In 2024, while I was living in the area for work, I experienced what I believe was repeated…read moretargeting by this department. In one instance, I went on a hike and returned to find that my car had been entered. I was later told it was because my vehicle was "running," but that was not true--my car has an automatic shut-off feature and was not running at the time. During this incident, personal and confidential items were taken from my vehicle. In another situation, I believe I was followed prior to an encounter outside a bar. When I exited, holding only water, I was physically confronted by a peace officer. Despite not being the aggressor, I was charged with assault. Based on my experience, these incidents raise serious concerns about potential misconduct, including unlawful entry, false reporting, and excessive use of force. I'm sharing this so others are aware and can stay informed about their rights when interacting with law enforcement. Accountability and transparency matter in every community.

Every experience I have had in the past 5 years in Placer County with law enforcement has been a…read moregreat experience. I get excited to be in their presence. Every man and woman I have met wearing a uniform has been very good to me. I like Placer County. I'm interested in keeping it fun, friendly and safe.

They have excellent service, friendly reception, and a totally GREAT Auburn location too!!!read more

NEVER OPENS ON TIME. I waited today for all ost 15 minutes past 9am and they still weren't open. No…read moreone was even there. This happens all the time. Might as well just shut it down since no one seems to want to work there. ZERO STARS should be an option.

My friend and I were strolling around Old Town Auburn when we saw this very grand building on top…read moreof the hill. We both wondered if that's their City Hall... Convinced that it probably is (it's not), we decided to hike up the hill to take a closer look only to realize as we hiked up that it was a lot farther away. Also we were surprised at the very steep hills here. So we made the decision to walk back down toward the center of Old Town and drove the parked car up to what we now realized is the Historic Courthouse. Built in 1898, it is now also the site of the current Placer County Superior Court (2nd floor) and The Placer County Museum which is located on the 1st floor. Of note, there's a Placer County women's jail (exhibit) which is a makeshift cell underneath the north staircase that was put here in 1905 due to it being too expensive to house women prisoners in local hotels and too dangerous to house them with men in the main jail. Located on Maple Street and Union Street.

This is a really cool historic courthouse. THE FOLLOWING WAS…read moreCPOIED FROM THE WEB SITE: Built in 1898, this courthouse is an elegantly-designed look into the history of Auburn. The beautifully restored Courthouse, which echoes many of the design elements in the state capital building, The Placer County Museum is also located on the first floor of the courthouse. They also have a historical small jail room that was built especially for women because prior to that they could not intermingle men and women in the same jail cells so they would put them up in a hotel room prior to this jail, self being built. The grounds are very well kept and there are plenty of photo ops.

This is for the uninitiated. Hopefully, those reading this review never gets the experience of…read morehaving to visit this center. Except maybe for the mandated jury duty that is. We were here for a traffic violation of the texting variety. Parking was packed even before 9 on a Monday. Got through to security and proceeded to get our service wait tickets via an e-kiosk. It took about 10 minutes before we were registered and told to go to room 30 where the traffic violations were being heard. Upon entering this courtroom, the judge was hearing testimony from a police officer while the "violating" party sat in the table a few chairs from him. Mikes were sensitive enough for testimonies to be heard inside. I figured that those who contested their citations went first as the arresting officer were present during the hearing. This went on for some time, and a 15-minute recess ended the scheduled disputes. It went like a breeze after that as those with petty traffic citations were summoned in batches of three's. I sat with my teen during the proceeding and the judge was thankful for my presence. We luckily got off a forgiveness as this first-time violator was a minor. We spent a total of 2 hrs and 30 minutes overall. Not quite what I planned for a Monday morning, but I'm sure glad it got the result it did.

I think this is a great courthouse, the location is convenient, parking is plentiful and the fact…read morethat the jail, probation and the district attorneys office is all walking distance is fantastic. The courtrooms are a little outdated but the technology is spot on. Staff at metal detectors are friendly and cleaning staff is always super nice. The clerks know what they are doing and it is one of the more enjoyable/modern looking courthouses to visit.

The fire located in Roseville, on Cirby. Is staffed with the most helpful, highly trained…read morefirefighters I've ever seen. They have helped my family with multiple calls involving my father after falling and having heart attacks. They always treat him and everyone there with respect. Yesterday my father had a bad heart attack and passed away, they was the responding fire dept again, and treated the whole event with the highest respect. Thank you so much for being the professionals that are in need so much now days.

5-star: So I am learning how stupid yelps computer algorithms. If you gice a five, and you are new…read moreto yelping, or no else has written a five, then you quickly become "Persona Non Recommended", how silly is that. Check out the non recommended and see some firefighters saved some guys house, the guy was understandably rating them a 5, and where is that rating....in the garbage. HEY YELP, take some of your stock value billions and fix your system. Anyway, station 6 is a five star. I will detail ot later if this gets through the algorithm.

This fire station goes beyond there duties helping after the fire is over,well broken, & horses…read moregets out. THANKS YOU ARE THE BEST. T&B

Basically Roseville Police restores my respect for cops by the way they handle business, the way…read morethey carry themselves and as they engage the general public. They represent truly what police are supposed to be. (In my opinion) I do appreciate them for their support , and sense of urgency in some matters that were literally "too close to home". Recently because of their continued support they really made an impact on a very volatile situation taking place near us. No need to say what they specifically did, it's just good to know that there are people that posses a level of bravery, fearlessness, pride, and whatever it is that motivates them to create an environment that is one we all would agree is positively safe to live in. I can't say that I posses that level of bravery and poise to represent authority without a second thought,they do it gracefully and professionally. They take concerns seriously, they inform and they do protect by means of fulfilling their duty. I do believe that they do serve the whole community. They do a lot to set me at ease.

Reported sexual abuse. The police threatened and harassed me, then told me I was the perpetrator. I…read morewas a fourteen year old in a wheelchair but it makes sense that I forced him into it had another incident with them and I wasn't breaking any laws, just made my parents mad, and an officer (I forget his name) told me "I have this taser for a reason." I was sitting on a park bench on broad daylight and he told me I was my parents property and had to go back with them. Another run in, they saw me walking alone and pulled up, recognized me from before, cuffed me for no reason and threw me in the back of the car. I was unarmed and cooperated with everything but they dislocated my shoulder and their excuse was that I was a "flight risk" when I cooperated with everything and made no move to run or be violent. They just stopped me because they recognized me from my past two incidents, and wouldn't release me until my parents arrived. Every experience I've had with them has been negative and it's extremely unprofessional. The one who threatened to tase me said "you know, I talked to Officer Wilson (the one handling the sexual assault case at school) about you. He said you like to make trouble." It's extremely unprofessional to talk about a kid like that and use it against them, when the case was mishandled and I was threatened the entire time. He said there was insufficient evidence of rape. I was fourteen, in a wheelchair, and had a girlfriend. The guy was several years older than me and my percussion captain in band. But I got punished for reporting him and the entire case was traumatizing because the police department handled it so poorly. I had to change schools. Not one good officer. I've had three experiences with them, one getting threatened for getting sexually assaulted, one for not breaking any laws just making my parents mad, and one because they recognized me from the last two and assumed I was "up to no good" when I was just walking on my own in late afternoon. They judge unfairly, jump to conclusions, and hold grudges. If I could give zero stars I absolutely would.

My mom's car died today in the middle of traffic in Rocklin. Being a senior, this was an extremely…read moretraumatic experience for her as she was stuck holding up traffic and couldn't move her car to the shoulder. In addition to the amazing people of Rocklin that helped her, officer Brown stayed with her until the tow truck came and then even gave her a ride home, as she's barely 5ft and would have never been able to get into the tow truck. As crazy of a day and experience it was for her, the people of Rocklin were amazing in helping her and officer Brown was a true professional making sure she was safe on the side of the road as well as giving her a ride home. Thank you!

The traffic enforcement in this City is fantastic. They don't take lies, excuses, deflections or…read morerunning away from a traffic stop as a way to get out of a ticket. They certainly don't allow people like another reviewer to get away with driving without a license and running stop signs- then trying to run from the traffic stop. To RPD- please keep doing the good work and don't let anyone try to lie about you to take you down.