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Bellflower, CA is a gorgeous city located in Los Angeles County with a plethora of fun activities to do. With its easy accessibility to the beach, world-renowned restaurants, and interesting attractions, Bellflower has become a popular destination for visitors looking to explore the city or just take in the local scenery. Despite this, reviews of Bellflower are generally positive. Visitors have praised the city's friendly residents, vibrant culture, and cleanliness. Additionally, many locals enjoy the small-town atmosphere that Bellflower offers while still providing access to big-city amenities such as shopping malls and entertainment venues. All in all, Bellflower is an excellent place to visit for those who want to experience Southern California living at its best.
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A little city that could... if it tried - 6/26/2008
I have lived in Bellflower for 35 of my 38 years of life. I have seen the city go through many changes over the years. As a child, I attended the public schools in Bellflower. To be honest, the school system in Bellflower used to be good! Now, Bellflower Unified School District spends almost $2000.00 less per pupil than the national average to educate a child. The school system needs a major overhaul and the teaching staff really could use more help from the community.
As for our City Counsel, I feel that they are behind the times. They have made some improvements within the city, but the city counsel and the planning commission make it difficult for new businesses to come into our community. The majority of the larger downtown building sit empty, because of the high rents, and the regulations of the city counsel and the planning commission.
Violent crime isn't really too much of a concern, but Bellflower has major issues with "Drugs". Bellflower has an
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Realistic view of Bellflower - 6/25/2008
I have lived in Bellflower for 35 years. My education K - 12 was in the Bellflower Unified School District. From my perspective, Bellflower is behind the times. Our city counsel does NOT have a realistic view for the future of our city. The city counsel and chamber of commerce are trying to revitalize the downtown area, but the majority of the large buildings are vacant, due to the high rents and the Ghetto attitude. Bellflower has an unusual amount of apartments for a city of it's size and the majority of the apartments welcome section 8. I am not going to say that everyone on section 8 is a problem, but if you drive down any of the streets that have apartments, you'll see the drug dealers standing
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