Unfortunately not all dealings with Social Security can be done online. Some items have to be…read morehandled at a local office, an appointment is required, you can't make an appointment online and have to call, and the phones lines are overloaded. But once you get through to a person things greatly improve. The phone agents, and the agents at the office, were all friendly and efficient. Our business was taken care of which is the most important thing. The office is sort of hidden away. I used to work at an office in the same area and never saw the Social Security office.

They sped up my application. Worked hard at it. The phone representatives take a long time to get…read morethrough. I will be mailing some documents to to the office. Will see how that goes. We have to be patient with the agency given the amount of staffing.

Fast and helpful! This office is always on top of it when I have to get anything done!!read more

It is what it is. You're here to disburse your hard-earned money to the tax man so that you can…read morecontinue to spend an inordinate amount of time in your mobile metal box. What struck me as strange was that during this time of pandemic, every single customer was wearing a mask, but the employees were not, unless they left their stations to use the copier or retrieve some item. At least the line moves fairly quickly, and you will leave in short order, a little poorer for sure.

The two TSA employees I encountered at OMA were friendly and efficient. The woman with red hair who…read moregreeted me was especially cheerful. Other TSA locations should adopt this approach.

As far as TSA Checkpoints go, the one at Terminal A at Eppley Airfield is not so bad at all. Even…read morewhen it's super busy, the line moves along fine. And it's not super busy when you compare it with a giant airport. Sadly, the best spots to eat in the airport are outside of the terminals, as Eppley was built long before Yelp reviews of strict-ass TSA Checkpoints existed. I suppose it's all for the better. That said, it's the main reason security at Eppley is such a bottleneck and the terminals are so cramped. Hey, if we get those passenger numbers up, they might build a brand new modern terminal. Maybe by like 2050, lol.

Quick and efficient! We never wait long to get through the lines. and usually everyone is friendly…read moreand courteous

Very easy to navigate the website, and very easy to pay my car and property taxes. The quick…read moreverification to my email was awesome

I have never actually called 911 until I was laid off from Inkelaar Law and I respectfully filed a…read morepolice report. I then called the police a few times and let them know that both individuals were stalking, harassing me and trying to assault and cheat on me. I politely would walk away from the individuals and have nothing to do with them. The police would not answer the phone, not send the police, not tell them to leave me alone and never enforce the law or charge them. For my first time trying to work professionally with the OPD - very unprofessional and did not uphold the law. It was a waste of time. To honor, protect and serve - well, it doesn't work that way in Omaha apparently.

They helped with my parents mailbox getting hit by a hit and run driver, and found the guy very…read morequickly without much assistance needed from us at all, I'm very happy with that. The communication could've been better on what to expect next, but it wasn't that bad. Overall, 4/5 stars, well done, OPD.

Why 2 stars instead of 1? Because my stuff didn't get stolen. Albeit i paid a hefty price for the…read moresecurity. I had an incident which left my car undrivable and I was forced to relinquish my ability to do so at the time. I had to sign some paperwork and my vehicle was removed from site and relocated to Omaha Police Impound. I was told I could retrieve it the next day. I showed up first thing in the morning in my working vehicle and had to produce many forms of ownership. Title, license, and proof of insurance. Then I had to give them my Visa. no other card would work and they don't take checks. Much like Costco in that matter. I called my roadside assistance and they were able to bring my car from Impound to my driveway, free of charge. +1 for Progressive! Upon reading the papers I had, it states that you can have the Impound bring the vehicle to your home or designated location for $~125, or they will bring it to the lot for $99. Plus $39 a day storage, Plus $44 for documentation. As you might infer, It costs much less to bring your vehicle home. Please avoid this location unless you are going to the auction. You can get a great deal on a slightly broken motorbike!

My daughter's car was stolen. When it was found several weeks later, it was towed to the Omaha…read moreVehicle Impound Lot. Before we went to pick up her car, we called, and the gentleman who answered the phone was so much more helpful than I anticipated. He told me exactly what paperwork we needed to bring with us and was able to answer our questions in advance. When we went to pick it up, the workers there were all so helpful. We were expecting a lot of "red tape," but they made the process simple and fast.

Who'd have thought that I'd have the opportunity to rate the US Government? Well, today while I…read morewas Yelping this gem showed up in my "Nearby Businesses" list and I couldn't resist. So, The US Government... I suppose, to be fair it is a well-intentioned bureaucracy. I don't believe that they ever set out to be "evil" no matter who is in charge of it. The problem is that you really can't please all of the people all of the time. Everytime something happens that we don't personally agree with we whine about how special interests are controling the government, while somehow overlooking that all special interest groups are essentially groups of like-minded citizens. Maybe democracy is the problem...Any time you get 51% of the people behind something it tends to happen, whether it is stupid or not. Two final points: 1. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. 2. The alternatives are all worse.

I was skeptical at first, but I really ended up really liking this city. This place is not too big,…read morefast paced, or busy, but has enough activities and events to keep you going. They have the most amazing collection of public parks that I have ever seen and you will find some people cool sculptures here too. It separated from Iowa by the scenic Missouri River and you can easily cross state lines via a gorgeous pedestrian bridge. It is a pretty clean city and they are investing a lot of money into it and it shows. The city is the largest in the state of Nebraska and is home to the College World Series. The city is serviced by the electric ride share scooters which I took for a spin. They don't really have any professional sports teams. They do have Crieghton Bluejay college sports, a few soccer teams, minor league baseball and hockey teams, and an arena football team. The city is home to some major Fortune 500 companies including Berkshire Hathaway; one of the world's largest construction companies, Kiewit Corporation; insurance, Mutual of Omaha and Union Pacific Corporation. Some of Omaha's top attractions include: Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, First National's Spirit of Nebraska's Wilderness and Pioneer Courage Park, Gene Leahy Mall, Lewis and Clark Landing, Old Market, Heartland of America Park, the Henry Doorly Zoo and Charles Schwab Field, where the College World Series has been played since 2011. Do not sleep on Omaha. It is a pretty nice city to visit, with a lot to do.I was pleasantly surprised by what Omaha had going on. They have some decent bars and eateries and, but many close relatively early on weekdays. I to make it back to the city to explore more very soon.

Really cool city... cool meaning two things... really nice and really cold. A lot of history and…read moreold buildings. Old Market Downtown is really cool with numerous pubs and restaurants... plenty of cool stuff to check out. College World Series here every year turns Omaha into a "go to" place during this event. I experienced this and people all over the US are here for couple weeks. Good luck on getting a hotel near the ball park... reserve hotel early is all I can say. The people here are friendly and restaurants here have a unique atmosphere... a lot of old buildings but super nice inside. The views walking from downtown to the Old Market at night is beautiful. During the Winter it is super cold... plan some indoor activities. The airport flying into Omaha is super easy and doesn't take long to get through TSA on most days. Pretty small terminal. Omaha is home to some of the top 100 certified restaurants on the Good Food 100 List Omaha attraction is the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge. Most people call him Bob. He's a 3,000-foot bridge floating over the Missouri River linking more than 150 miles of hiking and biking trails. The Reuben sandwich was invented in Omaha Omaha, or Swim City, USA, played host to the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials Four Fortune 500 Headquarters call Omaha home: Berkshire Hathaway (#3) - Warren Buffett's multinational holding company. ​Union Pacific Railroad (#141) - The largest U.S. rail network serving 23 Western states. Mutual of Omaha Insurance (#337) - Known for its popular "Wild Kingdom" TV and now web series. Kiewit Corporation (#339) - Construction, engineering, and mining.One of the world's largest Super fun city. Bring a jacket