I was so impressed with this office! I made an 11:40am appointment to provide documents for a…read moresocial security direct deposit change in banks. Got there early, was issued a ticket, sat down for one minute, number was called, provided documents, was out the door in less than 10 minutes ... before my actual appointment time. The office was clean, not many people waiting and the staff person who helped me was very professional. The location is a little tricky to find but there are signs on the road to help find the office.

I waited over an hour for my number to be called. I watched it up on the electronic screen was…read morefollowing it. It was listed up there for the window. Number one that I was sitting closest to the lady behind the glass, decided that she was going to close and go to lunch without even calling another number or saying she was going to lunch so my number was going to be kicked out and I would have to get another number, but I made my way to her window and I told her that my number was up next and I need it to be assisted. Well she put the window back up she assisted me it took all of 20 minutes to get it taken care of, and she was off to lunch, I don't think she appreciated the fact that I stopped her from going to her lunch but I did apologize after all there was a lot of us there and I'm sure a lot of us were hungry and ready to go to lunch as well. Other than that the place was extremely clean very well stocked with informative information And plenty of accessible parking with accessible bathrooms Thanks For The Read Until Next Time

Beautiful state, beautiful location, absolutely horrible regional office to deal with…read more This review is in regards to the VBA (disability, comp and pen folks), not the educational section here. This is where all the disability claims in Colorado for veterans are routed, and let me tell you, they do a terrible job, to the point of being corrupt. My friend and I are both veterans, both rated 90% now. When I was in Colorado I was at 50%, and the C & P examiners treated me like I was a criminal every time I went in there, no matter what the exam was for (upon appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals several years later my claims were found to be credible and well documented). My friend, in even worse shape than I was, had been hospitalized several times and was in bank overdraft, struggling month to month. Not only did they not consider raising him from his overall rating of 20% but they proposed to sever his service connection. Just f-ing spiteful and unheard of. Needless to say an attorney picked up his case and immediately got it stopped/reversed (he is rated 90% now). Out of the 4 VBA employees I've interacted with, three of them were extremely rude/cold and acted like they were angry and hated to be working with veterans. When I was sent my VA rating/disability decision, it was mixed in with another veterans paperwork, so I saw her name, social security number, everything. I brought this to the local congressman's attention and he mentioned that they'd been making those mistakes a lot, as well as shredding/destroying medical records. Look, I understand that we have a national budget and not every vet can be 100%, but the Denver VBA folks really seem to have it out for vets and take things way too far. Aside from the usual stall tactics of delaying and not acknowledging very clear evidence that's been provided, they will further convolute the process by pulling dirty tricks like this severance proposal, which is clearly wrong and just expends more time and resources. Their ratings decisions are very subjective in their wording, stating things are personal opinions rather than a more objective approach (i.e. "You have the following symptoms a/b/c, you do not have the following symptoms d/e/f, your rating is therefore assigned at XX%). I can't even believe they get away on both a local and federal level with doing this to vets, people who have put their lives on the line and had some of the hardest things inflicted on them. Denver VBA -- SHAME. ON. YOU.

First of all I love to be a veteran who fought in the army along with my father and brothers and…read moreuncles in high command jobs. I filed for my milltary benefits and I did every thing that should have been done for me to file it.I had help filling it but I waited my time for me to get my paper work back to see what I needed to like the admin person told me .BUT when it reached the time limit for me to hear something about it I called the veterans affairs office and they told me where I didn't have a claim in come to find out the person who help me never turned in my paper work for me to get my claim started . SO sorry to say that I need got any word on my paper work and its hard to keep filing when this has happen on several times of me filling for my benefits .VETERANS who served shouldn't have to go through this type of treatment after all we have done for our country .

I try to call and I can't get through. Then they tell me they will call me back and they never did…read moretwice. I came to the office and sit down without an appointment and then they come over the Pa and say I need an appointment. I didn't see where to get an appointment. Please help me

I have been trying to get an appointment for my 105 yr. mother to move her SS check to a different…read morebank account. I have been waiting over 2 weeks for a return call - never happened. It is difficult to take my mom -deaf, uses a walker and only sees some out of one eye. Useless government!!

A few tips: make your appt. online first, if not sure what you need then call. They will help you…read morefigure it out so you can maximize your time. Also, bring all necessary documentation with you. Arrive on time. If you do all the above, it'll be so seamless. Friendly staff and efficient ops. Best DMV experience ever.

Abusive abusive abusive From the moment I walked in the…read moreattitude of each employee was snippy,crude and dismissive. I am over the age of 70 and some snotty employee when I kept asking a question because there was a question that wasn't clear, finally yelled at me and told me that even a 16-year-old could read this sentence. How dare you think that you're entitled to work here when you treat people like garbage. Mayor Johnston needs to review an overhaul the entire DMV and get rid of these people who think they're entitled to be snippy snotty crass and rude to people to the point that they were scary. Quit your job people you don't like it get lost

trying only use appoints refuse file paper work appeals on claims .best thing do file compants…read more attroney general on them not doing job hired do not sent around do nothing all day get paid do nothing .

They were kind and efficient. I got exactly what I expected after scheduling my appointment and…read morefrankly they did it while understaffed.

I had just wrapped up my student orientation at Red Rocks Community College a bit earlier than…read moreexpected, so I headed over to Pablito's Burrito Truck for a quick breakfast burrito (10:45am on 09Aug25). While I was finishing up, Agent C. Booker from the Lakewood PD pulled in--presumably for a burrito as well. We struck up a conversation after I mentioned that I'm new to the area, having recently moved from Seattle. I shared my concern about the wildfire smoke that had been hanging over Denver for the past three days. Agent Booker took the time to explain, in detail, what summers are like here and how smoke events tend to come and go. Their response was not only informative but also positive and reassuring. I wanted to take a moment to recognize Agent Booker, as well as the Lakewood Police Department. Too often, people only speak up to criticize the police--it's important to acknowledge the good they do as well. Agent Booker is a true credit to the department and a great ambassador for Lakewood. Thank you!

I've been calling since Friday morning multiple times a day My husband has been doing so as well…read more Neither one of us have been able to get a hold of an actual person at the front desk. He has left a message I keep on trying so maybe I can get some actual answers on to why 2 police officers stop by my house spoke to my minor daughter and did not leave cards Didn't even offer to leave cards. I know the situation pertains to her donor but the fact that they came to my house and spoke to my underage daughter did not even offer to leave their cards.. unacceptable and now no one even answers the front desk or returns messages!? Wow

A dozen voice prompts to reach someone who is away from his desk...then a recording to leave a…read moremessage that is not returned.

The security guy and Andrew were so helpful and nice. I believe the person who helped me his name…read morewas Andrew he was so kind and knew what I needed. Thank you!

Imagine you have a group mailbox situation Opening a panel…read morereviews all the slots Now imagine two packages,same day, addressed to same person Imagine one package put in correct slot The other the wrong slot I got two pieces of mail not mine The neighbors who got my package also got a piece of mail of mine Its mind blowing how someone could be this incompetent It defies logic and imagination

Closed at 3pm on a Friday with no explanation. Walked over with two packages in the snow and…read morenowhere to drop them off. This place should be closed.

We visited this fire station as part of a tour for our mom's group. The guys who did our tour were…read morevery nice and easy to talk to. They showed us their different trucks and equipment. They included their gym, training room, and kitchen as part of the tour. At the end, one of them put on his uniform to show the kids that he's the same guy in and out of his suit. I think this is good in showing little kids (2-4 year olds) that although the suit can be scary, they are good guys and to go to them in case of a fire. The tour was about an hour long, which is pretty good. All around the station there were things to see, such as some guys learning how to use the hoses and fire hydrant stuff, and others were going into a smoking building. In all, this is a neat station to tour. They provide a lot of information in regard to how a fire fighter does his job, whether they are on a call or spending time at the station.