Absolutely the worst DMV I've ever been to. My husband and I faced a three month ordeal trying to…read moreour new vehicle registered. The incompetent and lazy employees kept giving us the runaround. Finally we had enough and went to the DMV in San Diego and we were in and out with our new plates in less than an hour. Avoid this location.

This office is probably the best DMV office ever. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by…read morea nice lady who had the biggest smile. Then we were checked in immediately. My husband came in for his behind the wheel test with an appointment time of 1050. We were early and they took him in right away. His examiner Gabriel, was extremely professional and kind. He went out of his way to make sure my husband does well with his test. He was there to help him and not scare him to death unlike other examiners in other field offices who seems to enjoy intimidating people. I can't say enough good things about the staff here. Everyone is smiling and all willing to help. I hope they get recognized and become models of the other DMVs

10/17/2019 Received Superior service from mr. Federico…read moreGarcia. Everyone at this location is very friendly and respectful. Far superior to the veterans service office in Indio California. you should call this location and make an appointment for your own convenience.

This courthouse is a little bit busier but still all of the processing went by fast. Customer…read moreservice was pretty ok.

@Monica- that's funny because I found it very easy to request an extension. I put my case number…read moredown, requested the extension, wrote down why I needed and signed it. Faxed it over and called back and BOOM. Approved. Very simple instructions. Maybe it was too easy for you to grasp or you must of been too busy with school be able to sign a request that you are providing to a court. You said their systems are outdated but you were able to keep up with it haha sorry that's too funny. Actually I was going to mail in my request but luckily I called and they gave me an option to fax it in to get to them faster. I feel you though that the traffic court didn't work around to your conveince but you do have to go by their policies. As far as customer service they aren't retail keep that in mind but I'm sure you were a total sweet heart on the phone with them as well right? How dare they treat you rudely because you didn't want to sign your request. Hope you were able to learn from the experience and follow directions next time.

would give it 0 stars if i could. wow where do i start. I grew up here as a little kid and my mom…read moregot me out of here at 8y/o(now i understand why). I moved back here after a divorce because i have a daughter and thought family here would help. Im educated, friendly, outgoing, and this place has been so disappointing. There are no jobs. Im met with such hostility as a mexinan-american girl who doesnt speak spanish. so many mexi-cali residents take the jobs here from california residents even the low skill jobs or retail jobs. its so sad. People are so unfriendly. very toxic here. very small-town mentality of people dont want to know you if they didnt know you as a child.people dont want you to do better than them and you can feel the envy radiate off people. High obesity rate. the residents here are getting ripped off by the rising cost of living but tbh they deserve it.

Yes this place is ok it could be better and the mall is getting a bit lonely but I wish their were…read moremore new better businesses like fun ones that we used to have because el centro really has nothing fun's they don't have trampoline park how they used too or a water slide or fun places.

Great spot to catch some geothermal live action. Steam…read morevents hissing and mud pots sputtering. Cool mini volcanos in the middle of nowhere. There are a couple geothermal power plants taking advantage of the massive pent up energy in this area.

5 stars for seeing something new, but 2 stars for the fact that the roads are covered with mud, and…read moreonce you get there you'll see signs saying No Trespassing, and that people will be charged if they are caught! Yep, there were a few people walking round the mud volcanoes, but we didn't want to ruin our shoes or get arrested! Definitely worth the drive if it hasn't rained for a couple of weeks, but if there's been recent rain, forget it!

I don't usually have to deal with county officials but I've spoken to one two officials since I've…read morelived in Imperial County and they have been absolutely great. I spoke to the road commissioner and they really helped give us information we needed. They were pleasant and helpful-even though I'm sure they get lots of calls. I also called the agricultural commissioner who handles bee swarms. They have a hotline to bee handling technicians who can come get a swarm. I spoke to a technician and they came out fast. Unfortunately, the bees were in an air conditioner unit so they could not get them. But they gave us numbers to call to find people who could. I appreciate the people who work for Imperial County government. They work to help all of us in the county.

Stopped here during my travels through Calipatria about a week ago on the way to Salvation Mountain…read morefrom Pasadena/DTLA area. A nice and clean rest top that had lots of green grass to sit and sprawl out on after several hours of riding in the car. There are a couple of picnic tables for use if you need. Most importantly, the bathrooms are clean...as far as rest area bathrooms go. There were no other travelers stopped at the time we were there so not certain if this place is popular with road trippers. There is a good-sized parking lot with plenty of open spaces. I don't imagine ever being back in the area so I'll probably never need to stop at Two Rivers again, but it's here in case anyone else needs it.

I have a very good friend/slash customer that I drive her and her family back and forth from here…read more When I first came to this city, I was like... wow, this is super far in the middle of nowhere. Now that I have been here so many times, I am comfortable with finding a place to sit and wait if I don't drive back home right away. It does get super ridiculously hot out here in the summers, but can get super cold in the winter. Thanks to my friend who has shown me around and opened up my eyes to what I call the Gateway to El Centro. It's still a small enough city to say that my favorite hang out here is the McDonald's. Lol. I will be back through here again soon!

Once, when I was 20, I was in love ... well ok, I've been in love a time or two since then but this…read morewas that first head over heels, go anywhere, do anything, take on the world, adult-sort of love that I'd ever truly experienced. Sometimes, you do dumb things for your partner and going to Brawley to see her relatives was one of them. Brawley is located at the bottom of the Imperial Valley. Bottom is instructive in more ways than one as it is over 100 feet BELOW sea level. In a sense, this place is an accident. It was not meant to be exposed but through quirks in topgraphy there it is. It really should just be seafloor. In any case, it isn't yet (global warming should ultimately solve this little imbalance) and people live there for reasons not clearly articulated. We went in June with, as one of her redneck uncles said, a car with a "260" air conditioner. That is, "two windows down, 60 miles an hour." Heh, more like a 2100 model actually but I digress... Brawley in June is a smoking 120F at times, and that day was no exception. No one really moved much during daylight hours as the sun would vaporize you like a small atomic blast were one foolish enough to venture outside. The local industry seems to be poverty mixed with nightly doses of pentacostal, tongue-speakin', snake dancin' religion (interesting how those seem to go hand in glove with each other). The local recreation seems to consist of taking your dune buggy out to the sand hills and tearing it up (ignoring the endangered species living there) and there are also several military bombing ranges nearby to provide added fun. It seems to me it's usually a sign that if the government wants to destroy the area, you should probably leave. So far though, those people are staying there, guess they're waiting for the return of the sea.