Rio Tinto Kennecott Plaza

"I was on what I thought was public property in the parking garage taking a few photos of a friend when I was approached and yelled at by the security guard. Mind you, this was in the evening....not during normal work hours that might have disturbed a work environment.

Here's a tip Rio Tinto: if you want your security guard to be there to diffuse a situation and look after your property, train him to NOT come out with guns blazing. He could have calmly said, "Hey, you may not know, but this is private property, would you mind leaving right now." Instead, he immediately berated me for not seeing signs that can be easily missed and threatened to call police. I, in no way, was acting suspicious....I wasn't skateboarding, casing out cars, or acting inappropriate, etc. He treated me like I was trespassing on a top secret government facility. IT WAS ABSOLUTELY UNCALLED FOR, UNPROFESSIONAL, AND HE WAS DOWNRIGHT RUDE AND THREATENING.

After reading the previous review, it is very clear that Rio Tinto could do some training on how to treat people. PLEASE, read this and give some thoughtful consideration as to how you can better treat the people in your community. Again, I can understand the need to protect and defend flagrant misuse, damage and disrespect to your property but this was clearly overboard.

You have a beautiful building, why do you not let the public enjoy certain outdoor portions? This never happens downtown when people are respectfully enjoying the city."

Joshua Medeiros

"Was riding my scooter around when I was harassed and touched by a Security Guard. I didn't want to hurt him but please train your Security to make them not do that."

Connor

"This happen May 27th 2016. My husband was traveling for business and while he was working, me and my kids decided to stop at Daybreak to spend the day, enjoy the parks and look at houses since it's mine and my husband's interest living there.
Well it started raining and I headed back into the business center of Daybreak and since my husband dropped us off and left with the car we didn't have any place to go to shelter from the rain. Me, my kids and my well behaved boxer went under the roof of what it looked like and empty building, there we no signs, no doors, no entrance, and yet an extreme unpleasant lady told us we cannot be there because it's an entrance and I cannot have my dog there, I told her ok and moved to the side of the building, told my kids to sit at the stairs under the roof and me and my dog staid on the sidewalk in the rain. All I wanted was a roof for my kids to be protected from the rain while we wait for my husband to come pick us up.
Sure enough the same lady came in and told us to leave, I don't know if she thought we were homeless, I doubt since we were well dresses and groomed. I tried to explain to her that I was just trying to keep my kids away from the rain she said "I don't care you have to leave". In tears, me and my kids left, and luckily my husband found us shortly after wandering in the rain.
That building was a Rio Tinto building, that lady was the very first impression of that company and it showed heartless, judgmental and plain rude. How can you throw 2 kids out in the rain?
Whoever manages that building needs to train their employees that ANYONE can be a customer. And to have some humanity for God's sake.
Rest assure we changed our minds about moving to Daybreak. It's a lovely place but I wouldn't support investors that have such rotten employees.

-A very pissed mommy."

Tabatha Erickson