I'd like to leave a review for Chanda! Every time I come in,…read moreshe is always friendly, helpful, and professional. She always guide me on the best way to send my packages and makes the whole process much easier. It's honestly hard to find this level of customer service at USPS, and I wanted to recognize her for it. If you visit this location, you can expect helped by someone who truly cares about helping customers.

Be prepared to wait for at least 30 minutes. There is always only one guy at the counter and he is…read moreabsolutely the slowest postal worker I've ever encountered. If you are in a hurry go to the down town San Mateo post office.

Have you voted? Have you volunteered to help others vote?…read moreAre you just wondering what it is all about, even if you don't vote? I can recommend with all my heart the people and method San Mateo has in place to ensure your participations in our voting process are fair, honest, and fun. This year was my first time as a site poll worker. I would not have imagined any better crew to assist me. Both in training before the vote, and in the great team out on site during the voting day. At every step of the way there are people to help the voters and workers run the vote with integrity and enthusiasm. Paying me too? Thanks, but I volunteered! (nice to have a check to send to charity) Free pin for my collection I'll take it!

It takes 2700 volunteers to run a presidential election in the county. This is the first year that…read morethey didn't need to go begging and actually had to turn people away. I wanted to do my civic duty and do my part in this historic election and volunteer as a "Traditional Judge", just a fancy name for a poll worker. I was amazed to see the others show up for first time volunteer training coming from all walks of life and all (eligible voting) ages. Most of all, I have the utmost admiration for the full time employees of the Election Office. Salaries can't be anything especially high and they have to do allot of thankless work of training us volunteers, registration processing, getting all the machines and ballot paperwork etc. organized and ready. Afterwards, there is all the vote counting while all kinds of groups watch over their shoulders. Kudos! When everyone goes to vote next time, think of all the work that goes into making sure your vote counts...at least in the state of California.

Very Helpful, very accommodating and We feel emotionally attached …read more. Thumbs up to Ms Diane Daynes, very hardworking mother, and the people in the Front Desk..

Victoria was very helpful with our situation. She's a very genuine and understanding person…read morealtogether. I would prefer dealing with the San mateo county housing authority more than the san francisco county. Thanks victoria !!!

Great support for businesses and residences. Lots of programs and activities to connect the…read morecommunities. Follow them on Twitter @ThinkFosterCity and Instagram. Attend their annual event cityFest June 2/3 with activities for all ages!

City Fest 2017: Allene Ball from Lantern Cove · 1h ago…read more I remember walking into a huge tent with a huge first birthday cake on the 1971 First Celebration of Foster City. Today's City Fest is a wonderful celebration of all aspects of Foster City from awesome bands, arts and crafts, Odyssey Zone and Carnival Rides,and Fire and Police Services, combining all our businesses and trades.. ..What a lot of pride we share in this town led by the huge efforts of Joanne Bohigian, Marah Curry, Karen and Dan Dykman and a multitude of volunteers. Pat yourselves on the back for a job well done and efficiently organized from parking, to rides, to exhibits, to singing. Thank you from us all. Long live City Fest that connotes a happy weekend to celebrate our magnificent town. Thanks to all of you who had a part in this event, the best I have attended as I have attended every celebration since 1971...Keep up the good work. You deserve a medal!

Called and left several messages for a non-emergency action and they never responded. Then my…read moredaughter called and received the same lack of service. I cannot review their promptness or professionalism beyond there non-responsiveness. Sorry I was unable to give a more honest negative star review, but that is what it is.

I want to thank the crew of San Carlos Fire Department that responded to my wife on Saturday Sep…read more5.. My wife suffers from a chronic illness that we do our best to manage. There are times that her body succumbs to the complications and we require immediate assistance. The crew of three arrived promptly and were all very professional, courteous and treated us both with respect. My wife has collapsed veins from years of treatment and Ryan was able to become a "sharpshooter" and gain her IV access on the first try!! That is an impossible task that he did with good skill. The ambulance arrived and took her to the hospital, and we want to thank all the personnel for treating us so well. As a family member, it is the worse position to see your loved one suffer. When you know they are in good hands, you can breathe easier knowing good help is right at hand.. THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH, Our community is very lucky to have such dedicated and professional first responders.

We had a little excitement at the house a few days ago when my wife, suffering from severe stomach…read morepain that later turned out to be appendicitis, started hyperventilating. Scary stuff. Well, this led to my first 911 call... and I must say that I came away very impressed with the RWC Fire Department. Why, you might ask? Three reasons: 1. These guys moved fast. I heard the truck's siren coming our way while I was literally still on the phone with the 911 operator. Definitely not more than 90 seconds since I'd placed the call. 2. They knew what they were doing. In addition to several fire fighters who are presumably great at batting flames, they had a paramedic in tow who quickly diagnosed our hyperventilation, administered oxygen and had my wife back into stable, talking condition. 3. They were good folks. When my two year old got out of bed and expressed understandable concern about both his mother and the surrounding chaos, one of the firemen brought him out to look at the truck and left him with one of those plastic fire helmets as a souvenir. My wife did end up getting an appendectomy and recovered amazingly fast, so the story ends well. And most relevant to this review, I came away feeling both heartfelt thanks towards these men of the Redwood City Fire Department... and that I've never been more pleased with how my tax dollars are being spent. Hopefully you'll never have need of these services, but it sure is nice to know they're there.

Super friendly people here! I went to a CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training class…read morehere and everyone I met was so friendly. Especially Christy who is the head of the CERT training. She is knowledgeable and shares that knowledge freely with people. We even got to see quite a few firemen coming down the poles. Woo hoo! :-) I've gained a lot of respect for these people and what they do each day. Thank you RCFD...you guys are great!

I left a message and got a call back same day from Daniel at the building department…read more I had permitting questions and he was so patient and thorough in his answers and advice to me. I appreciate how quickly their turnaround time is and how much they care. Thank you Daniel for your help!!!

This place is a joke. Clearly they do not care about homeowners. The inspectors barely work, the…read moreoffice is open only a few hours, they don't care about the residents of the town and they prefer the fees and tax increases that come with building and permits. I am also pretty sure they are getting paid off by some contractors to get projects done and letting the contractors slide on some safety issues and permit requirements. Never thought city hall would be this corrupt outside of Chicago