Appreciate two officers who took my call over the Christmas holiday for a theft that occurred at…read morethe Galleria. I forgot the name of the first one who took my report. He was diligent in getting my belongings back and tracked the customer in the store who walked away with my stuff! PTL!! Two months later, I got a follow up call... a bit long but it could be never... I didn't get everything back, but thankfully it was it was one item! Thank you Detective Hoffman for taking time to follow up! Case closed! Also, I was informed that I could not report by phone the theft. I had to get the officer come to location where incident occurred or go to police station. Please fix your NON- EMERGENCY phone line. I could not get hold of anyone and had to call 911 for this incident. Back the BLUE! :)

Downtown HPD sucks. you really have to call them 2 to 3 time for them to show up a person will get…read morereally hurt dealing with those guys. I think they need to change the over now workers because they all out of shape and don't like to do their jobs

It has been over three months that I have requested my 401(k) from my previous company, which is in…read morepartnership with John Hancock. They told me that my bank rejected it deposit twice. My bank has no record of that even occurring and if it's direct then just how? I am so frustrated with this company. I have spent everyday of my lunch hour for the past months to still be in the same position as l started. Numerous of times I have been told there is no supervisor available to speak with and there is no other number I can contact. I have since a recent my forms to receive a check via mail that has been over three weeks ago. I was told it would only take 3 to 10 business days and nothing. A person should not have to fight this hard for something that is already theirs. I do not believe this company has the funds to even give me.

Why yes, I am a fan of jury duty! In Webster, anyway; downtown Houston not so much, but that's a…read moredifferent review! I've had jury duty here maybe 6-7 times and actually sat on a jury once; I really don't mind it as it's close to my house and super easy to get to and oh hello, free parking! Yeah suburban living does have some perks! You turn right on the little street past Pennsylvania to get to the City Hall; you can also turn on Pennsylvania and get to it that way, but don't go into the police station! I believe there is a sign outside for the police station, but the only sign for the city hall is on the little road past Pennsylvania. You walk in and to the right is the courtroom and there is an officer at the door that will take your name and have you sign off that you are there. Once you're inside you sit on the right side of the courtroom (the left side is for all the defendants....don't mix up your left and right!). Of course you have to turn your cell phone off once you're inside but there is plenty of places to sit in the foyer outside the courtroom to talk on the phone or finish up your texts. The judge is pretty awesome and always gives a neat spiel about Texas and its constitution; I wish I could remember his name. Of course if everything is dismissed or settled he will send you on your way to the court clerk to get your $10 cash and you're done with maybe an hour out of your day. If they have people that want a jury trial then of course you are questioned by the attorneys and then either dismissed or chosen for a jury; either way you still get $10. They have vending machines and water fountains and of course bathrooms right there if you have to wait around awhile, but usually you will be and out in a couple hours. Just take a few dollars in case you need a soda or a candy bar from the machines. It's definitely not a huge hassle and a really important civic duty; I don't mind. If I ever need a jury trial I hope there are people that think like me and are ready to sit on my jury with an open mind and listen to all the evidence.

Will not answer the phone when u need them but will pull you over for bs reasons got pulled over…read morefor supposedly doing 50 in a 30 on Parker the speed meter divice was out and showed I was doing 40 my speedo said 40 but he said he got me on his radar at 50mph on a down hill wtf

My experience was pleasant and efficient. The attending officer listened to my requests, actively…read morelistened, expressed everything i said back to me. Gave me all the information i needed, was compassionate and respectful.

Came here for a court appearance for a ticket. The security screening lines went smoothly and…read morequickly and the screeners were friendly. People were stationed at the entrance to also help guide you to where you need to be, 2 different people were so kind to make sure I knew where I was going. Arrived to my court room and the officer taking attendance was very helpful as he told me I needed to talk to the clerk to see why I wasn't on the docket. I approached the clerk who was very welcoming and helpful, she printed out my new court date, apparently my attorney's office was on vacation so the date was changed. Over all clean courtroom, plenty of parking out front, $5 for 4 hours.

I got called for jury duty recently. I had no idea it was traffic court. I know it's my civic duty,…read morebut what a long boring day! I didn't expect this to be a fun filled day, but a review is still necessary. From the start, I was annoyed I couldn't find the "H" parking lot to use my jury duty free parking coupon from my jury summons letter. I thought it was just me. I ended up using the parking directly across from the building. There were plenty of spots when I arrived at 8:34 AM. My duty didn't start until 9:30 AM, but lucky me, I was early - heavy eye roll! The first parking meter closest to my spot that I attempted to use was broken. Nothing showed up on the screen to start my ticket purchase. I walked to the next meter in the middle of the lot. Anyone wanna guess if it worked. Correct, it did not! I moved a couple steps over and tried the third one. Finally! A working meter! Thankfully it wasn't raining, but even at 8:30ish AM in Houston, it is still hot. I was not pleased I had to try so many meters. $5.00 for 4 hours or $10.00 for the whole day. I opted for the whole day since I had no idea what time I would end up being released. I walked back to my car and placed the ticket on my dash. I also took a photo of it to have on my phone just in case. As I entered the building, I was greeted and told to remove my shoes. I get it, but the mat I had to walk on, while barefoot, was so dirty. I finally got my belongings and headed to the jury waiting room. The jury administrator was kind. I handed her my summons and she asked if I parked in "H". I told her I couldn't find it, but that I did self-pay in the lot across the street. Then, I took my seat. As more people entered, I kept hearing them say they too could not find "H". Phew! It wasn't just me. I heard at least 7 or 8 people say they couldn't find the free juror parking lot. We eventually were told about the process and due to the low number of cases, we would probably be released BEFORE lunch time. The judge swore us in and we started our long day of sitting. We were free to come and go and use devices. A bathroom is located directly outside the juror room. Down the hallway is a little area with multiple vending machines. I was surprised the prices weren't crazy expensive. One vending machine takes Apple Pay via your iPhone, so that was cool. The other machines took cash, coins, and credit cards. You are allowed to eat and drink in the juror room. In fact, most people had their own drinks they brought along with backpacks, and a couple people even had a lunch kit. I had no idea you could bring all that. I will be more prepared next time. As lunch time came and we were all still there, we were dismissed for an hour to get a bite to eat. A food service called Fooda was in the vending machine area with 3 types of chicken options at $15.14 each after tax. The serving portion was large, but the taste was not that great. I got the curry chicken. Maybe I should have gotten something else. We returned to the room for more waiting. No one ever got called and we finally got released at 3:10 PM. All this for traffic court and only $6.00 paid for the service. After my gas, mileage, time away from work, parking at $10.00, 2 waters at $2.00 each, lunch at $15.14, and my snack at $1.35, a $6.00 pay is insulting. And again, all for traffic court?? The people who don't want to pay their ticket put all of our day on hold. Maybe I don't understand it fully, so maybe it should be explained better. My suggestion would be to have the free parking more identifiable, fix your meters, lower the price of parking if not using the free lot, clean the entrance mat, offer free bottled water, offer one free snack in AM and one free snack in the PM, lower the price of your lunch service, and up the price on what is paid to the juror. My time is valuable as I know everyone else's is too. It's a hard hit on people who are trying to do the right thing.

We did not set out to see this, but chanced upon it while walking the trail. The space is…read morewell-kept, quiet, and encourages reflection on the sacrifices of officers. The design is simple but powerful, and the plaques and landscaping make it easy to spend a few moments honoring those remembered. It's a meaningful stop if you're in the area and want a moment of reflection.

Beautiful grounds. Perfect for taking pictures with downtown Houston in the background, picnics, or…read morejust to visit if you want to pay your respect to the fallen police officers. Only downside of this place is the getting here. I'd tried parking in the open spots by the park a couple of years ago and I was told that I couldn't park there (maybe this isn't the case anymore? Who knows?). This time around, I was visiting Eleanor Tinsley Park and just decided to walk here.

I just moved to Seabrook in April and have dealt with the Seabrook Police several times. Once I was…read morea victim in a credit card abuse and the other time I was questioned because I was in an area where there was a suspicious persons call. Both times I was treated with respect and professionalism. My hats off to what I believe is an excellent police dept.

Seabrook Texas Muskie on Facebook…read morePoor policing, retaliation, bias, and they hide their reviews because they are incompetent, immature, are biased, and retaliate. Don't trust night shift.

Another Roll call event for the 4th DWI initiative, it was great connecting with several law…read moreenforcement agencies. They fed us hamburgers and hotdogs with all of the extra fixtures, they wanted to celebrate them before a long 24 hour shift for the holiday weekend. This is my first time serving at this location, they turned the police gym into a nice place to eat. We laughed, talked, ate, and wished them a safe return and we will do it all tomorrow.

Call in regards to recent police report for a trespassing individual, attempting to burglarize my…read morehouse. Called because I saw the suspect again in the neighborhood, was told by the speaking officer that they can't do anything about it since hes not here anymore... which I spoke to the officer prior to that came to the house and she stated if I see the guy to call them so they can charge him for trespassing. The guy who I spoke to today at this department at 230 was impudent, and disrespectful. This is the reason now why black people have a problem now with police officers.

I just had the most amazing encounter with Cagney and I had to share. We were expecting an…read moreimportant package. I heard the mail truck so my son and I ran out to meet her but sadly it wasn't on her truck. It was late and she had only one more stop. Fifteen minutes later, she pulls up again and was so excited because it was in the mailroom so she brought it back to us! WHO does that anymore! Kudos to you Cagney! Thank you again!

Don't deserve one star. We had a passport appointment for…read moreour family of five, and the experience at the Forward Post Office was incredibly disappointing. Getting two parents and multiple children together with all of the required documents, copies, photos, and signatures is not easy. We arrived on time for our scheduled appointment, fully prepared, expecting that our reserved time would be honored. Instead, the staff chose to prioritize the walk-in mail line over customers who had passport appointments. We waited for more than an hour, only to be told they would not be able to help us and that we should drive another 20 minutes to the League City Annex. This showed a complete lack of respect for our time. If appointments are accepted, they should mean something. We did everything we were supposed to do, yet our family--and two other families with appointments--were left waiting while customers buying stamps and mailing packages were served instead. What makes this even more frustrating is that the posted sign indicates P.O. Box mail is available by 10:00 a.m., suggesting there was an established process for handling mail. It appears the decision was simply made to prioritize mail services over scheduled passport appointments. After reading the reviews for this location, it's disturbing to see that many others have reported the exact same issue. This doesn't seem like an isolated incident but an ongoing pattern. If this office cannot reliably honor passport appointments, it should reconsider offering the service rather than repeatedly wasting families' time. This experience was unacceptable, and I hope changes are made so other families don't have to go through the same frustration.

@League City Police Dept. This review is for League City Animal Control and the Police Department…read more I've filed several complaints and sent several emails regarding these aggressive dog's almost killing my dog and when Animal Control and League City Police Department about the owner of said dog's almost physically attacking me and when they show up they do absolutely nothing again nothing about the different incidents. The response was 'Since the dog's didn't technically bite your dog we can't do anything" Okay so wait I'm supposed to let these horrible dogs walked by their irresponsible owner kill my dog then Animal Control will do something about it. Wow! Um Okay. Ridiculous response to my emails, phone calls and complaints. My tax dollars hard at work!!! I can't wait to move the heck out of League City since it's definitely biased and selective on "whom" they assist in the neighborhood. Thanks for NOTHING League City Animal Control. I'm sure the business owner will reply but whatever and this review will be posted on other platforms. LC Animal Control needs to do better and actually help law abiding citizens such as myself when we call for assistance.

Went to the new League City Public Safety Building to pay my annual homeowner alarm fee. I must say…read morethe new building is very impressive! Well designed to withstand major hurricanes and other storms, and obviously floods. It also houses the League City Office of Emergency Management, and 911services, as well as the League City Police, and the office of the City Fire Chief, and other offices. It is also the location of the League City Police Department jail. There is a nice parking lot located out front with parking for the Handicapped. The entrance also has Handicap accessibility for those with special needs. The interior of the building is very nicely designed also, very well lit inside and out. The administrative window is located just inside the front entrance where there is someone there to help you with any questions you might have.