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Bobbi S.

10 months ago

I have had some fraud problems and they helped me and told me what to do. The police man was kind and helpful.

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Rydia C.

12 years ago

Had a ridiculous time dealing with the "tech" department in the Upper Darby Police station. I'm planning on going overseas to teach and I needed to get my fingerprints done so that I can send them in to CJIS in order to get a criminal background check. The clown in this dept. told me that he couldn't do this, and that I had to go through a channeler cogent from the dept. of Education or that I had to go to a different police station that does finger prints for me. Little does he know- South korea does not accept criminal back ground checks from channelers. They will only accept a CBC from the FBI, (and only if they're apostilled ugh, the process is annoying!) and in order for me to get that, I had to get my fingerprints to get my official criminal background check. He said that since it's for a teaching position overseas he couldn't do it. Was this guy for real? He probably thought that I wanted to get my background check done there- (which I didn't because it's impossible and that's not the way it works-) but when I tried to explain to him the process, he didn't want to listen. He was condescending the whole time because he thought he was right. Normally I wouldn't tell someone how to do their job, but this guy did not know what he was doing and while I was on the phone with him, he had to ask someone else how to do his job. UGH! And to top it off- You'd think since we're paying for their services, that they'd learn some social skills. PS I went to the Havertown Police Dept. to inquire about the fingerprinting dept. and they were helpful. I also called the Ardmore police dept. to inquire about fingerprints (shopping around for the best price cuz it costs around 35 dollars to get finger prints) and I also had no issues. The only one I had a problem with was the Upper Darby Police station. Go figure. read more

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9 Park Ave
Upper Darby, PA 19082
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Haverford Township Police Department

3.4

(7 reviews)

1.5 mi

They took down their Google reviews because they were so awful! I live in an apartment and even…read morethough I witnessed a tenant trying to break into my neighbor's apartment, they took forever to come to the apartment and then wouldn't even talk to the tenant who tried to break in who has mental issues and a history of doing this!!! And the apartment he was trying to break into had a young girl by herself home alone. They were completely incompetent and gaslighting saying, "what do you want us to do? He didn't break in?" Maybe get off your lazy ass and go talk to him! Not only were they completely dismissive but so was their Sergeant. We pay WAY too much in taxes to have such a shifty police department! We also have a tenant that was drunk driving and they let him pull into our building and let him off. What!?!?! Who does that! He could kill someone!!!! And then when a tenant was passed out and urinating in our laundry room, they came and took her word for it: "she messed up her meds." This woman clearly has a history of substance use and needs help! Not to be enabled, which they're too lazy to do their job, they let anyone off. It's going to take a major catastrophe or law suit for these idiots to get it together. They are terrible!

Man how I don't miss Havertown's finest, nor the meter checkers( Rent-a-Cop). Now I am not saying…read moreALL of them are shysters but they do have some out there looking to hit a said quota. That or they are just flat out lazy to do their job right. I had just gotten a ticket in the municipal lot located next to Hoopty's Pizza claiming I had an expired meter. Now first off there are no longer meters in this lot, along with a majority of lots in the Havertown area. What there is now is a kiosk located at every entry point where you pay there. The way this works is , in case you don't know, once you find an available spot there is a number associated to that spot. This is your spot you are paying for at the kiosk, after you pay they issue you a receipt with the allotted time you have. Final step is to place said receipt, (a proof of payment) on your dashboard in plain view. Step 1: check , my number is 46 Step 2: check, $.25 cents for a half hour. (checked in at 8:47 am, expires 9:17 am) Step 3: check , placed in plain view showing payment. Now I was pretty hot about this , I had to take pictures of this . Now the first is Evidence A, and second is Evidence B. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I give you - Evidence A: What we have here is a ticket issued to me showing a Parking Meter violation at 9:09 am. Evidence B: The lazy attendant that can't see, or read showing I was well in the time frame of legal parking. I presented this to Officer Hagan (Havertown's finest) to handle. He did , he also apologized for the lack of effort put forth by the meter attendant. I found some kind of pleasure in making him STOP what he was doing , get him out of his rhythm , just for someone else error. Solid 2, until they invade Wawa and hang out by the coffee stations.

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Evidence B :BAAAMM !! The proof that I did, notice the time it expired.

Marple Township Police Department

3.0

(2 reviews)

3.3 mi

I have observed the Marple Police several times, when my neighbor has fallen and needed help, or…read morewhen she was ill and we called 911 for the ambulance. They have always been very kind and compassionate. I posted this because I saw a negative review. I am sorry that was your experience.

the police and ambulance people they sent to my home were disrespectful, when a citizen is going to…read morethe hospital a cop should not be bantering with the ambulance crew and saying "i never felt better". shameful behavior.

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Lansdowne Police Department

3.7

(3 reviews)

2.0 mi

Contacted police and elderly man I know is being treated horribly . Starved drained of his money by…read morea drug addict. I'm literally feeding him making sure hes ok (video evidence) I called four times they did nothing left the poor old man with this waste Iet thisam he was eating stuff off of the ground he lives on elberon police won't do anything living conditions are horrible I called four times what they do threatened me let hopes God gets involved god have mercy on this useless police department they wouldn't want their parent or grand parent to be treated this way I just pray this man stay healthy Lansdowne shame on you disregarding the elderly they dont care about the elderly

The police are friendly and helpful. No hate in Lansdowne. Police are approachable and helpful if…read moreyou have any concerns.

East Lansdowne Police

5.0

(1 review)

1.7 mi

Renewed hope in humanity! On Christmas eve, the "Grinch" stole our gifts being delivered by USPS…read more Officer Michael Ammon (badge 121) track down our missing presents. (and about 20 other boxes) Like a Santa, during strong rain, late on Christmas eve, Officer Mike returned the stolen presents to us. We don't live in Lansdowne but this special Officer went out his way to come to our part of town that is not on his beat. Thank you very much officer Ammon, you are an awesome human being!!! I believe you chose the right line of work, and you give true meaning to Serve and Protect. This is just another reason why we support police.

Social Security

1.7

(3 reviews)

0.3 mi

Waiting for a call back. Issue very important to me About…read moreSocial security ck direct deposit ckg account number

I had a very important phone call app they wanted to drop my SSI.i spoke to office 2 times.they…read morenever called me.i called back,she took my social then said hold on.this is horrible.dosent matter what u do they don't fucking care .I'm reporting them.

Lansdowne Public Library

3.5

(11 reviews)

2.1 mi

I like to come on weekdays with my little one when there aren't too many people at the library…read more They have a nice play area! There's plenty of toys, seating, and kids books to check out. I like to request books from other Delco libraries and pick up here. They also have museum passes like for Tyler Arboretum and participate in the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program. The staff is friendly and helpful, they told me about the Delco Reads app. It's been really convenient to request books and keep track of what I have checked out. I am always requesting books from other libraries and I look forward to my trips to the library every week to say hi to Caroline our neighborhood librarian!

[819] This busy…read moreLibrary is located off Lansdowne Ave The staff is friendly. There are a ton of activities for all age groups so we definitely like visiting There are only a few parking spaces so we usually walk or go off hours. The building is small but it's nicely organized and the space is perfectly used. They have all types of items to borrow. You can also reserve items online. This library has laptop computers to borrow I'll definitely be back

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State Police Pennsylvania

3.0

(2 reviews)

5.3 mi

1/9/2023, the 3 pa state troopers dispatched to my house on a domestic call resolved the issue,…read morefrom my point of view, wonderfully. i felt like i won the lottery! they where completely professional, knowledgable, smart, respectful, compassionate, and generous. 3 young officers doing their jobs with the highest integrity. "...i just want to make to world a better place..." said one of them at some point during the very dramatic situation. i wish i wrote their names down because i cant recall them without butchering them. they are outstanding troopers. and i'm extremely grateful for them. i know the behavior of the troopers i've encountered is a reflection of Troop K in media, and their leadership. i'm a grateful and appreciative resident of middletown township and love our state police. thank you troop K and all pa state police. i'm very grateful and appreciate what you do!

Who likes going to a police station? - No one, really - But sometimes you need to make a report,…read moreforms required to open business, turning in yourself, moral support or got caught... Either way this small police station officers have the biggest dorky attitudes. Instead of innocent till proven guilty its guilty till proven innocent. They're not really there to help the citizens, it's more like bully the citizens around. Very disappointed.

Historic Grange Estate

5.0

(5 reviews)

0.8 mi

I'm going to need to file this under my "D'Oh! I should have gone here long ago" folder. You see, I…read moregrew up nearby this place. Have seen the signs thousands of times along Earlington Road. NMT has friends who live a block away. Yet I have never, ever been there. This changed when dear friend PhillyGal, up from Virginia for a visit, suggested we go to see the house decorated and the trains. Sure, I know right where it is but have never been there. Yes, really. The Grange estate is interesting in that it's nestled along a slope ending in Darby Creek, tucked at the back of a 1950s single home development and bordered on one side by US1- City Ave. Back in the 1970s there was talk about the estate being purchased by a developer, whose plans were to knock it down and build houses. The neighborhood rallied, got Haverford Township involved, saving it literally at the last moment. The Grange is a historic estate, with it's origins dating back before the Revolutionary War, and it's owner during the war was John Gross, who financed uniforms for the Revolutionaries. George Washington dined there several times, and The Marquis de Lafayette was a close friend who stayed there. The estate was named after The Marquis' "La Grange" estate in France. We learn all of this, and more, from a quite knowledgable and animated tour guide, who also shared that she was the last of the 1970s group who lobbied to save the Grange and convinced Haverford Township to buy the property & preserve it. She told us how they were ready to chain themselves to the gates if needed. Now she volunteers, showing us interesting things and sharing how life was lived in this house. Next to the 'main house' is a barn, substantial in size, and within it for the holidays model train enthusiasts set up quite elaborate railways for all to enjoy. I was impressed. The main house, barn and trails are wall well maintained, the landscaping lush even in December. There is a caretaker who lives in part of the house full time and their work definitely contributes. As this is owned by Haverford Township, there is no admission fee and no fee to do a self-guided tour. They ask $5 donation to the Friends of The Grange for a guide led. It's a bargain. The house when we visited was decorated beautifully for the holidays, with different themes in each room, including a pretty mind-boggling "Santa" room. Note: when you go, there is a small-fish parking lot and there is some street parking in the neighborhood. It's an easy walk from SEPTA buses and The Norristown High Speed Line, so that's a good way to go. The Grange is definitely one of those 'hidden gems' that not only tells us stories about its inhabitants, but also about the role some of the 'lesser known' supporters of the Revolution played in the securing of our freedoms. It's well worth the time to go spend some time there.

Cute little place to walk your dogs. They have some running water and a windmill, some old…read morecottages, and a cute small trail. There's some water in case your dog likes to take a dip.

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Book on the Marquis de Lafayette 's "barn" La Grange - how the Grange was named

Fonthill Castle

4.6

(89 reviews)

25.9 mi

Wow. What a unique, random gem and historic property. What is Fonthill and why is there a castle in…read moreDoylestown, Pennsylvania? Fonthill Castle was the home of archeologist and tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer. (Also in Doylestown are two more Mercer buildings you can tour - the Mercer Museum and the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works building, the business Mercer ran and where most of the tiles in the castle were produced.) Henry Mercer seems like he was an interesting guy, and you can see that in his home - 44 rooms, 18 fireplaces, 200 windows, who knows how many staircases...! And designed and decorated in a way I've never seen anywhere else. The castle is an early example of poured-in-place concrete building and is a mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. And there are, of course, Moravia tiles (and some historic and international tiles that he collected during his life) throughout the house - almost more than you could imagine. We visited last Saturday to experience their "Fonthill Castle Holiday Lights Meander Experience," which allows you to visit the castle through a self-guided experience (there were staff in various rooms who were happy to answer questions) and enjoy a series of Christmas trees on display throughout the home. I definitely enjoyed the experience but am definitely planning a return visit to see the castle in better light (not at night in the dark - which was perfect for the Christmas tree experience) - they offer 60-minute guided tours though the house for most of the year! The castle is pretty wild, and I look forward to visiting it again and experiencing it in a new way. If you are interested in architecture, art, crafts, the Arts and Crafts design movement, or just quirky, unusual places, definitely add Fonthill to your list and check it out!

Amazing property, it is a hidden gem. Went with my family for the tour and everyone enjoyed it!read more

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