I do love the police department center if you need anything from finding info to getting help on…read moreanything all you do is walk right in and someone will come out and help you. I did try to document some Issues but the police officer told Me their is no crime to the person you live with to be an a...hole So I said to him thanks I lot man do stick together. I am still waiting for someone to contact Me about a car seat or to help Me take the one we have apart to make to fit a 7 year old child Police officer are their to protect And serve

Let's just say this was the town I was born in and used to be proud of. Back in the days when…read morepolice were more concerned with protecting everyone and coddling none. I have had issues with the neighbors above me for quite sometime and have been assaulted by them twice. The last assault took place yesterday, July 14, 2026. I was severely beaten by two females, one I was certain was the neighbor upstairs, but she has sisters and they look similar. So after I getting out of the hospital, I was the one the DeKalb police arrested because they claim video evidence shows that my neighbor was in her apartment at the time I was beaten. So instead of them being kind and fair with me, a 62 year-old woman that has not been in trouble and does not get into trouble, they arrested me claiming that I filed a false police report. Even though I have goose size lumps all over my head and a bust up bruised face, bruises up and down my legs to my feet and everywhere in between... They did not believe that I was attacked! Explain that to me. Now I've been arrested with a class four felony and I'm facing God knows what. Why? Well, you think I would be a black person complaining of being discriminated against. But she would be wrong. I am a white person being discriminated against. The same black cop that would not arrest her the first time she assaulted me when I had a witness, refused to arrest her and instead arrested me after her and her sister or two of her sisters beat me up right in front of my own apartment door. But not to worry, Sergeant Brown assures me that no one in their police department is racist. Yes as I sat in a cage handcuffed to a bar yesterday, beaten and bruised... While she got by with it yet again, I certainly did not feel discriminated against. God forbid we offend anyone in our black communities. Because none of them are criminals, they are just misunderstood.

I watched an officer do an excellent job of helping a woman tonight. The woman was obviously…read moredistressed. He noticed that she needed help. He parked his car and engaged the woman but at a very safe distance. It took a while but he finally talked her into sitting in his car but kept the door open in a very compassionate way. An ambulance came but did not take the woman away as best I can tell but his door was still open after it left. Finally he left presumably with her. I just want to congratulate him on his people skills and glad to know we have this type of compassion in our police department! GREAT JOB! This all happened in Hawks Point subdivision.

Had to write one myself. Had an incident that was my own fault. Called for help and they were…read moreprompt, thorough, above and beyond and very understanding and friendly. My tax payer dollars are being well spent in this community.

I got my first parking ticket today. I also met the world's nicest parking ticket lady…read more A friend and I spent a few hours this afternoon in downtown Arlington Heights, so I parked my car in the underground parking garage as usual. We noted the four-hour parking limit and made it a point to return to the car right as four hours was ending. My car was still there. With a red paper stuck to the windshield. Crap. We hadn't made it back in time. I opened the ticket and looked at the timestamp: 11:28am. Only an hour after we had been there. Confused, I looked up, looked around, and then started to notice the red permit parking signs scattered among the blue four-hour parking signs. Actually, the signs said: "PERMIT PARKING MON-FRI 5AM-6PM" "OR 4 HOUR PARKING." These two signs were right next to each other. Clearly, it meant that we could have a permit or park there for four hours. Right? I started snapping photos of the confusing signs (and lack of certain signs) near my parking spot as proof against the ticket. Meanwhile, I spotted a woman with her flashlight looking at cars. Ah, the parking enforcement officer. "Excuse me," I showed her the ticket, "can you help me figure this out?" "Oh, you're in a permit parking zone." "But the signs......." She smiled, "Oh yes, I know. It's so confusing." She explained it happens all the time and I can just try to fight the ticket by writing a note with the ticket and dropping it off at the village hall. All of this with patience and a smile on her face. I thanked her repeatedly before getting in my car and driving away. An hour later, I went to the finance department of the village hall and the woman behind the counter sent me over to the police department. Once at the police department, I was being assisted by a nice police officer until I saw the same lady who gave me my ticket! She came around to the front of the counter, greeted me with a smile, and started to talk with the officer about helping me waive the ticket. Since I had the photos of proof on my phone, I was told I would have to go home, print the pictures, and mail them out. She generously offered to let me email her the photos so she could print them out the next morning and attach them with my ticket. Floored by the fact that she was going above and beyond to help me, I agreed and she wrote down her [work] email address for me. Then she unexpectedly takes the ticket from me and says, "You know what, just forget about the ticket. I'll take care of it." Shocked, I say, "But... don't you need to document this or something...?" "Don't worry about it. You're being so nice about this. Happy Thanksgiving!" she replies with a smile. Me? I'M being nice about this? Sure, I was being pleasant about the whole thing (I've learned that it's no big deal to be annoyed or angry about these kind of things), but this lady was just so unexpectedly nice about the ticket. Seriously. I was nearly in shock. "Wow... thank you so much! Happy Thanksgiving, too!" was all I could say. She took the papers, smiled, and walked away. Stunned, I left with a heart growing full of gratitude for all the kind people in this world. She made my day. I realize that the village/police department aren't probably always going to be this nice and lenient when it comes to parking tickets, but my experience today was so, so pleasant. Five-star pleasant.

I have always respected and been supportive of my local police department. That completely changed…read morelast night. There was an incident in the neighborhood resulting in the police parking 6 squad cars, with full emergency lights blasting, on my street. It was scary for the neighbors and the person they were interviewing turned out to be innocent. This aggressive response probably allowed the real perpetrator to get away. A less frightening and better use of resources would have been for one or two squad cars to complete the interview while the other 4 canvased the neighborhood searching for the perpetrator. A very scary over aggressive response, resulting in trauma for a law-abiding citizen and the neighborhood, and letting the perpetrator get away, was unnecessary. This should have been better managed, my respect and support for my local police department is gone.

Called to ask what the best routes for a large semi truck to navigate 5th st. And main. The rude…read morefemale that answered hung up on me. What kind of community service is that. I dont care if trump was in town or not. Do you damn job.

I've lived in Naperville for over 8 years now. I haven't had a problem with any of the officers in…read moretown. That could be because I'm not a hood rat. I have, however, seen a high-speed chase and these guys handled it like a pro. I'm gonna keep following the rules and stay out of the way of these bad boys, bad boys.

Most corrupt cops around. Mike Daltry is one shady rookie cop. Breaks traffic laws alllll the time,…read moredoesn't know how to drive. Needs a lotttttt more training. We should cut Naperville cops pay by half. Overly paid to make up whatever false allegations they want. A lot of them are murderers with a badge

My home was shot at TWICE in 24 hrs (1022 summit st ) ....we saw many of Joliets officers. But…read moreofficer Nicodemus is the officer that really got my families respect . I felt safe for the first time since the shootings began . I absolutely loved her honesty. After she left our residence , my child's dad and I both said, " wow, I like her" in unison. I have met both amazing police officers and ...let's say questionable....officers( not in Joliet , I just moved here 4 yrs ago). needless to say, officer Nicodemus is one of those good ones. Only took me 3 min to realize her sincerity in wanting to help and Direct our neighborhood in a more positive way . I think that should be acknowledged, appreciated, and commended. Thank u for serving Joliet a

I was compelled to go to Joliet police Station today the 19th Nov 23 , the LADY OFFICER MISS. LOPEZ…read morewho handled my complaint , She was absolutely Professional , very courteous, tons of patients and I was amazed. Thank you Miss. Lopez excellent job done and you should move to your next step in the ladder. God bless you.

05/01/22 - The boys in Blue get nothing but shit from the public. Sunday morning I was out in…read moreSchaumburg when my ball joint & axel shaft assembly blew apart leaving me partially through a turn in the middle of Golf & Plum Grove Road. I called 911 & Schaumburg Police Dept sent out a squad to help by sitting behind me and keeping a car from hitting me while we waited for a tow truck. They waited behind me until the tow truck had my car loaded on the flat bed truck and we were on our way. For all the shit you hear about the police most of them are there to serve & protect and do a great job. There are always going to be a few bad apples but probably 98% do there job. Thanks again to the 2 officers who came out you are appreciated.

I was physically abused by my bf at the time, in the apartments right behind the police station…read more My mom had enough of it and called them in July 2023. When they showed up I was obviously distraught. And instead of asking me questions or listening to my side they took my bf outside and let him lie to them regarding the whole situation. When I told them all the other times he'd laid his hands on me they said "well why didn't you call us then?" And pretty much blamed me. They kicked me out of the house and he didn't get in trouble at all for dragging me all over the house and putting his hands on me. I had no family or anywhere to go in Illinois, I spent the night in my car and was given a pamphlet on Domestic Violence. My brother's a police officer and he was appalled with how Schaumburg Police dealt with this situation. Yall should be ashamed !

I recently moved from Lake Forest to Sugar Grove Illinois. I have met two of the Aurora station…read morepoliceman on different occasions. Both have been incredibly polite and pleasant to talk too. I have never written a review on a police force but the two men that I met were stand out officers.

What a swanky police station! While visiting friends in the area we stopped by to see the antique…read morepolice car that is house in the lobby of the Aurora police department. I was pleasantly surprised to also see a cute little display of other antique police memorabilia. Also highlighted were interesting photos and stories of those officers being honored and remembered either for service to the community or their ultimate sacrifice of their lives in the line of duty. If you are passing through Aurora stop by, it's worth it.

As a frequent visitor to the county jails, I will say the Will County facility definitely falls in…read moreto the average category. I work in the court system and visit incarcerated clients weekly. Will County Staff is friendly and accommodating to most schedules. Due to budget cuts evening visitation is no longer available so visitors must plan visits between the standard 9-4:30pm workday (with an hour break for lunch). I appreciate the private parking lot that is connected to the visitation center. There are only a few parking spaces at the jail but public parking is less than a block away. It is also convenient that families are able to add money to inmate accounts at both the jail and video visitation center. Bottom line Will County is a reasonably safe and efficient facility to address the safety needs in the community.

I called to schedule a visit with a family member a couple weeks ago. Calling the place was easy…read more It's strictly a video visitation place. You simply walk on in after paying to park because the officers get the free parking. The officers here treated me like a dumb criminal. I'm just a simple man that wanted to visit family. The video calls had bad sound and video quality. I didn't even get a full 30 minutes. Just 22! Make sure your family/friends don't get locked up here because I wouldn't want to come back here.

Had a few recent run-ins with the police department, staff and public works team members from the…read moreLibertyville . Great people, solid, and knowledgeable team. The guys over at the fire department are top notch! Really appreciate all of Libertyville 's staff members hard work and dedication to supporting the community!

What a nice little community…read more Never knew this but most parking in Libertyville's downtown area has time limitations. It's a surprise especially when the sign indicating the time limitation is posted within a flower bed. Nice for residents, but hard to notice for passers by; trying to find suitable parking to get a bite to eat. Who the heck uses 15 minute parking properly and what's the point in having it in places that are far from most destinations? 1st parking violation is $20, if you wait 7 days that doubles. Not sure what happens after the doubling. Tickets can be paid by cash or check. Currently they are in the process to see if they can get a credit card machine. If you're here often but not a resident, you might inquire about obtaining a parking permit, the annual rate is $10 and allows you to park in spaces found all around their "downtown". But this information may be flawed since Metra parking for a six month period runs around $250 for a non-resident. In case you get to the Police station after hours, you can drop your payment in the identified mail box outside. $20 is better than the standard ticket price in Chicago and less hassle.