I don't often come across Vietnamese officers who are especially friendly when assisting clients,…read moreso I was pleasantly surprised by my experience with Mrs. Duyen She was not only kind and approachable but also very knowledgeable and efficient. She answered all of my questions clearly and patiently, even the ones I felt might have been basic. Most importantly, she was able to help my parents and made the process much easier for them. I truly appreciate her professionalism and support. DPSS is fortunate to have someone like her on their team.

Unhelpful reps they told my father/ mother are approved then they take it away making it impossible…read morefor them to afford their medications and surgery/ treatments one has liver issues and the other a stroke. It's not professional to lie to elderly/ disabled just to get them out of your office. They are still trying to get approved again after 2 months of no medical attention. I hope you know the harm you cause. They have visited many times in these months waiting in the long lines only to be lied to every single time.

Would like to give a shout-out to Pomona PD. My husband had a medical emergency while driving…read morepulled over and I drove to my husband. Once the police and fire department arrived, they took him to the hospital and the police officers assisted me in getting his work truck home and then brought me back to our other vehicle. They were very caring and thoughtful. I wish I had gotten their names.

i happen to be homeless living in my car, just down on my luck. I tried to stay in the relative…read morearea, due to my son living in the City. so I mainly wanted to be as close to him as possible being that I always see him. so They got a call for a complete different situation and they decided to racial profile me and towed my car with my belongings inside. one of the officers stated I had no problem going to a shelter. I offered to tow my own car and they did not let me. mind you, my UNCLE created the COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM when they were in diapers. Pomona PD is the worst ! what happened to PROTECT & SERVE. Ridiculous

Friendly staff. Mask are still required. Idk how the person…read morein the other review got scam but this is a government building to take you biometrics. Not sure if they do other stuff.

There's no place like home! As fun as Begas was the past few days, I can't describe how joyful and…read morerelieved I feel to be almost home in my beloved Pomona! See attached two videos of the 15South on the way back from Vegas to Pomona!

My Dad used to have a furniture shop with a couple partners in the City of Pomona back in the early…read more1980's. He was in the business of manufacturing sofas aka couches. Later on, they moved the shop to the City of Montclair. As an young teenager, I would help sew pillows at my Dad's shop. My Mom would sew the cushions and pillows. My younger brothers would fill the pillows. It was a family affair. Every time I drive into Pomona, it would bring me back to the good old days with my Dad, Mom, and brothers at the shop. Miss you Dad! Nowadays, I know Pomona as a place I bring my Mom to go recycle cardboard and pilates as there are a couple recycling centers in this city that she likes to go to. There are shops and restaurants on Holt Blvd that I used to visit in the past. Pho Ha on Indian Hill Blvd used to be my parents go-to lunch spot back in the days. There is the indoor swap meet for those who want to snatch some good deals. Hoa Binh is a popular Asian supermarket that's been around for decades. A lot of the buildings are somewhat dated in Pomona. The streets could be better well maintained. Of course, every city has its old and new. Whatever brings us to the city is what we resonate with. Remember, always find good in everything and everyplace.

Great officers in this location. They treat you well compared to other officers I have been too…read more They will help you to be better as a person no matter who or what you are.

How can I go about this delicately? Let me try and see how miserably I fail:…read more Do you think you put "it" somewhere you shouldn't have? Did you let someone put "it" where they shouldn't have? Did you put "it" where you should have, but in too many people? Did you go to a gin-joint with a warning sign out front saying, "Poker Players and Loose Women are known to frequent this establishment!"? In your drunken haze, do you remember everyone you got biblical with? Have no fear, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is here to help you anonymously get through your college scares with FREE STI testing, treatment, and counseling. Not in college anymore, but are having a real-life flashback? That's okay too! They are more thorough than your average doctors, they have more powerful Meds than a locomotive, and they cure UTIs in a single bound! "My friend" said their nursing staff is surprisingly warm, charming, and caring! They warm up those shots before shooting them deep in your posterior! My "other friend" said they give out free safe-biblical-practices-devices for anyone who wants to actually use them (in regular size only-see picture below)! One "friend" said you need to prepare yourself for how thoroughly they test you. All she would tell me is "swabs!" Yet "another friend" said they recommend you get free quarterly STI testings here and to bring your friends for an entertaining few hours of real-life results from your last 3 months of playing Russian roulette! For a free cost of admission, that's live entertainment you can truly enjoy! My "last friend" said if you're uncomfortable telling your biblical partners you actually won the game of Russian roulette, Suzette A.'s crack team of Public Health Investigators will do it for you. In fact, they insist, so be brutally honest with them! Ask about PrEP! Health conscious is health aware! Now, if we could only get the County to reopen Monrovia Health Clinic. What ass-hat closed that facility thinking it was for the greater good? The greater good. The greater good is serving the most people you can in the various geographical regions of Los Angeles County! Bag-up, my friends, but if you don't, Wa, Olga, and Drs. Mesrobian and Boyd are here to help you get through that burn. Yeah, not so delicate after all. Is it too late to say, "Stay thirsty, my friends?"

It's rare it's a pleasant experience when you need to come to be here…read more I believe it's pretty cold year round, bring a jacket or sweater. There's vending machines and snack shop decently priced. It's not a deal but something to get you by. Police are swarming here so don't think you can get away with 30 minute parking

The only issue I have is the parking since I'm disabled. It was hard finding available parking. I…read morehad to pay $10 for the parking lot. They don't give discounts if you have a placard. I went to file a restraining order. I went to the help center. They have people there that help you fill it out. The lawyer looks over it before you take it to be processed. The temporary restraining order was granted. When I came back after serving them, I found parking close to the police station was nice because it wasn't far.

The line is long But these are government employees doing…read morethe best that they can with the resources that they have I've gone down there 4 times and yes the line is long but every worker is so courteous and helpful and when you get to the window they get straight to the point to help you And they seem to genuinely care Honestly they're the nicest government employees I've ever met And that includes teachers Fantastic service

Getting someone on the phone to help with my claim was nearly impossible, so I went to the EDD…read moreoffice in person. I arrived around 10:50 a.m., and there were at least 40 people in line ahead of me. I was there for a little over five hours, so I strongly recommend bringing water and a chair. Once inside, you're given a number. At that point, there were about 15 people ahead of me. The office only had three windows open for disability and one for family leave, which made the wait very long. When my number was finally called, they asked for my ID and claim number, so be sure to have those ready. The worker who helped me was professional and did as much as he could, and the service itself was good. Overall, the in-person help was helpful, but the long wait times and lack of phone support are a major issue. I hope the phone system and staffing improve soon.