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 In doubt call us out!"

Morro Bay Harbor Department personnel have their hand upon this community, they are strong…read moreathletes, they know the neighbors and the general public and visitors activities and subsequent safety issues. They are strong in mutual aid, training is dedicated, equipment is maintained. They deserve a stronger increase in their budget needs to accommodate the growth of tourism. I have complete admiration for the MBFD. Thank you, stay safe and God bless you all.

Station 53 has been serving the City of Morro Bay since 1932. Due to the damage caused by the San…read moreSimeon Earthquake in 2003, Station 53 has been completely rebuilt from head to toe. They believe in improving the quality of life to the residence of Morro Bay and neighboring community's. Station 53 is a full service fire station. Meaning they are capable of handling just about any kind of emergency situation. They are equipped to handle structure fires, wild fires, car fires, boat fires, water rescues and even search and rescue. Station 53 handles around 1700 service calls a year. Making them one of the busiest fire station in the city. Fire prevention, code enforcement, disaster preparedness, public education are some other responsibilities of the fire department. The station is manned by 10 full time personnel, and 20 part-time firefighters. I would like to thank all the brave men and women in Station 53 for doing such an outstanding job. Thank you and "God bless".

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 needed my blood pressure taken because I was away from home and I suffer with heart problems. I…read morestopped by the Solvang fire station in the evening of 3/16/26. A young man came out and stated they would be happy to assist me. I am older and on a walker. One young man took my pulse ,another one took my blood pressure, while the third young man monitored. I felt so comfortable . Of course they made certain that I did not need medical care or to go the hospital. Thankfully my pressure was not terribly high and everything else was ok. They offered to walk me out and assured me if I needed assistance to call them. All three men were kind and helpful I felt well taken care of and they printed the results so I would have them for my doctor.

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!"

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!"

Had an incident with the Paso Robles PD and because we weren't not locals they sided with the…read morelocal. One if the officers was rage baiting and making threats to instigate me. He was very unprofessional. Kept going on and on and wouldn't let it go even after the other party had left. He was arrogant and spoke down to me even though I was a woman twice his age. He felt he had something to prove and I definitely had a feeling he knew the other party personally.

My experience with the Paso Robles Police Department was that after an abusive altercation while…read moredisabled, newly pregnant, homeless, and fleeing domestic violence from an ex who was continuously violating multiple 10-year protection orders I sought safety and medical assistance but was instead criminalized into the judicial system creating a record preventing me from my job and basic safe housing needs options during a moment of crisis. I wasn't being helped by the county's public human services department despite asking for assistance multiple times over the past 5 years, which left me in a desperate situation. At the time, I was experiencing homelessness, severe trauma, health complications on top of disability's, and impaired judgment due to overwhelming circumstances. Rather than receiving protection or a trauma-informed response, I was treated as an offender. I was later personally contacted by a now resigned officer from this department abusing their authority to gain & take advantage of sexual relations with me during this time period of vulnerability

We made a pit stop in SLO driving from the Bay Area and this museum was the perfect stop for our…read morealmost 2 year old. The museum isn't too big but plenty of stations for kids to enjoy. We especially liked that the different floors and outside area had different learning/playing opportunities. I appreciated the science, career, and pretend play opportunities. Each level had bathrooms which was so accommodating to families. We spent about an hour there and would definitely go back when in the area.

We took my 14 month old recently and he loved it! This was truly our first time going to a…read more"children's museum" and as parents, we absolutely loved seeing our toddler have so much fun and exploring all the games and exhibits. Entrance is I believe $10 per adult and kids, and toddlers under 2 are free! The museum is 3 stories. First story is geared more towards sciency and architectural exhibits. There was lots of space for my toddler to explore and walk around. The second story was our favorite. It was a whole make believe little city with its own version of the "gum wall alley". My toddler loved the make believe restaurant and kitchen. There was plenty of space for all the toddlers and kids to play around, along with the adults. The third story was a smaller room, but also fun with more toys and trinkets. There was also an outdoor space for snack time and taking break, and what looked like a big water table with a big rubber duckie! Overall, such a fun experience, and a great way to burn off your toddler's energy. We spent around 1.5 hours in the museum. We can't wait to go back again and to see how different my toddler will be then since he is still learning and growing.

As grandparents, my wife and I are always looking for ways to entertain our 2+ year old grandson…read more Going to Trader Joe's yesterday we spotted a fire truck with two young men parked on the street nearby. As we approached they were very welcoming and proceeded to give us a impromptu tour of the truck. Amazing men for sure to take a few minutes to inspire a young mind and make a dream come true . Thank you Tempelton fire! Dr. And Mrs. Robert Bruce

Annual 4th of July Pancake Breakfast was a lot of fun. It is a must on the 4th.read more