Was arrested by a Officer. Very polite and made sure my cuffs weren't too tight. Pleasant ride to…read morethe jail. 10/10 would recommend.

My grandson was here for a minor drug possession charge that started out as a misdemeanor, but…read morestreached out over the last 4 years to a bunch of short to medium stays. He has a mental illness and has been abused by the jail/correctioal officers. He told me that they threw balogny sandwhichs at him in the cell, strip searched him, made fun of him and denied him access to visits with grandma and I. The jail staff presents well , and seems decent, but upon looking deeper, you can see the real problems here. Most people, if not all, eventually get released from this pink castle. They go back into the community often worse off then they went in. This place is a drain on tax payers money, and its full of courruption. Just wait, this pink castle will meet the fate of every other bastille. oh, but you think this time is diffrent? let time tell.

Such a joke! Now, I will say personally I've never been incarcerated here or anywhere…read more However, I've known many & my fiance currently for the second time in recent history. Firstly, u can tell they know they're doing a bad job because u cannot find reviews or post any on Google. They've had it TURNED OFF! Secondly, u could tell more money goes in their pockets than to the facility that they get every year for funding because: -Across the board no one will tell u the food is even somewhat palatable there. The clothes are old, stained & smell no matter how much u wash them. -The mattresses for the beds aren't mattresses, they're floor mats. -The facility is disgusting regardless of the "janitor position that keeps it impeccable" like the website says. -It's run down, it's dirty. I'm not sure if any building inspectors have taken a look at it lately but they should. -The only way for inmates to be able to eat is to have money put on their books for commissary- which is only on Sundays to order. I myself have been trying for 3 days to put money on books so he can eat. I just got off the phone with the sheriff's there at the jail and asked if there was some other way besides JailATM to put money on an inmates account. All the different options they put on their website don't work. Sonoma County is not opted in on those things for whatever reason. I did explain to the deputy that even though they list Access Corrections, JPay, TouchPay, etc.. Sonoma County has opted out! Why?! I've had no issues with JailATM before and all the sudden I do now. I need to take a selfie with my ID and send it to them. But nobody's there on the weekends so it doesn't really help me out. Let's not fail to mention the inmates are locked up almost the entire 24 hours in a day. They're pretending like covid is still in full swing like it was 2 years ago. They always use the excuse if they're understaffed for everything they don't want to do whether they're in the jail or out on patrol. It's just they don't want to do their jobs. Cuz they get a lot of funding that is public information you can attain that easily..along with all the lawsuits and charges that have been brought against them. Sonoma County Sheriff has not quite a reputable reputation. They get sued a lot, and it's not surprising.

From Sleepless Nights to Peaceful Mornings -- Thank You, Clearlake PD!…read more Why is this review so hard to write? Because we're in a whole new dimension of quiet here in our little six-block neighborhood, and part of me doesn't want to jinx it. But credit must be given where it's due. For the first time in eight years, we are enjoying full nights of sleep, peaceful evenings, and mornings that feel joyous. The difference is profound -- our quality of life has improved for me, my wife, our neighbors, our children, and even the animals and wild birds (who honestly seem happier too). Two long-running challenges had made life here stressful: A "party house" blasting loud bass and lyrics into the early morning hours, week after week, year after year. A nightly chorus of barking dogs that kept the whole neighborhood awake. Somehow, the Clearlake Police Department -- both day and night personnel -- managed to bring about real, lasting change. The party house still plays music, but now it's at a respectful volume, even during the day. At night, I can put my head on the pillow and hear nothing but natural neighborhood sounds. And the barking dogs? Silent. This is no small gift. Peace and quiet are treasures, and you've given them back to us. The difference is remarkable -- it feels like the wind blew in a "quietude spell" over everything that was once too noisy. Bravo to the extraordinary dispatchers and the finest peace-keeping officers at the Clearlake Police Department. We are eternally grateful for your service. Thanks to you, our neighborhood now feels like Avalon.

I called to file a noise complaint and code enforcement problem and was given such as run around…read morethat prompts me to take the problem in my hands.I thought they worked for the protection of the people. I have heard quite a few complaints about the department. One went as far as to say" if there's no money in it for the department they won't respond" . I got I hope this is not true but I am beginning to wonder.

Thank you Santa Rosa police department. I've had to call them a few times to do wellness checks on…read morefamily members. They have been very kind and caring and patience was a big thing. Thank You!

Years ago, I received a threatening message online and called SRPD in case things escalated…read more Unfortunately, the other person used a 3-syllable word in the message that begins with another word for "rooster" and ends in "er". The officer I got on the phone thought this was hilarious and made me repeat the message over and over and over. Hur hur hur,, sooooo funny!! I don't live in city limits so hopefully won't need to contact them for much.

Last night around 7:00pm my son was hit by a drunk driver on Fry Road. Fortunately both my son and…read morethe other driver were not seriously hurt. I just want to say, thank you to the witnesses who cared enough to stop and leave their information. A huge shout out to the Vacaville police for doing their job in such a caring and compassionate manner. The fire chief who was first on the scene, you kept everyone calm while waiting for the police to arrive, checking on my son a number of times making sure he was all right. Vacaville is very blessed to have such good service members. We all appreciate you and the services you provide. Thank you!

Need more police in Vacaville. Need to uphold the traffic laws. Oh but wait the police officers…read moredon't use turn signals the police officers turn over Double yellow lines like the one at at 12:30 coming out of Dutch bros on Alamo 10/7 ppl race ppl speed ppl run lights yet there is never officers or if they're there there they say "well we can't pull over everyone" well what do our taxes pay for?? The Walmart in Alamo ppl just park in handicap there is no enforcement at all! I like the police but they do nothing it seems until after after something happens! That is why this city is getting worse!

Its funny to me that City Council talks about adding a bike lane downtown but no one recognizes…read morethat Chico Police don't enforce the laws regarding riding skateboards and bikes on the sidewalks downtown. Why would anyone think the bike lanes would be used if there is no reason to ride on the sidewalks? Chico Police are corrupt, and stupid. They couldn't find their way out of the parking lot without GPS.

The Chico Police department is awesome…read more We are Blessed to have them Courteous. prompt professional and effective Thank you

Last year at the same time we'd be having cars doing donuts in my neighborhood. Not this year. I'm…read morenot sure how they're accomplishing this, but the amount of noise in South Vallejo the last six months has really gone down. Still plenty of problems but I have to recognize accomplishments when they are made. Maybe now I can get service when calling 911.

These people suck and they if theres an accident they will not come help and if you call them and…read moreask them a question their gonna be lazy and not give you what you want and keep transferring you to a different person, they act stupid I don't not recommend this police station. they are lazy and don't do their job and give you a bad tone. 1000% do not come to them for an emergency!

Worst fire in CA history and this department is out there risking their lives to keep us safe from…read morethe fire and looters. I cannot express enough love for all emergency crews involved during this dreadful time. I wish all involved whether emergency crew or a regular citizen a safe passage to the end of this horrible time. Yes, this review doesn't exactly talk about the day in and day out activities of this department, but everyone reading this should understand that each employee of this wonderful crew have huge hearts, some leaving their families to protect others they do not even know. That is a true service if you ask me! Keep safe everyone, and again thank you this department and all others involved!

I called the non-emergency line last night driving from San Francisco to Bodega Bay. At the point…read morewe contacted them we were sitting at the corner of Shoreline Hwy (street label) and Valley Ford Rd. It was nice to be answered and the person who answered was pleasant enough, but was 1) condescending, and 2) not helpful. Condescending "Hwy 1 is a long highway, I need more information." (doh!) Not helpful "we can't tell you where the flooding is, really." We tried to explain that one flood detour at Bloomfield had led to this corner where to the left and the right were closures. So people (more than just me, maybe 6 or so cars) were taking the long detour only to have to turn around and go BACK to the original point of detour and figure out on their own that the best route to Bodega Bay was to head up Bloomfield to Sebastopol, then cross over from there back to HWY 1, or Rte 1 as https://roadclosures-sonomacounty.hub.arcgis.com/ labels it on their map. The point is that there was no desire to help. It was clear that something was going on because we did see an emergency vehicle with lights flashing head towards Valley Ford past the closure and towards the flooding. The "detour" led us to a dead end. I think the person was right in saying "we do not have real time information" (I paraphrase) but they could have been more helpful and said, "head to higher ground like Sebastopol, then try that way, depending on flooding you may encounter".