Really hope this reaches the chief of the East Hartford Police Department. It's about the gun range…read morein East Hartford area., not trying to be a Karen, but it's unfair to the residence that live in the area to hear gunshots at night at 10 PM. This happens on Saturday Sundays pretty much seven days a week. Residence needs peace and quiet, especially on the holidays goes for the loud cars the loud music it's annoying when you work and you cannot get arrest because nobody respect, neighbors or taxpayers It's very obnoxious to hear that every single night before you go to bed !

There are so many cars in East Hartford getting broken into/stolen, they're nowhere to be found…read more But when you drive by empty parking lots, they're always parked next to each other talking about who knows what. Then when you call to get info on your stolen car, they give you a hard time and don't give 2 shits whether your car is found or if they have a plan to crack down on break ins. Not all of these cops are assholes, but for those who are and don't give a shit. FUCK YOU! I hope you get treated the same way.

I was concerned about the police response to Prospect Street in Vernon Connecticut on 6/6/26 just…read morebefore midnight. There were @ 10 cruisers but there wasn't much going on that would have justified that many cruisers. I could hear a women screaming and berating a young man outside the apartment. All the officers were standing around while this lady was yelling Dumb Nigger, Drunk Nigger, on and on and on. I noticed young children outside also. My review is concerning because this scene was going for 15-20 minutes and I was noticing that none of the officers were trying to calm her down or even say to her to stop using that abusive language around the children in the area. I was in my apartment, and the window was open and to hear this disturbing language, I was wondering how many other neighbors could hear this disrespectful speech and notice that the peace officers did nothing.

I was a walk in to the fire department with chest pains. They performed an EKG and sent me to the…read morehospital. The care I received was excellent and I really appreciate their abilities.

I like this location because they're open open early (8:00 weekdays abd 8:30 Saturday). I live in…read moreSouth Windsor and our those post offices don't open until 9:00. It's very convenient for me to go there at 8 weekday mornings. I mail a lot of packages and this works great for me. I know the morning clerks abd they're efficient and friendly but usually only one on at a time when they open so it can back up a little. Usually not bad, though. Love having this less than 10 minutes away with their early morning hours!

Our local carrier goes above and beyond. Excellent and friendly service. At the 2 P.O. Locations in…read moretown the experiences have been 100% positive.

I love this library. They have an amazing selection of books to choose from. The library is really…read moreold but shows cleanliness with its beautiful character and beauty on the inside. They have a lot of Board Games to choose from as well. There's Media Room exclusive for a lot of movies they have on DVD and Blu-Ray. There's nice people working at the library as well. However... The library is not suitable for expansion but unfortunately the library is really overgrown and have barely any more space for most books to shelve. Bookshelves are cramped as well resulting in so many books withdrawn yearly (there is a basement for more storage of books but unfortunately not enough space for more books as well.). The good news is voters approved the deal that would move the library to a brand new building where Webster Bank currently is down the street (the Webster Bank will be relocated to another property and its building will be demolished for new library construction). The Cheney Library building will still be there once the library moves out of that building once the new library building is complete within the next few years or so.

This is a review for the board game section of the library sporting so many games I've lost count…read more The borad game section has a lot of different types of games with varying age, group size and time frame. Donated from different walks of life the library does well to ensure eveything is there for your fun time ahead. You can borrow the games up to 3 weeks and they even added in renewals which is a nice feature. The only thing is that the games have to be returned while the library is open and sadly here is the only place that carry an extensive selection but hope that others hop on. Do you part and support the local library and try a free new game before purchasing or having a great time. With so many games for so many different type of people and groups drop by and see what they have.

On September 19, 1916, Robert Kappenberg was directing traffic when he noticed a car driving the…read morewrong way on Main Street. As he tried to correct the problem, he was struck by a second vehicle and passed away from his injuries. On May 18, 1934, Gene Callahan was riding on his motorcycle when a parked vehicle in front of him pulled away from the curb to make a U-Turn. Callahan drove into the truck and passed away a few years later. On January 23, 1999, Brian Aselton responded to a noise complaint that was actually a home invasion and robbery. He was shot to death at the site. What do these three men have in common? All three were members of the East Hartford Police Department. All three were killed in the line of duty. And all three are honored on this 2008 memorial. The memorial consists of a black stone monument flanked by two gray monuments. The center slab is topped by an eternal flame and the sides are inscribed with two quotes. The one on the left reads "In Valor There Is Hope". The inscription on the right reads: "The Wicked Flee When No Man Pursueth But The Righteous Who Are Bold As A Lion". That awesome quote is from Proverbs 28:1. The reverse has the EHPD crest, the three names, and an inscription honoring all the men and women who "protect and serve us". The EHPD crest is dated 1783, which is a long time ago. But the roots of the EHPD go back almost 100 years earlier. One cool fact I uncovered while researching this blog was that law enforcement in East Hartford goes way, way back to 1699 when a gent by the name of Daniel Bidwell was named "Constable for Hartford, East of the River".