Contacted police and elderly man I know is being treated horribly . Starved drained of his money by…read morea drug addict. I'm literally feeding him making sure hes ok (video evidence) I called four times they did nothing left the poor old man with this waste Iet thisam he was eating stuff off of the ground he lives on elberon police won't do anything living conditions are horrible I called four times what they do threatened me let hopes God gets involved god have mercy on this useless police department they wouldn't want their parent or grand parent to be treated this way I just pray this man stay healthy Lansdowne shame on you disregarding the elderly they dont care about the elderly

The police are friendly and helpful. No hate in Lansdowne. Police are approachable and helpful if…read moreyou have any concerns.

Although I arrived in time for a fire drill, and had to wait a half hour outside to re-enter the…read morebuilding in 88° heat, when I got to the front desk, they were friendly and very helpful. The streets department went above and beyond helping me get through the process of getting temporary no parking signs. Because they had extra, they gave me completed signs, saving me the trip of having to go to a police station for them. They even gave me string to hang them up! Definitely a great experience! Thank you so much!

Street work was done in front of 730 arch street which for some apparent reason they had To put one…read moreof my car tires on the sidewalk . I dont know who jack up my car but they could have just backed it up rather than put it on the sidewalk i am not sure how long it was placed on the sidewalk and if it cause any damage but want to report it. I also had cement all over my car due to the work they had to do and have to get my car washed again due to that. They had no sign saying they was doing street work on may 26th at all. Now on may 27th they put a sign saying they will be doing street work after they clearly came again and did more work with no notice again in the same spot topping it off with that black tar stuff

I can't believe they treated an obviously disabled with such disrespect.."i ain't never heard if no…read moredisabled sticker for a motorcycle tag" whut.you think im a wich"..she kept asking me that..what the hell does that even mean and why would she say that. Super rude, incumbent..time for change tried to show whoever there the proof..but no two way communication was possible. No help there. Signed: Obviously Permanently Disabled Person.

Very smooth process getting photo license at this location. In and out in 15 minutes. Closed…read moreSunday and Monday.

I know! I know!! Jury Duty sometimes feels like a setup, but it's your civic duty. Make sure you…read moreget there early because the lines to get in are always super long, especially because cases are ACTUALLY occurring while you're going through the juror selection process. Make sure you are early enough to stop and get something to eat because they no longer offer food other than from a vending machine. Once in the juror selection room, make sure you pay attention to all instructions. Watch the little video and fill out the questionnaire honestly. The staff that I've interacted with have always been kind and courteous as long as you are the same. It sucks to sit there for hours, but there is a bright side. Your JUROR badge gets you a 10% discount at any of the shops in Reading Terminal Market. One tip I've always found works: if you really don't want to be selected for jury duty, act like you do want to be there! This particular occasion, I wasn't selected, received my $9 check and was on my way.

My stepdad has long drilled it into my head that jury duty is a civic responsibility, and I have to…read moresay I agree with him. As much as I still dread to see the jury duty slip come through the mail slot, I accept the call to action. Maybe it's my easygoing attitude that keeps landing me in the jury box! I just completed my second stint as a juror on a criminal case (first time in Philly - the other case was when I was a NJ resident). I have to say, I found the whole thing fascinating, if a bit time consuming. There are inconveniences involved for sure. The expense of getting to and from, not to mention lunches out each day. But probably the worst is giving up your cell phone the moment you get into the court room. They take this so seriously, even though they send you home with all the Internet access in the world each night. I don't understand it and I suspect it has more to do with not trusting people to have their phone on airplane mode or off in the courtroom, than it does with having Internet access. Pro-tips for potential jurors: serving on jury duty even for just a day will get you discounts at nearby restaurants and some Reading Terminal Market vendors. Be sure to ask about the discount! Also, you can bring coffee or other beverages into the building, but not in glass or aluminum containers. We had a laid-back judge who also allowed us to bring beverages into the courtroom. Trust me, you're gonna need a steady infusion of coffee if you get selected. Overall, my experience was interesting and fairly pleasant, but I'm off the hook for the next three years and not sad about it. I'm sure I'll be back at some point, hopefully in the distant future.

No one ever likes getting a speeding ticket. Seeing the red and blue lights flashing in your…read morerearview while you're enjoying your morning and trying to get some Christmas shopping done is definitely a buzz-kill. The good news is that if you happen to get pulled over in Limerick and happen to contest your ticket, the people behind the counter do their best to answer your questions and get you scheduled fairly quickly. I spoke with someone the day I got the ticket and she immediately told me I'd be able to mail in my hearing request since I had come in before the paperwork made it's way back to the office. Plus when I spoke with them on the phone, Pat always remembered who I was (I have a very distinct address I guess) and she did her best to help me schedule a hearing around my work schedule. Once my hearing finally rolled around, they had one officer covering all the hearings that day. It was early in the morning, so everyone was in a fairly good mood. The judge was also fair with the verdict and he and the officer dropped my points and my fine as result. The only thing that kind of sucks is that if you don't bring cash to pay your fine, they charge a $4 convenience fee to use a credit/debit card. I hope I won't be back any time soon; once is more than enough, no matter how pleasant the employees are!