have no complaint if you call they come.Couple of bad apples are no longer there thank god .I would…read morelike to say that the man at 4830 Pees outside his wife told me it's there property they can do whatever they want. Oh that 4830 Greenwood St I couldn't say anymore to someone who says a lot of nothing.I talked to my cousin who is a lawyer he said that it was against the law .They came from Port Richie so that's all I have to say God Bless every Police officer

If I could give 0 stars I would. I had the displeasure of running into a very nasty and…read moredisrespectful officer by the name of "Palmer" with the badge number 2731. He claimed I was interfering with his "investigation" as I approached a family members vehicle to enter it as they were picking me up. He rudely told me to back away from the vehicle and thought it was ok to speak to be disrespectfully just because he's a police officer. His tone was unnecessarily rude and he claimed to have pulled my family never over for "speeding", yet no ticket was given and he later admitted that they didn't want any potential speeding due to the incoming parade later that day. If this person was actually speeding a ticket would've been given, he was either trying to meet a quota or wanted to assert authority because he has a badge. I don't think officers like him give the majority a good name and I will be filling a formal complaint as soon as possible!

Had the opportunity to attend this free event Grieving with Hope 2024 that I found through…read moreEventbrite. Community events are important to me and glad to see the City Hall offering their space for events like this to bring communities together.

Well.. they turned their reviews off on google. That's a red flag for a police station if I've ever…read moreseen one. I found myself here on a rough day clearly disheveled. I even called before I showed up at the station and had a professional call a specific officer to come met me outside the station. Well.. not only was he not helpful. He was silently extremely judgmental. And that was demonstrated by him placing his hand on his firearm as he spoke to me. A disheveled woman asking for him. Clearly I was not a threat. Very obviously I was not a threat. Clearly he was struggling with internal bias. Which this department is known for. But, never judge a book by its cover. I definitely learned from experience. That is unfortunately true. Again, not only did he visibly show disgust toward me, but I didn't receive the help I was promised over the phone and he was clearly borderline hostile. What about a woman 1/2 dressed, no shoes on with open body language is suspicious behavior for you to be putting your hand on your gun as you speak to me. Insane behavior.

I caught a beautiful sunrise while crossing this bridge! There was no heavy traffic, so I was able…read moreto slow down significantly and take it all in as much as possible. What a beautiful sight, brief but breathtaking. Other than that, crossing this bridge is usually a breeze - any time of day.

I'm a fan of leaving New Jersey, but I draw the line at paying $18 to do it. My four-wheel Sprinter…read morevan--registered as a passenger vehicle--was slapped with an "oversize" toll that felt more like a shakedown than a fee. It's hard to appreciate the engineering of a bridge when you're too busy calculating how many bagels you could've bought instead. The Commodore Barry Bridge may span the Delaware River with grace, but its toll policy leaves a sour taste. Historically, the bridge has some merit. Opened in 1974 and named after Revolutionary War hero Commodore John Barry, it was designed to relieve congestion from the nearby Walt Whitman Bridge and provide a direct link between Chester PA and Bridgeport NJ. At over 13,000 feet long, it's one of the longest cantilever bridges in the United States. The steel truss design is utilitarian and sturdy, but not exactly a visual marvel. It is more workhorse than showpiece. It does its job, but it won't win any beauty contests. Functionally, the bridge is fine. Traffic was flowing reasonably well this morning, and the views of the river and surrounding industrial zones are... consistent. But the experience is marred by the toll structure, which feels arbitrary and punitive for anyone driving something larger than a sedan. There's no pedestrian access, no bike lane, and no charm. Just asphalt, girders, and a toll gantry that read my transponder and judged me. Two stars for getting me across the river, but not without a grumble. [Review 1154 of 2025 - 181 in New Jersey - 24707 overall]

Yes, I'm reviewing a library. I know, I know. It's weird, right?…read more I was in panic mode during my final days of studying for a certification exam for my work, so I decided to head over to the library to free me from distractions so I could really focus. Let me tell you, folks, heading to this location for some peace and quiet was a BIG mistake. The library itself is on the small scale with a few tables set up here and there and, from what I could tell, two computers that were available to use. I headed for the back corner (prime studying location), which happens to be next to the location where the two librarians are parked doing their thing. Within five minutes of being there, the librarians were in full on conversation mode about their cats, their friends' cats, this person's family, that person's car...whatever they could possibly think of. This is a library, right? Right. What happened to all the shhh-ing and the inside voices? Or have the rules changed? I decided to stick around and pop on my headphones to drown them out. But just when I was getting back into the wonderful world of Finance, an older gentleman came in to check out a book. This wouldn't have been an issue, but it turns out he already had FOUR overdue books out. Scandalous!!! I couldn't take anymore. I lasted twenty minutes in there. And no, I didn't say anything to them. I should have, but I was better off just walking out and going back home. I guess what I'm trying to say here is, don't come to this location if you're trying to study or concentrate. Or if you do, I wish you better luck than I had.

Very nice Children's library area. A great selection of children's books, toys, and activities for…read morecreative play.

Free wifi at this rest area as you cross over into Pennsylvania from Delaware on I-95. A little…read morecurvy, as far as the entrance but there is plenty of room and good parking. Inside, the bathrooms are clean and there are (expensive) vending machines. It's a nice spot to stop, especially if you're going to try and make your pay through the Philadelphia-New York traffic nightmare.

For 26 years this was an occasional stop on my work commute home from Delaware. Then it was rebuilt…read morea couple years ago into a very nice facility. - Fenced in Pet area. - nice comfortable picnic tables under cover of a metal roof and beautiful fieldstone pillars. - Separate area for cars and trucks. Nice because these hardworking over the road truckers may need a place to catch a nap. - clean bathrooms. - Plethora of local and on the road travel items. And I stress this part because i found out about one of my favorite places almost literally in my backyard that i never knew about from stopping here one night. Now i visit this local museum from having discovered it in a pamphlet inside this rest stop. Step inside your local rest stop and discover local gems !