I went into taco bell catina 9in friday night trying to use the restroom. As trying to the use the…read morerestroom 3 police officer stop me for no reason telling me to go around as just so I don't past them. As a young black female adult in San Jose, they DID NOT make me feel safe as i as just using the restroom ( if needed buying something) the fact i could'nt walk past them as just trying to to use bathroom is a HUGE problem

Some look like they came over the border on a boat which needs to get sunk. Some nasty eggs here.read more

My son and I walk past the station almost daily as he is 2 and loves police officers/cars…read more One of the officers went out of his way to get my son a sticker and say hi on his intercom. Definitely made his day and it was very cute to see my son so excited. I didn't catch his last name so I can't give credit there but it was today on 6/15. Thank you again!

My wallet was stolen at Pruneyard Plaza while I was working. I didn't even realize it was gone at…read morefirst, but as soon as I noticed, I immediately reported it to Campbell Police. I went out of my way to help, I mapped out where fraudulent transactions were happening, listed the amounts, and even contacted a gas station that has surveillance footage ready for police review. The thief racked up over $700 in purchases using my cards. Despite all of that, I can't get any follow up. Calls go unanswered, and the deputy assigned to my case hasn't responded to my emails, including when I asked for another evidence submission link so I could send in the footage. It's incredibly frustrating to put in this much effort and get no response. At this point, I accepted that nothing is going to be done anyway. I even have a photo of one of the people who used my wallet, but there has been zero movement or communication. End result, I am left dealing with a stolen wallet that had my cards, cash, and driver's license. Not exactly a great experience.

Clerk was dealing people on the phone with room temperature IQ so she wasn't all that happy…read more but was fast and efficient with my report request. See it in the mail. Thanks TINO ( my high school way back) , Police

A perfunctory and irresponsible police station. When reporting the incident, the operator said he…read morecouldn't hear clearly, and even though he would call back later, he didn't. Walk in the police station in person and the person at the counter said it was a hit-and-run incident and I could only report it over the phone.

More review will be written in 2 days . This police station…read moreis located in the Rivermark plaza , next to a bank and Safeway , across from the city library, and the other side is " Meet Fresh " Taiwanese desserts . I am surprised that police station has office hours . This location closes on Friday . There is a press button phone next to the front door to call for emergency 24/7 .

The department has some good officers, but the overall culture and administration are…read moredisappointing. There is a recurring issue with officers ignoring traffic laws on Alameda near the University just to skip lines. Even worse, their communication is abysmal--it took 3 weeks to get a response on an active case. When you finally do get someone on the line, the attitude is often dismissive or outright rude. The department needs to remember they are here to serve the public, not the other way around.

Awesome Group of staff. Always are ready to help and respond to anything. Great community policingread more

I was just taking a break from work and walking my dog and saw one of the SV cruisers heading out…read moreto respond to another call. My thoughts and worries about my 'tough job' went out the window. These guys have a job that is far 'tougher' than anything I've ever done. And they do it day in and day out. Anytime I have ever had any dealings with the Scotts Valley Police they have been very polite and professional. And yes... I've gotten a ticket before... and had a car accident in town so I know. I know some of these folks personally and they are great people. P.S. I only gave them 4 stars because I never give anything 5 stars... Keep on doing the great job you do. And I will offer up a 'Thanks' from all of us out here in the public...

My son loves police officers and we saw a few sheriffs at Whole Foods this afternoon and he wanted…read moreto ask them for a sticker so badly. They were busy working and we didn't want to keep standing around giving them pressure so we went in to buy groceries. When we came back to the car we were shocked to see that they had left it on the wiper of the car. Thank you so much for making our son's day! We truly love what our officers do for our community and this was the cherry on top. Back the blue

Had an appointment to do my LiveScan fingerprinting at 9 am and it was seamless. In and out…read morequickly. My employer pays for the service so I didn't have to pay any out of pocket expenses. Great location since its close to the freeway and plenty of parking.

While we were out of town, an Officer from the department made 2 trips to our home at around 3:30…read moreAM on Dec 24 in the middle of a major rainstorm with gale-force winds. The first in response to our alarm system when our front door blew open, since I had forgotten to lock the deadbolt and the latch was defective, and the second in response to our request to lock the front door deadbolt and exit via the garage in order to secure our home until we returned. I learned as well that if you use Do Not Disturb on your phone you need to designate contacts such as your alarm system monitor who can ring through when Do Not Disturb is enabled! (On an iPhone this is under the "Focus/Do Not Disturb" setting).

The Sunnyvale police department public safety unit and their dispatchers are absolutely horrible…read more I've called a few times to do welfare checks and they are so rude. Not willing to help and try to shame anyone looking for some outside help. I am Sorry but your job is to help people with their concerns and not to question them like they are on trial themselves. Not sure what their issue is but they are in the wrong line of work.

The Milpitas Police department is the epitome of why Milpitas is a great town to live in. Every…read moresingle time I call they respond within 30 minutes. One time my son tested the new VOIP phone by dialing 9-11 and then hung up. Little did we know, just by doing that, they sent police officers to check on our well-being. Good luck getting police to respond to you within 3 hours or at all if you're in San Jose and calling for help for anything short of a murder. The police station is also a great place to meet up to sell on Craigslist and Facebook marketplace.

Milpitas PD is definitely present when you need them. Within minutes, even with traffic/ lanes of…read morecars with no where to go, or not even 5 minutes of calling 9-1-1 when I was rear ended (on 11/30/24 on Calaveras Blvd), Milpitas PD was first on the scene, took my statement and made sure I was taken care of. Thanks Officer Pizzo! Proceeding that, the visit to the police station or the records office was pretty efficient (granted that you arrive first thing in the morning). The two times I made a trip here last month, there was like one other person (s) ahead of me, but each encounter was quick and no long waits if you call their line. Parking at the MPD is not a problem, depending on the time of day you come in. My biggest gripe is that MPD charges you $15 for a CD your laptop or CD player doesn't recognize. Or maybe it's just my laptop. But that's why it's important to take your own pictures and videos at the scene of an accident, crime, photo-op, etc. Also MPD charges for paper copies of your report when everything is digital nowadays! This is my hometown and I've lived in Milpitas since the first grade (or early 90s) and as an adult, I can say I feel pretty safe in Milpitas, thanks to our community of police officers, admin, fire and EMTs. We are protected because of your commitment to our safety (and have a sense of normalcy in our diverse community). As always, thank you!

Excellent Place to meet friends Officers. This place is also available to public for rental use…read more Lots of Parking available. Easy access to Freway.

I commend you all, job well done, we honor those we lost in the past decades.... Thank you for your…read moreservice and your involvement with the Americans with Disabilities and families that are less fortunate. You make our community a better place. You are our Angels on Earth! Thank you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!

I was assaulted by a car near in n out but your cops are rude and refused to take their information…read more. Luckily there was a witness nearby and if you're working in a highly Asian populated city pls respect other races. . 2nd worst encounter with your lack of police services .

I have lived in MV for 14 years. Let me tell you about the 3 encounters I've had with the MV…read morepolice. (1) A decade ago, driving on El Camino Real late at night with very few cars on the road, a MV police cruiser started a lane change into my lane without signaling. I tapped the brakes, and the officer aborted his lane change. We both stopped at the traffic light. When the light changed, since there was no vehicle behind me, I waited a few seconds to step on the gas in order to give the officer a chance to get ahead of me. Instead, he turned on his lights, pulled me over, and asked if I had been drinking. In, the moment, it was challenging to explain without mentioning his failure to signal. (2) Five years ago, I moved to my current home, a block off of El Camino Real. I couldn't sleep and took a walk at midnight. A police cruiser pulled over next to me, and a lovely female African American female officer asked if I was okay. I explained I was taking a walk, and she left. (3) Tonight, I wanted to charge my electric vehicle at the grocery store, but all the chargers were taken. So I left my vehicle to charge at a car dealership on El Camino Real. When I came back to get it just after midnight, I found that the dealer had blocked off access on both exits. In walking back and forth through the parking lot, I triggered some motion detectors, because a very grainy security recording started playing. It sounded threatening but I couldn't make out the words except for "security." So I called MV police station's non-emergency number. I explained the situation, and asked the woman whether it was okay for me to leave, since I was not committing a crime and I couldn't understand the recorded broadcast, which was a private message and not a police message. She said "I don't know, I'm not there." I explained I just needed to know whether it would be better for the police or security to show up, or if I could leave on foot. "I don't know, I'm not there." Could she please send a police car? "No; none are available because of an emergency." Okay, then. I hung up, and left on foot. * * * Three encounters isn't much, but the first and third really don't inspire confidence. I would consider avoiding El Camino Real at night, but that's hard to do since I live here.