2nd time I've been to this office in the last 6 months.... the employees here are courteous &…read morehelpful... most of the reviews Ive read on here are not at all what I experienced... They do have a mail drop off at this location.... it is inside the building.... The officers will direct you at the front-door.... The officers are friendly and accommodating.......but need to do their job.... Thank goodness the employees here were available to help me out once again.... Thank you!!!

The security were very clear in regards to their instruction. They kept it nice and simple. Pretty…read morerelaxed experience to me! I appreciate their helpfulness and they did a great job keeping things in order and safe for everyone!! Thanks Gentlemen You are appreciated!!

The staff were nice. However, it is an extremely small office and you will be waiting hours to get…read moreit. If you have a folding chair, it would be wise to bring it.

They don't answer the phone Idk why…read more I called early right at 8 am and no answer disappointed

Had my citizenship interview with officer Dasy Ramos. She was very welcoming and very nice, I was…read moreextremely nervous but after we started talking all my anxiety went away , very thorough with the interview. I passed my civic test , writing and reading . Afterwards went for my oath ceremony.

The employees are friendly and patient with you. The officer that took my case was super nice.read more

I was calling around to different services to help my daughter with her mental disability. The…read moreworker was quite knowledgeable & her assistance was beyond what I have ever experienced from a county worker! I forgot to get her name to let her supervisor know what service she gave me was excellent!

This probation/choice office is awesome.. the security guy there was so very nice and sweet and…read morevery helpful too.. my granddaughter and I had take my kid there and the security guard answered all my questions and gave my granddaughter a granola bar that was so nice of him.. they need more guards like him in places like social security office.. I give that young man a million stars for his helpfulness and his caring he was awesome ty to that security guard that was in the probation office on 3/20/2017 between 10 am and 11:30 am.. need more ppl like him and they should be trained to treat ppl great just like this young man treated us.. ty Mr Security Guard

Good experiences and a couple negative. Female Deputies are almost always nice enough. San…read moreBernardino is a big county with lots of places to explore

Hired them to do a civil servicep. They are supposed to try three times, they only tried once…read more When i called to inquire why they said that the deadline was close (it wasnt, i literally didnt have court for a month out). They also stated they told me they could only try once which is a bold face lie! I have all my emails to prove it. I ended up hiring someone on yelp whom got the job done within 24 hours. Do not use the sheriffs department. This one seems not to care at all.

My granddaughters social worker got fired for possible trafficking.. I heard there are others. This…read moresystem needs to be investigated.

This is juvenile court which is a stone's throw away from probation court and juvenile hall. This…read moreis the county's idea of one-stop shop I guess. Just group all the correctional facilities in this area and screw the homeowners.

Plenty of parking near by and the facility is bright, clean and secure. Jury check in was easy,…read morewaiting area is pleasant. Plenty of seats with bright floor to ceiling large windows. Jury service team is professional and informational video is just right. Filled with good info for first timer and not too long. There is a small snack store with cold and hot food if the wait is long.

Absolutely terrible mishandling of peoples times and schedules. Group of us was selected to attend…read morejury duty and the judge paused many times and lost his place in the jury selection process. He went off and rambled about his personal life when literally no one has the time for stories. Took 3 unnecessary breaks and is having us return to continue the jury selection process. Do better San Bernardino county and stop having judges come out of retirement to help on cases!!!!

It was a pleasant experience, unlike other government offices they were very helpful, quick and…read moreeasy. Just don't go by yourself late in the evening the outside homeless people are pretty scary.

With an area of 20,105 square miles, San Bernardino County is the largest county in the United…read moreStates by area. This means that county workers have a ton of people to serve. Wait times for any service is usually timely, so do any type of paperwork online if possible. San Bernardino county covers the valleys to the mountains almost out to the Arizona desert. Temperatures can change drastically depending on the area so check updates before you travel.

Teresa Partenteau I…read morewant to thank you for protecting us and keeping us safe! I don't think You all get enough positive feedback, so I decided to let all know all of You are very appreciated! May God Bless and keep all of You safe on a daily basis! Kind Regards, Teresa Sue Parenteau P.S. I live in San Bernardino!

I am writing to demand immediate accountability for the actions of a San Bernardino County…read moreSheriff's deputy on May 4, 2026, at approximately 11:37 a.m. on the 7000 block of Glasgow Avenue in San Bernardino. Surveillance footage which has been reviewed by KTLA and is now circulating widely shows a male deputy opening the gate to homeowner Jesus Serna's private, fenced backyard without a warrant, without the owner's consent, and without any lawful basis to enter. The deputy was investigating a stolen vehicle that, per reporting, had no connection whatsoever to Mr. Serna or his property. Upon entering the yard, the deputy encountered Daisy, Mr. Serna's rottweiler, who barked and approached him, a natural, expected response from a dog defending her home from an uninvited intruder. The deputy shot and killed her. The entry was unlawful. The shooting was the direct consequence of that unlawful entry. A family's dog is dead because a deputy chose to open a gate he had no legal right to open. I am demanding the following: 1. TERMINATION of the deputy responsible for the unlawful entry and shooting, pending the outcome of a full independent investigation. 2. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION by the District Attorney's Office into whether the deputy's conduct constitutes criminal trespass and/or unlawful destruction of property under California law. 3. FULL RESTITUTION to Mr. Serna of the approximately $250 in shelter fees he was forced to pay to retrieve his surviving dog, Raven -- a dog that was removed from private property without cause and impounded at his expense. That Mr. Serna was charged any amount for the retrieval of his own dog, seized from his own yard during an unlawful search, is an outrage that compounds the original misconduct. 4. A PUBLIC STATEMENT from the Sheriff's Department confirming what has been reported by KTLA, that the stolen vehicle bore no connection to Mr. Serna's property, and a full explanation of what legal authority the deputy believed he had to enter that yard. The surveillance footage is unambiguous. The public is watching, and the standard of accountability we accept here will set the precedent for what officers in this county believe they are permitted to do. I urge you to act swiftly and transparently. Video evidence: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BZOUETlAH3u8eum8mUO9jN8FqVb3_rXd/view?usp=sharing Sincerely, Justice for Daisy