I recently purchased a home in Buena Park. I was at the house today, supervising renovation work,…read morewhen an officer on patrol stopped to speak with me. He asked if we were still planning to tent the house this weekend. I confirmed that we originally planned to fumigate this weekend; but this task was rescheduled. I did not realize that when I contracted with the pest control company, that firm applied for a permit and stated that the house would be tented during the Thanksgiving weekend. This information was shared with the police. Maybe you've heard of this scenario before: A house is tented over a long weekend, and criminals use the opportunity to burglarize the house. The officer was polite and professional. I feel it was a positive interaction. And I derived a sense of security knowing information like this is shared with officers, to enhance their situational awareness.

I was pulled over yesterday by Officer S. Cerda after running a yellow light too late. I pulled…read moreover immediately, had my windows down, and my license ready before he approached. After providing my information, I was asked additional questions about my whereabouts. I was fully cooperative and honest throughout the interaction. I also consented to a search of my vehicle, as I had nothing to hide. Despite that, I was asked to step out, placed on the curb, and treated in a way that felt unnecessarily disrespectful and excessive for a traffic violation. The tone and approach did not match the situation. This experience has changed how I will handle future interactions. Moving forward, I will be more aware of my rights and limit my responses accordingly. All because of officers like Mr Cerda. People like him are what change the public's perception about law enforcement. Never in 15 years of diving and 4 interactions have I been treated in that way , with no provocation at all. Remove your Badge Mr Cerda, and your god complex won't serve you justice anymore, asshole.

Does the school resource officer have a quota for 72-hour psychiatric holds? My child was refusing…read moreto attend school and was finally convinced to see his counselor to find out if he had anxiety. We weren't asking for 504 accommodations, but he received intervention in the form of the resource officer who asked him a leading question after my son would not admit to suicidal ideation, "if you wanted to kill yourself how would you do it?" The boy's flaw was not depression but people-pleasing, so the resource officer drove him off-campus to the children's hospital before leaving me a voicemail. When the emergency room called for insurance information, they wanted to know why he wasn't brought in by a crisis action team or an ambulance.

What a nice looking police department!…read more It's so pretty from the outside. Almost looks like a historic mission lol We just moved the the city of Fullerton, so I wanted to get acquainted with where things are. So, I stopped by here to see where it was located. It's so pretty I almost missed it lol I've never seen a police station that looks so picturesque! Glad to know where it's at just in case. I also wanted information on the non-emergency line. They were helpful.

As Soon as I retired from my La Palma family dentistry, I joined as a volunteer with La Palma…read morepolice department and now a member of this volunteer group for about 20 years. I can state with full confidence that the police department has treated us with great respect we have monthly meetings on last Tuesday of the month at 5 pm at city hall. We invite everyone to join us and enjoy all the benefits that we have. Very recently we have a new chief of police JOE GUERRERO who is very friendly to all and especially to our volunteer group. He always has smiles on his face which makes it so pleasant to talk to him. COME AND JOIN THE GROUP

Despite the police chief's message, compassion and respect does not guide your conduct. Even when…read morewe were parked at a nearby Centrepoint mini-mall or Jack in the Box, commanding cars to "go home" with your loudspeaker was intimidation at peaceful assembly. I don't think driving a police car to the end of the line with sirens on to disperse customers was a service to the local community unless you only care about local sales tax yields. Kogi tacos were not the kind of emergency that required four police cruisers with their strobe lights on, yelling at cars parked on the street. We were not treated with dignity so I'll try my best not to shop in your city again.

First time I've been in since they renovated a few years back. As a Cypress resident I have…read morenothing but love for our PD, they do a great job and it shows in our way of life here. :) We called and scheduled a tour for our Cub Pack and they were quick to take care of us, the kids loved every second, and it's always cool to see the workings of something you may not ever otherwise (unless you're being a naughty monkey and find yourself there, not judging). ;) Jokes aside though, I'm glad we have such a strong tie between our citizens and our first responders here in Cypress.

Officer Shockey--A True Example of Service with Humility…read more We recently had to call the Cypress Police Department because a vehicle had dropped debris all over our street, creating a serious hazard for drivers. Officer C. Shockey responded to the call, and his professionalism and kindness left a lasting impression on our whole household. Not only did he assess the situation quickly and ensure everyone's safety, but when the city cleaner arrived, Officer Shockey didn't just stand by--he rolled up his sleeves and helped sweep the street himself. Watching an officer take that kind of initiative and humility was genuinely moving. In a world where we often only hear about the negative, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the positive. Officer Shockey exemplified what true public service looks like: not authority, but compassion in action. Thank you to him and to the Cypress Police Department for showing that integrity and care still define what it means to protect and serve.

Overall rating should much higher. They're doing the best…read morethey can. I was a little stressed and a bit angry today. I called to get a status on a request I made, something happened a couple months ago, and it required a police report to be filed. The crime was ID theft. The department is experiencing an overload on requests for copies and the current timeframe is six to eight weeks.

Their message says help keep the community safe Report…read morecriminal activity NO RESPONSE! Report breaking an entry NO RESPONSE! Report damages to private property guess what NO RESPONSE! So much for keeping the community safe there is not 0 stars allowed no wonder they turn off reviews in Google

Sub station that serves the community with excellent respect and safety.read more

I just want to say I appreciate these police officers for being patient with me from a very…read moredisrespectful, noisy neighbor, and I've talked to more than several different officers and most of them were very understanding and very compassionate towards my issue. The loud banging sounds from the neighbor has not been resolved yet, but I believe I'm in good hands and I feel like I have. I have a great group of police officers in my city that will try their very best. No obviously don't want to bother them too much but still, they are very helpful. Again, I can't thank the officers enough, especially the ones who came into my home and spoke with me for being great people. The Thank you.

Calling 911 should never feel like you're inconveniencing the person whose literal job is to help…read morepeople in emergencies, but that's exactly how this call felt. The La Habra operator who answered my call was shockingly rude, impatient, and completely lacking any empathy. Instead of calmly helping someone who had just been in an accident, she sounded irritated and dismissive, as if my emergency was interrupting her day. It's honestly disturbing that someone with that level of attitude is trusted to be the first point of contact for people in crisis. Dispatchers are supposed to bring calm to chaotic situations, not add more stress to someone who is already shaken and scared. If this is the standard of professionalism for La Habra dispatch, that's a serious problem that needs immediate attention.

We got here at 8:10am to obtain a vehicle release form to take back to Vernola's Towing Services so…read morethat they can release my car that was stolen a few days ago and it had been recovered around midnight. The lobby was empty and there is a sign to wait for someone to come help since the 911 operators have to answer calls and assist the lobby walk ins. We waited for about 20 minutes. Meanwhile we can hear the conversations and laughter of employees in the room next to the lobby (where the dispatchers are at). That was a bit disappointing since we just needed that release paperwork to get my car. Finally someone came out and asked if we'd been helped. Um no we haven't. So I provided the police report and my DL. 10 minutes later I was handed a paper that literally had my name written on and my DL # and license plate. That's it. That's pretty much the release form lol oh and the signature of the person that handed me the form. We were finally out of there.

They are the worst police station ever!! Not even in South Los Angeles. They actually do their job…read moreover there.I lived in LA for more than 20 years and they always did something. Norwalk Police Station always gives us excuses why they can't come or investigate a crime. Two guys trespassed into my backyard and we called them and showed them the video and had a name and address but they said all they could do was take my statement. They are lazy and unprofessional!!

The people at GGPD are by far the most friendly and helpful staff in the area. I recently received…read morea correctable ticket for my modified exhaust. After fixing the exhaust on my car I went to Stanton CHP, Westminster PD, and Westminster Courthouse to get it inspected. Westminster PD told me that they couldn't inspect it and that I would have to go to a CHP office where they would do it for free. Upon arriving to the Stanton CHP, we were rudely greeted and Officer Mitch told me that they don't inspect these type of tickets and that I would have to pay the state referee $120 to sign off my FIX IT ticket! Finally, I went to GGPD as my last stop, and the person at the front desk, an older gentleman wearing a blue button up, listened to my story and recommended that I call Officer Raney, the officer that pulled me over. He proceeded to give me the hours that Officer Raney was in office. The next day, I called GGPD and was kindly greeted by Maria, a front desk worker. She was very helpful and gave my phone number to Officer Raney. I explained to Officer Raney the troubles that the other departments, and even he questioned why they were giving me such a hard time. Raney then agreed to meet up with me to do the inspection the next day, and we got it taken care of. Overall, the officers and staff at Garden Grove PD were all so kind and professional. They were the only ones who didn't shoo me away for the minor infraction. They guided me throughout the whole process of clearing my ticket. Special thanks to all of the people from GGPD for keeping our community safe!

Friendly and helpful. If you're not a criminal, you'd probably appreciate the service they offer…read more If you are wanted or got busted, probably not