Great crew, haven't had a bad interaction with them. A lot of politics involved here and Yelp won't…read moreremove what that other guy wrote so take it with a grain of salt.

Milford police are NOT biased. They make up their own conclusions and put it in the reports. This…read morealso back by body cam. Beware of your police report and report the officer to internal affairs.

Garbage of a town center. Makes perfect sense. Wayland may be rich. But take a closer look and its…read morea town full of Karens, male and female. Taxes are through the fucking roof. City services are slow because all the residents that work in government capacity are so damn well fed they waddle around. Epitome of what living in the lap of luxury produces. A fat bloated bureaucracy that's gets shit done at a snails pace. This town center belongs somewhere in Malden, Everett, or Somerville where the population can support a monstrosity of this size. Im guessing there was a shitload of chrony capitalism that was in play during development.

As a resident of Wayland, I've lived through the nightmarish development process for this mall…read more I've watched the developers back out of promises (affordable housing, deeded green space to the town focus on local small business). I've paid the price, through my taxes, while the developer sued the town. I will pay the price when Whole Foods moves out of town. So I admit that I start with a sour taste in my mouth. The reality is - this monstrosity has been built. So I should frequent it. Otherwise it becomes another abandoned shopping plaza. Which will blight our town and further increase my taxes. I finally have figured out why I don't frequent this place. It's because there is no where to go there. There are so many stop and shops, Panera, Bertuccis's, liquor stores, subway, Joe banks around. Most are bigger, better and closer to my house. I tried to do my last minute Christmas shopping- but the store choice is limited. What can you buy a 3 year old at Joe banks, ace hardware or a mattress store? Considering half of Wayland is closer to the golden triangle, and the other half is equidistant to try 20 Sudbury- I don't know the purpose of this half arsed mall of miniature versions of ubiquitous chain stores.

No complaints here. A while ago, one of the officers helped with a baby car seat installation and…read morewas very thorough and descriptive. More recently, an officer came out to the house to aid the fire dept in checking out a suspected gas leak. He was very patient and helpful. Another instance when I called in a reckless driver, they caught up to him in under a minute and pulled him over.

Thank you to the officer who helped get my keys out of my car. 7/16/2024 at 6pm in front of the…read moreCountry Souper!

This building is responsible for maintaining this City's Infrastructure, Sewer, Water, City…read moreStreets, Waste Management and so much more to maintain a safe environment for its inhabitants! The DPW has several Divisions under that umbrella, such as Highways, Waste & Recycling, Water, Sewer and Drain, Engineering. Office Hours Monday thru Friday 8:30 - 4:30 They have several numbers to assist Residents with their concerns or information! They have Services that will make living in the City of Quincy the Best in the State of Massachusetts! Look for the newest largest City Building under construction next to this Building....THE QUINCY PUBLIC SAFETY / MUNICIPAL COMPLEX! See for Future Updates on it Grand Opening! I have had several positive issues resolved from this location! They have a multitude of incredible City workers and many unsung hero's that truly give their all to its residents and makes the City move very smoothly! Any concerns one might have, you can count that a City Employee will find a solution or resolution! I give this location my thumbs up! https://patch.com/massachusetts/quincy/8th-annual-tree-lighting-festivities

This is one of the few public works department in Massachusetts that actually responds immediately…read moreto concerns about signage and roadways. The Needham Public Works does an amazing job maintaining the roadways and signs throughout the town and deserves recognition. They have gone above and beyond on numerous occasions and consistently respond to the MANY requests that are sent in through the SeeClickFix website. I am impressed with the level of service provided by this department in comparison to many other nearby towns like Westwood who don't even bother to respond or fix anything!

Katie and other dispatch workers are very kind and helpful and 100 times better at their jobs than…read moreSaint Paul Dispatch Workers.

Half the reason I moved from Watertown had to do with the cops there. I have no criminal record and…read morehave never been violent nor threatened anyone. Yet I was threatened and belittled so many times by the police that I felt I could no longer safely live in Watertown. In summer 2012 I went alone to the police dept to report a crime done against me. I had been assaulted. I had a written statement for them. I was doing this on encouragement from my acupuncturist, who felt I needed some closure on the issue. In retrospect, now that six full years have passed since then, I realize the cops never intended to take me seriously in the first place. They didn't even try to take me seriously. I was profiled even before I got there. He was the law-abiding citizen and I was a piece of trash to them. When II left there, after they told me I had "fabricated the story," I just felt numb. Nothing. Then months or perhaps years later I realized just how wrong it all was. I lived in public housing and that was half the problem. We were all treated badly by the police. In fact, I recall my neighbors discussing this very same issue one night. Many stated they were afraid to call 911, ever, because they'd get accused of a crime they never committed, or they'd have their place searched. Because of the way the cops treated me and my fellow neighbors I have a fear of the sound of sirens, to this very day. Most of my elderly neighbors were hard of hearing but I could hear the cops every time they came in. Once, the cops and other first responders came to help a neighbor who only spoke Armenian. I didn't see what was going on, but i heard them yell and threaten her, saying, "Speak English!" They said they wouldn't help her unless she did. I felt so sorry for her, and I didn't know what to do (except write about it). They had keys to all the apartments. They took their liberties. Once I went out with my dog and heard the ambulance come while we were out. I returned to find the cops had broken into all our apartments. My door was left ajar. I complained to the housing authority. They didn't care. I never, ever felt safe there, never felt i had the privacy in my own home we are supposedly granted in this country. I hated being scared of them all the time. In 2013 I went into kidney failure. I recall leaving the place fairly clean and neat, but when I returned from being in there 11 days, my place had been torn apart. It hadn't been broken into. It had been searched. To this day I don't know who authorized this illegal search (we have laws here, remember?). I hadn't committed a crime nor did they have a warrant. I found out pretty quickly what they'd come looking for, and it sure wasn't anything illegal. Do they realize they are raiding the place of a human being who has the same rights as any other citizen? How could they justify this? On January 10, 2014 I came home from a long day out in the cold in Boston. Ten minutes after my return there was a loud knock on the door. It was "them." What on earth? What happened next was shocking. To this day I can't believe what they did. There was one cop and two people from my church. They accused me of planning to kill someone! They had no warrant and didn't have a single bit of paperwork nor valid evidence. Finally, I got them out of there. I know now that part of this was retaliation on the part of the church, but why did the cop (Melissa) go along with it? Was the church paying her on the side? Was she on duty at the time? You would think a cop would know the law, and refuse to do this. It was illegal! The best thing I ever did was to leave Watertown far behind. I was really trapped there in that situation. After I left I phoned up a couple of the state legislators and told them what happened, reported everything. I am not sure that anything was done, but at least they believed me. I want justice, of course, at least a formal apology. In writing this review I hope my story gets the visibility it deserves. I love living where I am not profiled, not seen as a violent criminal by the local police when by all means, I am not. I am certain that if I ever reported a crime where I live now, i'll be taken seriously. And privacy! Blessed privacy! If you are being treated badly where you are, consider relocating far away and starting over. It really changes things to find new people and situations. If you feel trapped like I did, know that there is likely a way out. You just have to be persistent, have hope, and don't give up.

They are all very helpful, pleasant, and courteous. Great…read morePO! Thanks all...my mail is tended by you in an outstanding manner. NOC

I've never had a bad experience with these guys - Seriously the most friendly and helpful USPS…read moreworkers I've ever met. It feels silly to write a 5 star review for a Post Office, but the people in Bolton deserve all the credit in the world.