We have been hearing critter noises in our attic for the past few weeks. I contacted CCC Vector…read moreControl a few days ago. The service that they provide is to give a consultation after they walk around the property outside. They do not go into the house. They do not do repair work. Joe, the consultant, arrived promptly today. He was thorough and pointed out all the problem areas. He gave us specific advice about what needed to be done. He patiently answered all of our questions. Before you start a a rodent control project, I highly recommend starting with CCC Vector Control in order to learn what needs to be done before you contact a pest control service.

You cannot beat this deal--FREE; paid for by your taxes. Call these people to get educated, even…read morebefore you call the exterminator. What an education! Shoutout to Josefa, who has come out twice to my house, once for Yellowjacket problem and once for rodent control (rats getting into fruit trees). She spent an hour each time, inspecting the property and teaching simple things you can do to stay out of trouble. Who knew skunks are "beneficial"...they eat not only rats, mice but a wide variety of garden pests! Even if you do hire a professional to do the job, will they spend this kind of time and effort to EDUCATE you on how to PREVENT vs paying to remove pests that you have unwittingly "invited" into your garden (as I have done). Josefa is great.. she is passionate about her work, and has a kind and nonjudgmental approach. Call them; what do you have to lose?

This is the bridge that connects Mare Island (G St) to Central Vallejo (Tennessee St). It's not the…read moreonly way to get on the island, but it's probably the shortest route. I don't have a boat, so I never had to "lift" the bridge. The bridge has some signage that will tell you to beware of trains. Be careful driving on Mare Island, some people don't obey basic traffic laws.

on July 26.2024 we sailed the Napa River downstream and arrived at the bridge by 8:15am and…read moreanchored approximately 150 yards N of the bridge and waited for the bridge tender to arrive for work. Working hours 9:00am to 7:00pm. At 8:50am the bridge tender contacted us by VHF asking if we need a bridge lift. We were pleasantly surprised to be contacted before working hours. Thank you very much to the bridge tender for being such a nice person. Keep up the great work!

I signed up for a tour back in May and am finally getting around to writing a note about my…read moreexperience. What a great experience! Our main guide was Derrick Pearson and that man deserves a raise or the autonomy to do whatever he wants to do in his role. He was such a great guide, it almost felt like it was better that we were stuck in the classroom setting (it was raining pretty hard) rather than going out and about around the facility. Derrick answered all our questions with contagious enthusiasm. I hope I can bring my husband and daughter back for a plant tour in the future with him. He really taught us well how the wastewater is fundamentally treated while also covering big picture ideas and speaking to the impact DSRSD aims to achieve at scale in the future. Also, he (and everyone else) stayed overtime to finish the presentation, even though he had just had just finished his night shift. Would recommend signing up for a quarterly tour for anyone interested in learning about how our wastewater is treated and getting that city-level perspective on how innovative and impactful these systems are.

Thank you, RFD, for saving the day. No, not like that. I appreciate the fast and professional…read moreresponses to me and free services to the public! It was not emergency yet, though I was entering a time crunch after weeks of calling around other businesses and they were not returning messages. So, I appreciate that RFD got back to me within 24 hours, worked around my schedule, and got an appointment scheduled at the local fire station for me. Even though the first appointment got abruptly canceled because I saw them rushing away to attend to an emergency, they called back an hour later and I got another same-day appointment. Thanks!!! Both Ben and Joshua were great to work with. Oh, and please be sure to stop by my neighborhood's annual BBQs, guys, I appreciate your public service!

A great fire department with great guys who are always ready to serve their citizens with pride and…read moreintegrity, and if the need comes up, provide mutual aid to neighboring cities. As our local fire department says "when I doubt call us out!"

I worked via email with Management Analyst Leticia Andreas about a water leak situation. I am so…read moreimpressed with her quick response and dedication to providing good customer service. Thank you Ms. Andreas and keep up the good work.

Sweet space for affordable living…read more.... In downtown Vallejo, the Temple lofts are amid one of the creative, artistic, entertaining, and business savvy places you'll find when you come here. The building is made up of studio to 2 bedroom apartments. Open to the residents is a beautiful ballroom like space to reserve for small parties/gatherings. A friend who lives here was able to throw a bridal shower for our mutual friend...everything came out great. This place caters to those who are in the Arts and entertainment field. Its close to great restaurants, library, city hall, Soltrans bus transportation, Ferry Station, Vallejo Marina, and so much more....

A few months ago this tipsy jackass with the snake tattoo on his stomach slipped and broke several…read moreribs. The Crockett - Carquinez fire department arrived lickedysplit and helped carry him down several stairs to an ambulance. Thank You! I will be looking for that boot carrying fireman taking donations at the corner of Second and Pomona and I encourage you to do so as well.

Stopped by today to see some of the rigs at this station especially the new truck. Was greeted by…read moresome of the friendliest firefighters I've ever met. A great group of guys. I hope to come back soon for another visit, and I am looking forward to serving with them in the future.

This review is purely for the paramedics/EMT's and ambulance if you live in the city of El Cerrito,…read moreit is NOT about the firefighters. El Cerrito residents: As of 2023, if you call an ambulance and ask to be taken to ANY other hospital except Alta Bates in Berkeley or Richmond Kaiser, you will be REFUSED! El Cerrito ambulances will NO LONGER bring you to the County hospital in Martinez or John Muir in Walnut Creek, even though it's in our County! Even if your health insurance ONLY covers John Muir, the ambulance staff does not care and will NOT take you. And they will CHARGE YOU JUST FOR COMING, EVEN IF THEY DIDN'T TAKE YOU ANYWHERE. Even if no blood pressure, no nothing, you will receive a bill for $550 and change. How come they don't charge old people for getting them off the floor, but charge a younger disabled (paralyzed limb) person for walking into your bedroom? Plus they treat you like some kind of criminal. And they love making inappropriate comments to women. Questionable billing practices: they sent me only one bill. I called the billing department and explained I was charged even though no services were performed. The billing lady was shocked and I assumed she took care of it. Then, A YEAR AND A HALF LATER, I get a bill from a collections agency. No second bill or warning or anything. Other Yelpers are reporting the same thing. If you're on Medicare, remember Medicare WILL NOT pay for an ambulance unless you're taken to the hospital. So, I guess the EC Fire Department wants to make their money and if you don't go to the hospital they know Medicare won't pay so they charge you, a sick and disabled person. I wonder how much more it would have been if I had let them force me into an EKG, even though my problem had nothing to do with the heart? Up-selling at its finest! SHAME on the CCC Fire Dept administrators! Praise for the ACTUAL firefighters risking their lives.

A great fire department with great guys who are always ready to serve their citizens with pride and…read moreintegrity, and if the need comes up, provide mutual aid to neighboring cities. As our local fire department says "when I doubt call us out!"