Give these guys a call and see when they have an availability to take the kids on a tour of the…read morehouse, the trucks and the grounds. The great thing about this house is that being on the airport grounds, the alarms are few and far between. Also, the airport is always a winning location for the kids. This is a great group of guys who are brilliant with the kids. And, if my uncle, Barry Devine, is on rotation the day you visit, tell him his favorite nephew says, "Wake up!!"

Always support your local brave fire fighters. They are always needed in our communities.read more

Worst employees I've ever dealt with. Water company as a whole is a joke. Rude, negative and…read moreunpleasant.

This is a more affluent sub in Cincinnati. My friend lived here for a couple if years. It's cute…read moreand reminds me of Plymouth or a slightly smaller BHam. I had a nice long weekend here in the city. They had a wine bar in town, lots of great cafes and fun pigs and oversized pot or vase and big heels for me to take goody pics with, great props essentially. It's a small town feel, cosy, homey and safe.

Cincinnati is a beautiful town. Outside unknown, inside under appreciated. And all over the…read moreCincinnati region are neighborhoods and hangouts which any city would love! Somehow, someway, city planners planned a split in Erie Avenue to make a square hangout. This. This excellent square has greenery, benches, a fountain and short pedestrian crossings. They also have a plaque on neighborhood history. The short pedestrian crossings are honored by vehicles and the signaled crossings are at Edwards and Michigan. A little East or West crossing Erie is treacherous. A close relative perished by car before her time crossing Erie as a pedestrian. Personal. In fair weather, the square is a fine spot to socialize and consume food x drink from nearby businesses. They have water sprinklers in Summer for the vegetation you might desire to avoid. Hyde Park Square is a civilized, even European, road, square, neighborhood, design intersection - for people on foot.

All my daughter wanted for her third birthday was to be a firefighter and CFM made it happen! The…read morebirthday party was amazing, literally all we had to do was show up. They decorations and everything was already provided, as was a scavenger hunt to encourage exploration of the museum. The main floor was more of the history of Cincinnati's Fire Department and the lower level is all interactive and immersive, definitely my favorite part. Considering a membership because my daughter is already begging to go back!

As a firefighter i personally recommend this museum there's lots of pieces of history that are…read morevery interesting this museum also includes a gear locker we're you get to put on real turn out gear they have some for kids as-well i highly recommend this museum if your in the area.

The Central Campbell fire department wowed the kiddies at the Crossroads Elementary School carnival…read morein April 2014 with their shiny fire engines. Goodness gracious, this fine crew was friendly, informative, and took time to show mini future firefighters the equipment and hoses used to banish great balls of fire. They happily posed for photos in their crisp navy blue firefighter uniforms with black boots, shiny dark shades, trim, fit...what was I reviewing again? Oh yes, the Central Campbell blazing fire department.

Our local fire department, Station 55 on West Fork Road, is the best! It is part of the Green…read moreTownship fire department. Each time I've needed a car seat installed they have been ready and willing to help, especially Ron who installed all three for me. We recently went to a birthday party at the firehouse and all of the firemen were present for the entire tour; engaging with the 4-6 year olds and answering any questions they had. The kiddos got to go inside of the fire truck and ambulance and watch a fireman get dressed. They were then given a tour inside and revived a fire hat to take home.

It's uncertain how a city with such rural characteristics sprouted up so close to Downtown…read moreCincinnati, but this trait gives Wilder its charm. Best known as home to country music legend, Bobby Mackey, Wilder is a quaint town bordering the bustling urban areas of Newport and Covington. Blue collar and industrial, you'll find plenty of manufacturing stations along their main street of Licking Pike. Most of Wilder's business features chain establishments and gas stations, with the occasional diamond in the trough such as the Mellow Mushroom pizzeria. (If you like Dewey's, you need to try it.) Wilder is known for its well-attended community events, like their phenomenal Fish Fry during Lent that helps support the Fire Department. They take pride in honoring the armed forces with tributes to the troops throughout the year. Their most notable event, The Bluegrass Festival, takes place each summer and features an entire day of local and regional musicians. Mainly a blue collared town, Wilder has a split on housing styles: some being older 1950's styles in need of some repair, others are 1980s models with landscaping. Regardless of where you live, the people are some of the kindest and most generous neighbors you'll meet. Southern hospitality and southern accents; you'll find it just 10 minutes south of Downtown Cincinnati.

We've had ADT since the fall of 2014 when we purchased our home. The installation went well and the…read moreinstallation technician was very imformative. In 2015-2016 we experienced problems with one of the window sensors and the alarm kept going off. While I am relieved that the multiple "alarm activation" notifications were false, it was very disconcerting to get these at work. (The alarm would be triggered by high wind rattling the window.) This continued off/on for about 6 months and we had to keep calling to get satisfaction.They would come and adjust, but it would reoccur. We had to demand that the problematic sensor be replaced, and they did this. Security cameras could not be added with the initial installation due to the density of our outside walls. Early 2019 we have experienced some break-ins in the neighborhood and wanted to try security cameras again. We hoped that maybe new/improved technology would make this possible. Sadly, the same problem persists. But... I have to credit the technition for doing hes very best to make it happen. Overall, we are satisfied with ADT and would choose them again. Due to their being lax and having to push them to make good on the window sensor, I am giving 4 stars. The phone app is great but very slow to connect.

I am appalled at the lack of customer service that continues with ADT. While they have raised…read moretheir rates to where I now pay over $75.00 per month for this service and yet, they do not service the equipment. They get away with this by saying that I have purchased their equipment, so when it fails (and those crappy window sensors do not last), then I have to pay for the replacement at over $60.00 for 1 (I have 9 of them), and if I want a technician to install it for me, that is another $150.00+ for a service call. It makes me sad, but at this point, I'm pretty much stuck while still under contract. Heck, I still am paying on the initial equipment installed four years ago. I think ADT has a responsibility to pay for their equipment as long as I pay for their service. Or at least, share a portion of the cost. If they had charged me, say $25.00 for a new window sensor, I would not have hesitated. I think they know these window sensors are finicky and some work better than others. As I said, I have 9 of them, but 3 have been faulty. The first two stopped working within the first month after installation, and I had to throw a fit, make multiple phone calls, and spend hours of my time to get them replaced without being charged. When I say they stop working, they drain the battery. So, I replace the battery, and then the sensor drains the new one. I have already used about 15 batteries to keep the blasted system from going into error mode (which is super annoying with the alarm going off constantly to tell me the battery is low). It can't be that costly to them to send out a technician to replace these faulty sensors without putting all of the financial burden on my shoulders. ADT, you need to do better!