Just want to give respect to Cpl Cates who rushed to a infants aid when she was choking and saved…read morethe young one's life. He's a hero

The parking is very convenient next to the building and many spots, the place is huge and very…read moreclean, organized all windows have the labels to identify your needs. The attendant was very helpful and explicit.

My dad nearly died from sepsis because Fullerton Fire Department Firefighters talked him out of…read moregoing to the ER. When they entered the house, they were rude to everyone here, interrupting, getting confrontational, and I overheard one firefighter claim my dad was "shopping for drugs". Took him to the ER myself the next day, doc said he was lucky to make it. I know there's a drug problem in this town, but that's no excuse to be so unhelpful. They looked my dad in the eye as he was convulsing and told him he doesn't "need" to go to the hospital, and now that he's in the doctor disagrees.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to our guys and gals over at the Fullerton fire department. Keep…read morecoming back because you never know! We are so fortunate to have you all looking out for us! You always show up and you always do your job and we respect and admire that!

They were super helpful when I forgot my car key and my car was stuck near Target. Nonetheless I…read morewalked home and returned with the right key

I was resting at park in Brea and an officer told me that I was camping and it was illegal for me…read moreto stay at the park. What kind of bull shit is that. The sign says park open from 7am to 10. I was there from 9:30 till 11am. I asked how was I camping and all he said was that he believes that I was camping and it's a misdeamor. They should train the police better. I was very upset how I was treated.

After hard long thinking, I decided to place this review. My daughter attends the Mitchell…read moreDevelopmental School which this morning of April 24, 2019 (me being late due to my child & her tantrums) came in to the school street at about 8:20am & happened to see the school entrance blocked. One officer vehicle, one paramedic & one fire truck. I proceeded to parked in front of the school sign on the red zone, as someone was being taken by the Paramedics. & there was no where else for me to park or get by close enough where if my AUTISTIC child threw a fit, I would be able to handle walking her in. I came back 5 minutes later to see this officer writting a ticket as everyone began to leave the premises. I said, 'I was sorry, it took 2 minutes', but of course her teacher had to speak about her behaviors for an additional 2 minutes. He then said to me, "it was not 2 minutes, look around everyone left". He proceeded to advise me to park further, past the green zone where the ambulance & fire truck were blocking everything, including vehicles. The area in which he recommended me use by the way was a 'No Parking Tow Zone' & there was a tow truck right there! Regardless I would have been stuck with some sort of penalty. Also, not to mention I would have gotten in the way of the emergancy having to walk my child through the scene. My child being autistic is no excuse but knowing that there was no other area or place to park due to this unfortunate event & being so blocked from entering or exiting the premises & blocking surrounding LIMITED parking areas, leaves us parents with "what do I do?" & "how do I avoid a situation like this"?

This is an extremely well run organizations with Exceptional Police Officers. These Officers are…read morededicated, well trained and hard working people.

I was a guest in a Hotel when I ask 4an ambulance due to acute status asthmatics…read moreFireman was interviewing me I diminishing my symptoms.Been a critical care ,Emergency Room, Open heart Surgery,Cathlab interventional& Bonemarrow transplant ICU. IN MY PRACTICE U NEVER TREAT THE VITAL SIGNS,U treat the pts verbal symtoms.He was looking for severe dyspnea,circomoral & nailed cyanosis.I was surprise that he was dismissing audible expiratory wheeze & difficulty expiration ,I guess d group were disappointed to answer a call & they did not have a code blue,but I was in a state of rapid response.The concierge was getting frustrated with their VERY LIMITED BEHAVOIR,dismissing & minimizing how I feel.Im glad I insisted for them to take me to CRMC.The hospital gave me IV STEROIDS & RESPIRATORY TREATMENT. THIS GROUP NEEDS A REFRESHER COURSE.

Firemen. My heroes…read more There are 7 fire stations located in the city of Corona at this time. And most of the time, we only get to appreciate them during emergencies like when your house is burning down or someone needs immediate medical help. I am so thankful for this service. But there is yet another service they provide that is less known. And one that has helped save my house from flooding more than once. Yeah, I know Southern California is going through a drought. A couple of weeks ago, though, we were anticipating a torrential rainfall. And after living in the same house for 30 years, I knew that an uncommonly large river of water is known to flow into my back yard from my alley when Mother Nature decides to dump on us that badly and that quickly. And it oozes into my back patio room. Bad design, but we never fixed it. So here is the point. Corona Fire Department has sand bags, pre-loaded and free. Residents are allowed 10 each. So, when the big storm was announced, we ran out to pick up our 10, then moseyed over one more time to get another small batch to finish the blockade. Just enough! As of this writing, Station #1 is the only station in Corona that provides these sandbags. You may wish to call ahead to confirm they have some ready. And if you live in a different city, contact your local Fire Department to find out if they have this available. Don't come here! They have a limited supply. So very helpful, thank you for giving us the tools to save our house.

Ofcr MI CH # 21 (1/4/25 Chp Assistance) #475 10:45am…read more Santa Ana Area CHP gave the absolute Best Assistance to help my Son having crashed his Car into the Center Wall of the Fwy & severely damaged his Car. (Luckily No Bodily Harm nor injuries) THANK YOU - THANK YOU Ofcr Mi Ch # 21 for your GREAT Assistance & GREAT CARE ! Can't Thank You Enough - God Bless

While riding my motorcycle, I got a flat on my rear tire. I was in the carpool lane, and…read morethankfully, there was enough space for me to pull over to the right side of the lane - though it was still dangerous. An officer on the opposite side of the freeway noticed me from a distance and took the time to stop in the middle of the carpool lane to assure me that he would circle around and clear traffic so I could safely move my motorcycle to the right-hand shoulder. About five minutes later, he stopped the entire incoming 57 freeway traffic to let me do just that. The officer stayed with me as long as he could, until he received another call. He truly went out of his way to make sure I was safe, and I'm incredibly grateful for that. I made sure to thank him in person and told him I'd leave a positive review for whatever it's worth. So here it is: Thank you, Officer Rodriguez #23073. God bless you!

I have to give the Tustin Police force all the kudos in the world for the respectful and…read moreprofessional manner that they handled a drugged up man who ran into our local Renz Social House last night with a backpack of paraphernalia up to no good. After detaining the man out front of the bar, he was yelling homophonic and racist slurs at 5-6 officers who managed to keep their posture, professionalism, and character despite the fact this man was attempting to push these officers over the edge. From what we could decipher, they had been following the man from another neighboring bar, but as a few of us lingered out front for about 1/2 hour on the patio sipping our drinks, it was very apparent that the officers on Tustins force that arrived to the incident were experienced, empathetic, and understanding to the man's apparent intoxication and didn't allow the slurs and aggressive language the man was shouting to even phase them. It was a textbook example of the way an incident should be handled and I was left feeling very proud as a Tustin resident that our Police officers acted so quickly, yet respectfully of this man's rights while detaining him peacefully and without an extensive use of force. Way to go TPD on how you handled the situation at Renz last night.

I dont like giving negative reviews of police depts they are here to protect and serve, but Im…read moredisappointed in Tustin PD!! Ive called in several times to report dangerous drivers in Tustin and gave car description and plate #, and offered my dash cam video, but PD said they can do nothing because they didnt see it happen! Then look at my dash cam video! And Tustin PD give parking tickets all the time even in areas where parking is difficult and its hard to find parking, come on guys give us a break!!

When I was in a big accident, Brea Fire didn't even check on me…read more Discusting. They unfortunately are not good for the community

to all the fire department tou are so much in everyones heart and souls! you always put your lives…read morein harms ways with no discrimination nor judgement your like a god in my eyes and all of those who have been touched by a angel! thats who you are and represent to millions of people thank you!