I am contracted and provide mental health services at West Valley Detention Center. Considering…read moreit's jail, it's not bad here. The cells are clean, food is hot and everyone does their part to make the jail run. It's takes multiple departments coming together for each client's care. So it really is a team effort. Not to mention you have dayshift and nightshift rotations occurring. It's truly unfortunate to see the negative experiences people have posted on here. Being on the inside for the past year, I will say that there are some hard working staff members that work at WVDC. And they do their best to provide the best service possible. The deputies work their butts off and deal with some of the worst and craziest stuff ever. You literally are exposed to things that nightmares are made of. So for that I commend the SGT's, deputies, doctors, nurses and clinicians that work at West Valley Detention Center. It takes a mental and physical toll on individuals to work in this environment. And it is not easy. That being said, when inmates are "mistreated" it is because they are not being compliant (not following instruction or doing what they are told) and/ or they are resisting the officers. That's where disciplines come into play (brick diet) and being sent to the hole. It's jail folks. Don't break the law and do bad things. Then you won't have to deal with the politics of being incarcerated. And if you do have to serve time, stay out of trouble. Follow the rules. Ultimately jail is a consequence of breaking the law. And I believe that West Valley meets expectations of providing what is required to each individual as well as offering additional help such as mental health services to individuals struggling with mental illness. West Valley Detention Center actually has the best mental health services available, compared to the other SBC jail locations (HDDC, Glen Helen, Central). So West Valley is where it's at! The most services available.

What the jailers at this facility don't understand is that Bail Agents cannot do their jobs unless…read morethey pick up the phone and provide Bail Bond information. Bail Agents lose business constantly due to West Valley jailers not picking up the phone. People take their business elsewhere when we cannot provide them information in a timely fashion. It's very convenient for these jailers to just not pick up the phones. They're knowing to pick up, and leave it off the hook so it doesn't disturb them. They have no idea on how such a simple act of not picking up can negatively affect one's livelihood. But who cares right? we're just bail bondsman. People can care less about us.

This place is awesome. Friendly staff and modern facility.read more

Love Chino Police Department…read more The officers are extra great when you need them and kinda great when you don't!

Came in with a situation. Left at peace…read more Clean bathroom, stocked supplies, no weird smells, no regrets. For a police station restroom, this place understood the assignment. When nature calls, you want order, cleanliness, and a little dignity. Justice was served. Literally.

Sunday 7/24 2021 There was this guy who I think was on drug…read moreor drunk, He is looking for trouble in the parking lot. He smash on my car as he walked pass my car, I asked him to stop so I can check on my car but he refused. I call 911 and they really quick, sadly the drunk guy already took off and not sure if the police officers are able to locate him later, but I am happy with how fast the are able to come to the theme.

I love that cops don't need to follow simple rules of the road. I wasn't aware that cops don't use…read moreblinkers and swerve lanes ever though they don't have a call. I thought the police department was supposed to be a good example of the law. This police officer needs to do better. "Ontario Police department cop was driving from Mission all the way to 4th street driving a complete inconsiderate person" 1616297 Car 1042

I was scammed by some people online. I had already talked to the bank and started the dispute…read moreprocess. However, I wanted to file a police report because not only did the people get money from me, but they were also threatening blackmail. I explained the situation to the women at the counter, and they said, "That's a civil matter." I told them, no, actually, fraud by impersonating a law firm is a felony in CA, and could also be prosecuted as such federally. Blackmail is also a felony. They both gave attitude. I waited for about an hour before a deputy called me in to get all the info. He was great, and is the reason for the stars I'm giving them. He took all the information, copied the emails, even spoke to the person on the phone! He told me he didn't know if they could do anything. I told him I knew, but just wanted the record, in case they do go through with the blackmail. While I was waiting in the lobby, two other women came in and were also told that they had a civil matter. One of them already had court orders against the person she was having problems with. So, not a civil matter. The other, I'm not sure what it was about. But regardless, these women don't seem to have any education on the law, or what the police's job is. They shouldn't just tell everyone that comes in that they can't be helped. It really seemed like they just didn't want to do any work. Rude, unhelpful, and not knowledgeable. I'd give 0 stars for them.

I have personally witnessed and heard from many in my community that the Rancho Cucamonga Police…read moreDepartment has recently come under scrutiny for indiscriminate vehicle stops, often targeting regular citizens. Too many times, I've seen or been told that people are accused of driving under the influence (DUI) immediately during a stop--regardless of actual impairment--creating a climate of fear and mistrust in our neighborhoods and even at local restaurants where these stories echo among residents. DUI Stops and Discriminatory Tactics When anyone gets pulled over, it now feels like the default assumption by officers is that we are under the influence, and we're pushed through DUI protocols whether there's evidence or not. I've also heard concerning reports that officers sometimes turn off body cameras during key moments, preventing any real transparency or accountability when things go wrong. Supervisor Request Policy and Legal Rights I know from research and talking to others that, while California law doesn't force officers to bring a supervisor to every traffic stop, best practices--and basic respect--say that the option should be available, especially if there's a legitimate complaint. However, in Rancho Cucamonga, officers frequently flat-out deny requests to see a supervisor, which not only goes against common sense but is misleading and wrong. Even if they say no on scene, anyone can file a formal complaint, whether in person at the sheriff's station or through Internal Affairs, and that's what I encourage everyone to do. Filing Complaints and Brady-Giglio/"Do Not Call" Lists If you've felt harassed, denied your right to speak to a supervisor, or wrongfully accused, document everything and file an official complaint with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. I've learned that you can also request that the District Attorney review the officer for placement on the Brady-Giglio or "do-not-call" list--a tool designed to flag officers with credibility problems due to their misconduct. The process means sending a written report to the DA, and if enough evidence stacks up, it can lead to real consequences for the officer involved. Community Action and Next Steps Here's what I recommend if you or anyone you know gets caught in one of these situations: - Write down everything--names, badge numbers, times, and how officers behaved. - File a formal complaint with Internal Affairs at the sheriff's department. - Send a request to the District Attorney for a Brady/Giglio review of the officer involved. - Make noise--share what happened in community forums, advocacy groups, and on social media or with local news, so our community knows what's going on and oversight increases. - statenationalsrock.com Taking these steps matters more than ever for enforcing transparency, protecting our rights, and making sure law enforcement in Rancho Cucamonga operates fairly and with real accountability.

Wish I could give -0 stars. No one will answer the phone during the posted hours. Try using the…read moreautomated system and it doesn't work either. Very disappointing.

This is the worse place I have ever been too. The employees are a bunch of lackeys and they're…read moreunprofessional. I went through a name and I ask to update my name and it is like pulling teeths with them. They make things so difficult. They send me from one place after the next. They don't know how to do their job.

I am so very disappointed in the Claremont Police Department. I got a parking Citation on the red…read morecurb when you can see clearly in the photos me bumper was barely over the red line and when I disputed then declined me costing me $103.00 Dollars Fine. They are that desperate on needing money and that petty. I would like to also say Lieutenant Walter who reviewed my argument is also very petty as well did not even given me a call to talk to me just send me a letter saying I need to pay. Very unprofessional LT. Walter, you know dam well this is petty. I clearly send you the photos to show that this is very argumentative. My bumper is barely over the line there is a car in front on me. so, I cannot move up.

I don't feel safe anymore using this parking lot for the Metrolink. Claremont PD is letting it go…read moreto s**t. They wouldn't take my complaint because they have to see it on a regular patrol. They're there every day trying to catch people rolling through stop signs. But they pretend they don't see this. This is a college town with an active village environment. These idiots are doing their best to destroy it. What is it going to take for them to get serious?

I've encountered Montclair pd before and they are respectful cops…read more Montclair feels safe

My son was a victim of a skimmer fraud and tried to make a police report, but left after waiting…read morefor two hours for someone to come and help him out. After a two hour wait your patience runs thin so he decide to leave. I called the same day to ask why does it take long to get help. After waiting on hold for 20 minutes I myself gave up on them. Safe to say you better not have an emergency or have to make a police report with them cause you will definitely be fucked...

Came here for a recent community event and thought the grounds by the Chino City Hall to be…read moreadequate. Clean grounds and very spacious. The main grass area was seemingly well kept and there were nicely shaded areas during the sunny hours of the day. Parking was available by City Hall itself or also across the street by the community center.

Ive lived in the city of chino for the past seven year. In past three years I've been dealing with…read morethe chino code enforcement and dr desai and her husband nimesh desai. The house we were renting had five code enforcement violations and two dozen Hoa violations yet the city of chino could not enforcement them. They put lives in danger in this city.