I came here for fingerprints to get a background check for work. This building is a relic. Old…read moredingy and seriously dusty. My experience getting through it is why this review is rated so low. Here we go... Entry to first floor, which is way up. Get wanded and walk through the metal detector. Told to go to second floor room 214. Go to room 214. Stand in line for 15 minutes or so, told to go to 6th floor. Here we go some more, run around... Up to 6th floor, told to go back to 214 and pay $20 for fingerprinting fees. Eesh! Go back to 2nd floor 214. 2nd floor again room 214, told cash only go to ATM at entrance... Back to 1st floor to get cash. Get cash and go back to 2nd floor get receipt and then back up to the 6th floor to FINALLY get fingerprints. Yes the police station is a chaotic zoo that could run a lot smoother but doesn't because it is a government dinosaur of an institution. So glad this isn't a place I have to regularly visit!

The guard at the front let me go up to the parking citation counter even though they went on their…read morelunch break as soon as I walked up the stairs. Complete BS. Also parking tickets are the dumbest thing ever.

The officers and support staff here serve us with courage and respect. But I didn't come here for…read morethat, I just wanted to get a police report for insurance purposes. It's very convenient. There's a safe parking lot right out in front, someone gives clear directions on top of the easy to follow signs on entry, and it's a police station no reason to feel unsafe. As I write that I remember that Meadowlark Lemon's wife stabbed him in a police station, but he probably had that coming to him, he survived, found God, and that was New York City. Anyway, the open records department is here on the second floor. It looks a lot like the set of Barney Miller, but again, that was New York CIty and fictional. Although no one ran to the counter to help, I waited less than five minutes, my police report was found with the blink of an eye (well maybe a couple of blinks), and the print out was....75 cents. Yes, the fee for the report was $ 0.25 per page. My insurance (Acuity, they have been great) had already approved paying for the report fee, so I entertained myself by filing the receipt for $0.75 for reimbursement. I like the location, it's right next to a big (well a small in space but packed full of groceries) Southeast Asian grocer so I got a couple of things done with one short, pleasant trip.

Awesome police department with caring and friendly officers, leadership. My neighbors and I attend…read moreDistrict 3 community meetings the last Thursday of every month, it's great to see people from all the different neighborhoods coming together. Captain Norman invites other community leaders and special guest speakers who enlighten us about important events and resources in our neighborhood, district, and the city. The conversations are engaging and informative. MPD District 3 is a true community resource, very happy to live here.

Police Officer Matthew Tracy was very helpful. He took time out of his busy day to assist me with…read moremy computer issue. More officers like this need to be recognized when they do above and beyond the call of duty. Thank you, War Beard!!

This district headquarters hosts an award winning community policing team, they open their doors…read moreonce or twice a year for a neighborhood open house, it's the friendliest police station I've ever been to. Of course the situations were a little different on my previous police station experiences....

I checked in here and Yelp told me to keep it up and become a regular! Um, no thanks, Yelp, not…read moreinterested. Came here to help a relative dispute a parking ticket (appointment required for that) and was told that our evidence was not really evidence, even thought we were told by a police officer that is was just fine. Our options were to pay the ticket or request a court date. We chose the court date. Con: This is April, court date is in June Pro: Due date for payment of ticket is suspended until court ruling Its a nasty process, dealing with "the man", but seeing as everyone we talked to was pleasant, polite and not the least bit snarky, they get 3 stars. 55/2015

We came here for Doors Open. Thanks to Judge Chavez and staff for the tour. I have never had a…read moreticket but the judge assured us they want all to come and payment plans can be set up. I think he said the building was in the Brutis style and the courtroom was much smaller than I expected. Neat look into the Municipal court system.

I've come here from time to time to drop off unused and expired medication, as well as to ask…read morequestions. I have always been treated with respect and kindness by the officers and staff that I have encountered. Knock on wood, I've never needed services beyond what I've listed above, so I can't comment on any specific interaction. They are located in the same lot as the Greenfield Public Library so they are easy to find. 29/2023

Buy your night parking permits and pay parking tickets here at their automated payment machines…read more Or just pay online at http://www.city.milwaukee.gov/ParkingTickets62.htm

i hear screaming coming from the basement regularly. it sounds like my landlord is abusing his son…read more I called 911 twice, and both times both my landlord and the minor claimed nothing was amiss, and that i misheard something. The third time I called 911, the police suggested I go to therapy. I did, and after the therapy I still heard the screaming.

Seems Antioch police are changed out every 5-10 years which seems sketchy. Worried more about kids…read moreon electric bikes and mopeds then they are people breaking into cars and actually causing disturbance. Will make sure to notice a falling apart shed in your back yard but won't focus on the REAL problems in the town! Been here for 20 years and it's just gotten worse. call Themselves cops but it's giving code enforcementembarrassing

Was at a protest today in Antioch. There was an agitator who was clearly trying to intimidate the…read morenon-violent protesters. He was revving his bike as loud as he could while stopping and yelling at people. This went on for more than an hour. It could be heard from inside the restaurants throughout the village of Antioch. There was another van who revved up, and then purposely spilled black smoke onto older protesters on the side. The interesting thing was the Antioch police were nowhere to be found. A clear violation of their Disturbing The Peace code. A couple of police cars showed up conveniently after the motorcycle guy went around the block again and again then they would disappear. The police department is there to protect people. This was a group of older people nonviolently protesting. They had an obligation to protect them and I just didn't see that happening today.

I always think it's a good idea for citizens to see how our tax money is spent. The aging combined…read morePolice-Fire academy is open to the public for the frequent awards ceremonies and graduations, usually with live music from the oldest continually active police band in the nation. The awards ceremonies are especially interesting because Milwaukee Police and Fire personnel are constantly doing really brave and heroic things. Clearly, tax money well spent. Politics aside, Chief Flynn is usually a moving eloquent public speaker at his best when addressing his troops and their families. There's a small but interesting area of display cabinets through the perimeter hallway. Still, it's a little hard for the immature 13 year old still inside me head to not evoke images and quote lines from the "Police Academy" movies while I'm in here.

Last night I was up late doing school work and like I've done in the past I used one of my resident…read moreone time overnight parking passes because I'll be honest I didn't want to leave my apartment and go move my car haha. I didn't think anything of it until the next morning when I realized I got a ticket! So I was obviously pretty upset because I thought I had bought a pass last night and thought nothing of it. Well come to find out I actually made the mistake of buying a pass for the same day instead of the following day. That was my error and I wanted to let the police department know that I did make an error but wanted to know if I could be let off on a warning instead? I spoke with Jackie who was very pleasant to speak with over the phone and after I told her my situation and providing my license plate number she understood my situation and voided out the ticket! I most certainly appreciate the understanding and truly appreciated the service our police department does for us!

Perhaps some of the most ruthless, least friendly human beings you'll ever encounter. Have…read morewrongfully ticketed me on multiple occasions with yesterday being the latest. Was gone for 2 hours, pulled back into a spot around the area (where I live) and next thing I know, a ticket (thanks guys for the undeserved ticket ;)... Again). They are "always right" and nothing can be disputed unless in court. Comical how big of a joke their parking rules are, especially for residents. I don't have the time to show up in court - have other plans and a busy life. Take my $25 and choke on it. I really hate you guys (mostly for the parking). Police elsewhere, take note on how NOT to operate from the gems working here.