Absolutely disgusting customer service. The lady that "helped" me didn't bother greeting me and…read morelooked like she'd rather I'd drop dead at the spot than help me. I ended up being at the incorrect building and she was peeved to even give assistance in helping me to the correct site

Poor service! No one answers the phone and employees in the office are rude and snappish. What…read morethey don't realize is that the public pays their wages. They wouldn't last one day working for non-government employers!!

In and out! Both experiences I've had here have been positive. I have to say I had the good fortune…read moreto have a nice judge (Honorable Judge Burgess) and a very helpful clerk, Kersandra. Kersandra went the extra step to make my life a bit easier and for that i am very thankful. I even went the extra step--like she did for me--and wrote her boss letting the boss know what a great employee she has

I just loving going here. The atmosphere is so happy. OK ok it is just a nasty place but when I go…read morethe lines are not there. Lady's behind the counter are for some crazy reason nice! All other matters I just do not know.

Well, another new discovery to add to my list of why I love the City of Temecula! Temecula Valley…read moreEntrepreneurs Exchange (TVE2) is a city resource to support businesses and entrepreneurs to establish themselves in our community. This location offers low cost office set up and resources in an environment to foster collaboration and networking opportunities. Today I attended a free educational seminar hosted a TVE2 partner, Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce. The topic was Facebook for Business, presented by an outside company, Public Advertising Agency. The seminar was well attended, organized, and very informative. TVE2 is a great resource! Check out their website for upcoming events and take advantage of many more learning experiences to help your business and/or for your own personal growth.

Horrible communication. Expect them to not answer calls, emails, or anything for a long while, if…read moreyou're lucky.

Contacted Sgt. Gonzalez to come into his office to do "RAP" (Recruiters Assistance Program). He…read moreanswered all of my questions right away and everything was straight forward. Emailed me all necessary documents within 15 minutes and had them back to him by the end of the day. When I came into the office Sgt. Gonzalez made me feel comfortable and answered all of my questions and gave me guidance about the Air Force in general. Sgt. Thomas, who is also a recruiter out of this office was helpful as well, she gave me a lot of information in regards to my next base and my future in the Air Force. I did not get recruited from this office but I wish I would've. I would recommend him to any of my family or friends who are interested in joining the military. :)

Temecula Vet Center helped my family and I, with information on burial services for our…read moregrandfather. Parker was instrumental in giving us the information we needed, along with the VA side of it. Thank you!!!!

Amazing place for veterans to get the help and support they deserve. Each and every counselor I…read morehave met is eager to help any and all veterans that walk in. Even on days when I don't have an appointment I sometimes find myself in the lobby of the vet center enjoying a cup of coffee and meeting other veterans. I'm honored to have these people that are willing to help me out with any problems I have.

Temecula Civic Center is a government building located in Old Town Temecula. It's the location of…read morethe city hall, administrative offices, and city council chambers. Right next to the building is the police station. The building has a Spanish architecture with nicely trimmed grass and a fountain outside. There is free parking in the garages and the streets.

Thursday, 11-13-2025: This review is so overdue! I was so fortunate to be invited again to the…read moreVeterans Appreciation Breakfast by Daisy Tate of the Veterans Supplemental Support Network (VSSN). My second year in a row! This event presented by the city of Temecula honors its veterans with a bountiful breakfast, various resources, informative presentations, and words of wisdom from council members. It was an enjoyable and very memorable event. I was able to meet Jessica Alexander, who is currently our mayor. This lady has an impressive background. She was a former Marine and fNYPD. I was honored and privileged to meet her. She was warm, friendly, and approachable. We all took a huge group photo to commemorate the day. Thank you to the city of Temecula for a great event!

4 times. 4 times I had to go to try to register an out of state car - year 2017 Honda. 1st ) I…read moreneed to show proof of payoff for a car from 2017. 2nd time) their tap didn't work needed to come back with a physical card to pay. 3rd time) I was told to come back and pay, then told to bring a notarized copy of the pay off letter 4) brought the notarized copy and was able to get California license plates. How in the heck can you do this in 20 days? The guy next to me complained too. I think he got some kind of penalty? I don't know. My goodness! Did they want my first born son too? The car was 2017 - how would there still be a note and I have the original copy of the pay off letter. Just plan on being there 3 to 4 times to finally get your car registered in California.

They helped my daughter and I above and beyond. We went in for her behind the wheel test and we…read moreforgot to bring her permit, well she did. The people there were so helpful and went out of their way to het her a license. We ran late because of all the paperwork we needed to do but they still made sure she got her test. The security guard that day was amazing at helping is though the process and after my daughter passed the guard walked all the way over to say congratulations with a big smile. Let's face it no one likes to go to the DMV but the last few times I came to this location they were amazing at what they do and keeping the line moving. Big thanks to these workers and this is for sure my new go to location.

I'm a licensed VIN verifier but I needed a 3rd party verification done and I just have to give a…read moreshout-out to Officer Muniz who helped me out with it! I called him and he was able to squeeze me in in a timely manner. He came out, did his thing, but then ran into an issue with the label on the dash. I literally ran down the street to Faith Auto Glass, had the windshield removed and brought it back within a couple hours to have him re-verify it. He was almost off shift, but knew how much of a jam I was in so he stayed until I got it done! Great dude and I appreciate the 5 star service.

Lazy people that won't do anything. A simple VIN verification and it was too hard and inconvenient…read more It boggles my mind our taxes are so high yet they can't do their job.

You don't have to be a Top Gun pilot to worry about the Danger Zone - the temperature danger zone…read morethat is. Apparently, some are having trouble finding this place, due to Google Maps showing the wrong location. They moved right up the street from their old location on Sky Canyon Drive to the top of the hill on the corner of Technology Drive and Innovation Court. It is in the big, two-story building, on the second floor. Bring photo ID. Paid $27 for Food Handler's exam. There is a small fee if you pay with card (64 cents on my receipt). 41°F - 135°F. Make Maverick proud.

People here are really nice and worked with me until I received the correct paper I needed without…read morerushing me and giving me more than enough time.

This was by far the worst recruiting office experience I've encountered. I was not going to allow…read moremy son to sign up after seeing how things were handled. An petty officer 1st class who served 18 years as an E-6 tried to explain that he would be mentoring and guiding my son, yet the focus seemed to be more on meeting recruitment numbers than on the recruits themselves. Remember, this is not the only recruiting office available. There are several just like car dealerships. Do your homework, visit multiple offices, ask questions, and compare your options. They need qualified recruits just as much as recruits need opportunities. Don't feel pressured to settle for the first office you visit. Popeye can continue eating seaweed and functioning with what appears to be very few neurons. The rest of us will stick to common sense and reality.

The Navy Career Center is a recruiting office for the USN, located right across Chaparal HS on…read moreWinchester. The guys here are great and could really guide your kiddos w career advice, options, and they're very knowledgeable in answering all of our questions. They're also great w encouraging your youth to strive for more, which is so empowering for the kids as well as us parents. Kudos to the recruiters who work here!!