Some of the best police and have an extremely difficult job…read more The heat of Phoenix doesn't stop them from helping those in need and I can only hope more funds are given to this department to further prosper and protect us citizens. On two occasions I was near an escalated event where Phoenix police handled and maintained the situation effectively.

The City of Phoenix, but Phoenix Police Department in general, is great at collecting fees and…read morefines, but abysmal at serving the public. I own a car wash near the corner of Bell Rd and 43rd Ave (inside City of Phoenix). Almost every night, my business is ransacked by homeless people, dumping over trash cans and ripping the hoses off our our vacuums, in search of spare change. Many times they try to break into our building, which triggers a burglar alarm. The police NEVER show, but code enforcement charges me $96 per alarm occurrence. I've repeatedly tried to BEG for extra patrols, but when I've repeatedly called the "non-emergency" number, it rings off the hook (CALLED ~15X AND NO ONE HAS EVER ANSWERED). SINCE THEY DON'T PROVIDE ANY PROTECTION FOR CITIZENS AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS, THROW US A BONE AND DON'T COLLECT THESE FEES/FINES.

Very nice training, very good workout, amazing help, come prepared and everything should go amazingread more

Awesome experience! All the recruiters are very nice and and helped me get into the Army!read more

Best fingerprinting spot in the area! They charged $10 for two cards and I was literally in and out…read morewith 20 minutes. They take visa and MasterCard for credit cards and of course cash or money order. They don't take personalized checks. I parked in the street and walked up. They have 2 hour free parking in front of the station. The people who do the fingerprinting are volunteers so be kind. They were really nice and informative. I would highly recommend and apparently they are the cheapest in town to do fingerprinting. They are usually open only in the mornings so call ahead to check on the times

i received a call at 2:14 am this morning about a missing person report of a 21-year-old individual…read morewho is lost or has run away. i do not like the idea of being awakened at this time of morning. is this a way to inform the public by disturbing and waking people up from their sleep- a recorded message, machine voice? would you like to be called at 2 am to be told there is a missing person ????? i do not know who the missing person is... very rude of them to inform the public. what am i to do at 2 am ????? was this a prank joke on me or some sicko method of informing the public by calling at 2 am -waking up the family about this this. i do not know the missing person ... rude person who set this calling method... need to learn basic manners. dept that called is 623-930-3000.. rude operator.. here is an idea == i have an idea how about stop each car on the freeway and tell them about a missing person about age- race- sex and so on... that might work. OR PULL OVER EACH CAR ON THE ROAD AND TELL THEM OF MISSING PERSON.. TO ME THAT WAS VERY RUDE OF THE GLENDALE POLICE DEPT TO BE CALLING AT 2 AM TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT A MISSING REPORT.

During a very difficult evening with my 86‑year‑old mother, who suffers from dementia and…read morealcoholism, the Peoria Police Department showed exceptional professionalism and compassion. The 911 operator carefully listened to my concerns, honored my request for a silent response, and clearly communicated the situation to the responding units. Seven officers and several fire department members arrived and handled everything with patience, kindness, and respect, taking time to explain what they were doing and to reassure our family. A special mention to the female officer who gently spoke with my mother and helped calm her down--her empathy made a huge difference. I would also like to give a heartfelt thank you to Sergeant K. Scheideman for his calm, steady leadership throughout the incident. His demeanor set the tone for the entire team and turned an overwhelming situation into one where we felt truly supported and cared for. I am deeply grateful to the Peoria Police Department and highly commend them for their service.

Kyle in the property dept was very helpful when I was trying to get my husbands work phone back…read moreafter his coworker accidentally took it and it was booked into property. Hopefully we won't ever have to see each other again in the future but I do appreciate everything he did to get it back to my husband!

Aug 6, 2:45 PM - all traffic signals from Priest to Kyrene on Southern not operational. Cops and…read more'community responders' at each intersection.... DOING NOTHING. No traffic control, nothing. Just sitting and watching as multiple cars nearly crashed along southern. Just like I imagine they stood around and watched a man die in Tempe Town Swamp. Total indifference to life. Must be too hot for these precious (cop) union 'workers' or just waiting to be the inevitable clean up crew. Way to go, Tempe! At least they aren't out beating Black women, like the recent Phx New Times article exposed, so I guess we should be thankful.

I have been at one address since 1980. That has allowed me to have a number Tempe police…read moreexperiences. I believe I benefitted from each. Each one was of a different nature. My most recent was filing a police report. An officer was called and was 5 star in every manner. To add to my appreciation it was approved in less than expected time. All building staff from entering the building through exiting the building was pleasant and rewarding. It seemed to be that Tempe employees are adequately prepared to deal with the public in a hoped for manner.

I attended a class here. Everyone was personable and nice. I also got to stay a few days and enjoy…read morethe city. Thanks ASU PD.

No answer after 5 minutes and no voicemail to let them know what's going on. Had to call 911read more

I watched that video with officer shepp... then I looked up the aftermath, saw the chief made a…read morestatement and said, "she was just rude and unprofessional, that's it" the issue wasn't her being rude. That's minuscule! The MAJOR issue, was "law enforcement" not knowing the LAW. Then the other officer telling her. 'You can't film inside of a store, that's where their rights end'..... so the question is. Y'all are recruiting officers, and putting them on the street to enforce laws they don't even know. Then a sergeant is called, and he thinks making someone uncomfortable is a crime... he should've gotten out, heard the statement, went to the ladies and said, "what they're doing is writhing their constitutional right" and walked off instead of in so many words telling the guy he's weird. Police chief also said, 'they're human and make mistakes' police can't make mistakes, when police make "mistakes" people die, people get hurt, not to mention, people can get wrongfully convicted. I follow things like this because I was lied on by the police in norfolk, Va. never was in trouble before that, but that taught me that no matter how well you do in life, police will harass you and trump up bogus charges just cause, so I have a distain for police in general, they violate our constitutional rights everyday, but we're suppose to follow the law. Fuck that. We need more auditors to show how much of a joke policing is