Staff gets away with being very Rude. When I talked to the…read moresupervisor she said she would address it. But it seems pretty ingrained, I doubt if anybody ever does anything about it. Plus even with a Appt you will wait two hours. "I guess they have emergencies they go out on to delay their service.... Lol a joke!! A big fat joke!!... that's all it is. Everyone goes there expecting to wait a long time. So it isn't the customers. The staff has a horrible attitude problem. Right down to the security guard. He plays like he's pleasant but he can be a real nasty ass. Act like his customers are bothering him. The employees don't know the answer to your questions. They say they'll escalate your case then leave you sitting in the waiting room waiting again for hours. I'm surprised anything gets done.

This particular office only excepts appointments! Do not waste your time coming here trying to make…read morean appointment you must call first. The are located on the first floor of Rasmussen college, yes I know that's an odd location for a social security office. It's always busy, the waiting area is similar to the dmv. Even if you make an appointment be prepared to still wait.

Today the West Pasco Chamber of Commerce inducted Gulf Middle School at a Ribbon Cutting ceremony…read more It was so wonderful to see the community outpouring and support for our 'little New Port Richey neighborhood Middle-School'. Thank you so much to Paul & Chip for making it go so smoothly. 'You both ROCK' Smiles, Amy Finotti-Marin

I've been going to this place since I was 16, it moved from wisteria plaza and is now here. It's a…read morelittle more land o lakes central. It's been a long time since a review, and this place has gotten faster over the years. There's always a wait unless you get here at like 7:45am( they open at 8:30am). They have plenty of people working the windows now and average is about 15-30 minutes a visit. It's so crazy they have to limit out of county residents till 4 pm. Do yourself a favor and come get a terrible photo of yourself.

I mean, it is slow. But at least the people were pretty pleasant to deal with despite the…read moreovercrowded waiting area. My suggestion? Don't come on a weekend. One of the employees told me that this is the only county with Saturday hours and that is why the place gets hit so bad. Even arriving early we were still pretty far back in line. It wound up being a 3 hour wait just to change the address on our Driver's License. That's a wait I wouldn't wish on my worst enemies. The one silver lining is that now we are in the system and can do it online next time.

I'm so happy to be part of an organization that has their pulse on our community!…read more There are so many networking events, I can hardly keep up. At almost each event I've had numerous opportunities to meet a future client. I look forward to cultivating many close relationships with the members of this group. I love how each member of the group work hard on referrals.

I've been to one event as a guest, the Women of Wesley Chapel. Everyone was very warm and…read morewelcoming. I've also met a few chamber members at various events and grand openings. I'm looking forward to joining in order to meet new people and stay active in my community!

Blink and you'll miss it…read more Hugging the west coast of Florida at St. Joseph Sound 4 miles north of Dunedin and about 1 mile south of Palm Harbor is a hidden Pinellas County gem. Folks traveling along ALT 19 pay no attention while they're caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily automobile traffic. If people slow down a bit, and hit the Pinellas trail, the old rail line bulges west just north of Curlew and harkens back to a more simple time. The first home built here was in 1875, and as more folks settled in Florida during the golden citrus years, this village saw sleepy prosperity with its orange groves and fishing wharfs buzzing with activity. Tampa Road, which originated here, was the first paved road leading into Tampa, directly connecting the big city with Oldsmar, Dundein, Palm Harbor and Ozona. Things are obviously much different now. The village is quiet, laid back and the vibe is a kin to Cedar Key on a Monday night. They've got their own post office, a BBQ joint, pizzeria, pub and plenty of coastal property to catch a sunset. To me, this place is far removed from traffic, tourism, unexploited, raw and uncut--pure Florida. I absolutely love it. Oh, and all streets are golf cart friendly.

Mark sure got this one right. There are few places left that give you the original Florida vibe &…read moreis not overrun with tourists. First visit & every visit, I love this small town & that it's aspiration is to remain as it is, lovely & unspoiled. For a very small area, they have multiple small & unique eateries. Maybe not all 5 star dining, but damn good cracker food. When you visit make sure you check out the local shops, restaurants & bars, you won't be disappointed. What's a girl to do? Love, love quaint coastal towns, haven't met one yet, I didn't fall in love with!

Wonderful informative desk postal workers. Actually care you are there to seek answers and services.read more

Very poor leadership, they let honesty, integrity In fairness…read more The imagery is totally different from what the actual leadership is about. Some of the employees are downright hostile. Some of my very sarcastic. The organization lack structure and leadership.

Youth and Family Alternatives, Inc., (YFA) is a private, community-based, not-for-profit…read moreorganization committed to working in a collaborative partnership with families and communities to establish and maintain a nurturing environment for children. Our Vision is to be a caring, innovative, solution-oriented child and family service organization offering leadership, expertise, and specialized services to meet the needs of Florida communities. Incorporated in 1970, YFA is part of the Child Welfare Community Based Care provider network in eleven counties throughout Central Florida. YFA provides comprehensive child welfare case management services to children and their families who are in need of child abuse and neglect prevention services or child protection and permanency services. YFA also operates three runaway and youth crisis shelters that provide a Safe Place for youth ages 10-17 who are runaways or in crisis. Some have been abused or neglected and some have been victimized by those they should have trusted. More information is available at YFA's website www.yfainc.org

While driving within the speed limit on Elgin Rd here in Spring Hill on Sunday I notice this FHP…read moreCar # 7119 riding extremely close to my back bumper. After enduring this for a few miles he then straddles the yellow line all the while following extremely close to me. After we get to the 4 lane part of Elgin he passes me only to go sit in the median by Challenger middle school! Seriously? If I would not have had my family in the car with me I would have slammed on the brakes and let this cowboy rear end me. Got my eyes out for that particular car and can only hope he does something that uncalled for again only this time my family wont be riding with me.

Even without an appointment, I was helped within 15 minutes of my arrival. The person I saw was…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. My complaint is that the signage is on the side, not the front of the building. I drove past it 3 times before I found a person to ask where to find it !

This office is closed as of 1/10/2025 as I just went there and they have a sign on the door that…read morethey moved !! To 7012 Hillsborough Rd and the security at Hillsborough office IS EXTREMELY RUDE !! Asked if I had an appointment and I said I did not and he said well you better call and make one!! Hey buddy I tried and I couldn't get in until February which was not helped because I have paperwork that needed to be returned before February