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    Shoreline Fire Department

    5.0 (6 reviews)

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    11 years ago

    Great bunch of people and very community oriented. Always friendly and welcome people to stop by and say hello

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    14 years ago

    Thanks for keeping the community safe, I hope I don't have to give you a call. If I do just remember I gave you 5 out of 5!

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    Social Security Administration

    Social Security Administration

    2.9(35 reviews)
    10.5 miDowntown

    I called Bobby on 800-772-1213 on May 9. She works in Auburn WA out of the Seattle WA office and…read moreshe was very helpful in explaining yet another letter from the SSA Medicare system regarding the special costs of Medicare Part B that would be assessed to me unless I called them. Thanks to Bobby's knowledge and special assistance I was able to find and complete and file one more online form. Congress has made such a mess of the SSA laws and regulations that people like Bobby have to spend their entire day helping people like me get through the many forms and help us identify and provide the required evidence just to get our basic benefits after we have paid into the system for 40+ years. Thanks Bobby! I am glad you Feds finally got a tiny raise this year. I wish it were more. You are the best!

    There is no more walk in or appoints in the office now. All telephone appointments. Took a month in…read morethe waitlist, then another month for the appointment. Then they didn't call. Lied in a note that they called three times, but there is no record on my phone. And I have to call the national line to get a referral to the local office that failed to call. Took another hour on the phone. Looping phone trees for you to guess the magic words to get to an agent. And the agent you get is an asshole. Extremely rude and unhelpful. Talks down on people. Department of Government Efficiency my ***. The government has never run more inefficiently

    Lake Forest Park City Hall

    Lake Forest Park City Hall

    5.0(1 review)
    3.2 mi

    Note: This post is specifically regarding US passport renewals. I am not covering other local…read moregovernment services provided by the City of Lake Forest Park. I learned a pro tip from another Yelper/IGer (thanks a billion, Carol!) regarding US passport renewals, to go to the Lake Forest Park City Hall website and make an appointment to get this done. She had successfully completed this process for a family member. Way back when, I recalled there were passport renewal days at local post offices, county courthouse sites or just head to the Federal Building in downtown Seattle. This isn't the case anymore. Lake Forest Park City Hall is located at Ballinger Way and Hwy 522 (17425 Ballinger Way NE, 206-957-2834), same vicinity as Third Place Books and other retail sites at the Lake Forest Town Center. Follow the signage once arriving at the main entrance and waiting area for passport services. Appointments are available a month to two months in advance, no unscheduled walk-ins. I just happen to be online and snagged a slot which must of been a cancellation. The specific instructions for required documents, photos, identification, and fees are provided on the LFP City Hall government site, as well as, via the US Department of State site. However, make sure you are visiting an actual US city/county/state/government site while online! This timely appointment was for a family member who had an expired US passport. Once I had secured the appointed date/time and location, the days leading up to that date involved getting required documents together, photocopies made, getting passport photos taken, having both check (for the US Department of State) and cash available (for the LFP City Hall processing fee) for payments. The renewal process onsite was straightforward, thorough, and convenient. Estimated processing time takes 10-13 weeks, expedited takes 7-9 weeks - so plan ahead accordingly.

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    Capitol Hill Community Services Office

    Capitol Hill Community Services Office

    2.0(1 review)
    10.4 miCentral District

    I had an interview yesterday at the Capitol Hill CSO for food stamps. One, the ambiance sucked. I…read morewasn't vibing with it, anyway. The waiting room's smelly and shabby with no signage. Initially, I had no idea how to check in. This is terra incognita for me, and I imagine for others, so they really need clear signage to direct ppl. Two, Fox News blared from a smallish TV. Why choose a right-wing network? It confounded me. Even MSNBC or CNN would be preferable. It seemed grossly insensitive to their demographic/clients, most of whom are more than likely Democrats and migrants. C'mon. Fox doesn't advocate for THAT demographic, i.e., folks like me on general assistance. Unless they're masochists, I can't imagine CSO clients related to the famously imbalanced and uneven Fox content or their immigrant/minority bashing tone. Additionally, while I received a food stamp debit card, when I tried to use it at my local corner store, the system declined it. (I had been smoothly assured yesterday that it would work today, October 1st.) I went home, immediately and called Capitol Hill CSO. I was put on hold for 5 minutes only to find out that the civil servant that helped me had failed to finalize my card. Apparently, he forgot to initialize it or something, an important last step that actually activates the card. Is it THAT difficult to process an application for food stamps? The records are digitized, so all he had to do was punch in my social security number. It's all automated, so what's the big deal? It's a pretty straightforward process with clear protocols, I imagine. How could he mess it up? I hope he's simply inept. I can live with that. Frankly, I don't expect Michelin rated service at DSHS, but I have a sneaking suspicion that he was on a power trip. I experienced a similar problem with DSHS when I applied for and received assistance two years ago. I had to return to the CSO twice to get my card activated, so this clearly wasn't an isolated incident. How sad. Yet another petty bureaucrat, little better than his clients, kicking the proverbial dog. How cliché and lame! As well, at the downtown CSO, I noticed how the workers preen and act self-important. You get the picture. They have the keys to the kingdom when in reality they're a civil servant providing, you guessed it, a service. Why can't they just do their job with minimum fuss and not afflict clients with Fox News? You'd think they worked for UPS or FedEx, the top of the dung heap. I'll try my card, again tonight. Hopefully, it'll work, or I won't eat unlike the bureaucrat that "helped" me.

    Shoreline Fire Department - publicservicesgovt - Updated July 2026

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