attempted to contact San Jacinto PD to provide this information to a missing person this morning…read moreand requested the email of a detective. The staff member who answered refused to provide an email address, would not take down the information, and was dismissive. When I asked to file a complaint, she hung up on me. I called again and was told I needed to go through dispatch, but was routed back to the front desk. I ultimately located an email online and I hope that it will be properly received and reviewed. This has given me a clear indicator on how people are missing and slip through the cracks and the part law enforcement plays. After recent cases with Emmanual and Celeste I'd think PD would be taking these claims a little more serious. (Incident #I252590042) In summary: I do not believe she has been located, and I believe her mother has given false and conflicting information to both her friends and law enforcement. I urge that this matter be taken seriously and that follow-up action with proof of life be considered .

Overall, the social workers have been very understanding and genuinely focused on what's best for…read morethe child involved. Their constant communication has been phenomenal, and I truly appreciate their strong work ethic and professionalism. I was able to address and make amends regarding issues I previously discussed with my former social worker, Sylvia, and I have since been assigned a new social worker. Since then, things have improved, and I feel heard and supported. As long as my child is doing well, they continue to do their part, and that reassurance means a lot.

QUICK SERVICE! Shoutout to Lala and her bestie at the front desk, these ladies were lightning fast…read moreand were answering questions while people were waiting in line to reduce the traffic of people. The staff handled people's needs immediately. I was in line when Lala approached me and she saw me to one of the clerks. I explained I had an issue with my insurance and they gave me peace of mind by the time I left. I was also happy with the vibes of the building, people seemed to be in a good mood. The waiting room wasn't crowded and they had a good flow of people coming in and out. I never felt claustrophobic. Also, there were NO smells today which I certainly appreciated. Note, if you need to submit documents there's a couple of kiosks when you walk in. These are for you to scan your paperwork so you can skip the line. An attendant is usually near the kiosk to assist people.

This city is out there, and I mean it in many respects. I came driving through here a while back,…read morewhen I was driving from Phoenix to LA. Getting here takes a 30 minute drive from the main freeway. The road winds you through green hills, and leads you to this city. It is an interesting experience, to say the least. This is a small town in the sticks of the IE. There are some commercial small commercial areas, and the neighborhoods are nothing to brag about. I didn't find them dangerous, but not glamorous either. I wouldn't live here, it is not my type of place. I wouldn't visit here again either, and that's because it is way out of my way and will probably never sit along any of my commutes again.

Omg the City of Hemet is depressing. Dirt, dirt, lol and…read moremore dirt. Then the driving skills of people who live here is absolutely unacceptable they drive like they're fleeing from the cops. There's nothing out here just dirt. I hate to say i don't t like this city but it's just so depressing. I don't think we'll be back lol.

I love coming to this post office. Elva is a sweet lady who works here. This place is like going to…read morecheers, you always either see people you know or leave with new friends. To the actual post office boss: stop raising the stamp costs! $35.85 for 3 priority express stamps. Crazy

This post office is understaffed and has long lines every time I come. It is awful. They need to…read morehire more people because there's always 2 workers and lots of customers.

QUIET, DRY PARK. It's not a grassy park but it's perfect to eat in your car here and take a nice…read morelunch break or rest from the day! It's a San Jacinto staple and people love to hang out or loiter haha.

There isn't much available in Hemet, and this public library is a good resource for child-friendly…read moreprogramming on Wednesdays. I can't speak to any of the other resources as I haven't used them. However, the way the staff treat the people in the library leaves a lot to be desired, hence my 2-star review. Although the publicly posted hours state they close at 6 pm, beginning at 5:30 pm, there is an aggressive push to get everyone out of the library, with constant announcements over the loudspeaker, security guard patrolling the study areas, and the librarians also coming around and reminding everyone to leave by 5:45 pm. At 5:35 pm, I was told that if I didn't leave by 5:45 pm I would be locked in the library with my child overnight. I stated the library closes at 6 pm, and we will be gone well before that time. At 5:55 pm, as we were leaving, the security guard and the librarian came over to tell us we were there past closing. They definitely scared my child into thinking that would happen. Woof. The overbearing staff is a bit much. But if anyone is down for a sleepover in the library, it's me!!

This is a pretty great library. The staff is so nice and helpful here. The kids area always has…read moresome craft going on. There's a big selection of books to choose from. The bathrooms are clean. You can get your passports here too. They have so many books in Spanish for kids as well. I see no reason to complain and nothing wrong with this place. We love Hemet public library !

Chillin' at the Ag Fest... a.k.a. The biggest thing in San Jacinto right now, lol! Mayor Bartel's…read moregiving his State of the City Address, Carnival here for the kids, fair food, and most of the regulars from the Hemet Farmer's Market; 3-day event, tons of folks out here, family friendly... Pretty cool... I mean y'know, it is San Jacinto, what else can we expect?!

We visited mansion and the museum on a group tour. The tour was well organized, the docents…read moreenthusiastic and well versed in the history of the home and the city of San Jacinto. Definitely worth a visit.