Had to call police due to a heated dispute occurring within our premises. The policemen were…read moreextremely professional, trained, and sympathetic to both parties. Calmed a situation down, without letting it esculate. I greatly appreciate their service and professionalism. Thank you

I'm sorry it didn't happen in Washington DC but Alexandra Virginia police station blocked review. I…read morecan't post mine so I borrow your website. I can't post review in google, yelp, Facebook. All is blocke. My case is happened in Alexandra. I was hit by my coworker. Then I went to Alexandra police station to ask for my report. But they said they can only give me actual report if I come with attorney. At first the black lady in font desk. She was happy to give it to me. But when the white lady in the office comes out ask and tell her something, she denied to give me my report and just gave me this paper without any information about the women who (Chinese women) hit me. It's so so odd. Everyone I asked ( even my client- Arlington police) they said that it is uncommon, that I should talk to attorney about this.

I wish to remain anonymous, however, due to circumstances I recently had a run in with some…read moreofficers from 2nd district. I want to thank Officer Ramos and the others for treating me with dignity and respect despite the circumstances that led me to them that night. Not all Police have a bad rap.

I'm a lifer here in psa 201. I make it my business to meet the cops up here. There is a foot beat…read morecop that is here Tuesday thru Saturday 12 to 8 . The rest of them are usually parked outside businesses that are hard hit. I think the police up here should be more visible.

Very helpful people, I understand they may be a few bad apples but instead of the negative always…read moreshowed by the media how about the good done....in the end if you break the law there are consequences to it like in every state, country. But that's how I think (common sense).

These are the worst police officers I have ever dealt with in my life. They are rude, obnoxious…read moreand the last people I would ever seek help from again. As a worried parent seeking guidance for a missing adult, they dismissed myself and my husband. They were too busy sitting in their cruisers chatting with fellow officers to be bothered. No wonder this is such a dangerous high crime area. Do better!

Staff was extremely helpful and service ready. Always prompt with answering phone calls and any…read morequestions. Due diligence of providing spectacular service every time for all public. Very proactive and patient with providing government support. Kind regards, W.

I have very serious concerns about the Montgomery County Police…read more I was working as a poll-worker in Primary Day. A Montgomery County Police Officer working private security at the Bender Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington ejected me from a polling place in violation of the First Amendment. I was beyond the "No Electioneering" sign. contrary to what is seen in the video, the big sign that was right there was not the new election sign. The no election sign was several feet away from that and it was in bushes. I have been an election judge. I have been a poll worker. We tell people to get back behind the no electioneering sign all the time. That is for election judges. It is not for the bender Jewish community center of greater Washington to use an off duty police officer to eject a poll worker. The law says that they're supposed to make their parking lot available to members of the public for election hearing if they are a poling place. The officer would not permit me to gather signatures there because he has a conflict of interest in that he was working private security for the bender Jewish community center of greater Washington. . https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SomYVK7ferU&pp=ygUIMTI1c2V0aG0%3D Subsequently the internal affairs division forwarded their investigation to the administrative charging committee of the police accountability board. The ACC miss quoted me saying that I said, "because it was not a polling place. The sign did not attach." That is absurd. These people are an abomination to justice. I had neighbors get their cars broken into. The police don't do anything about that because the Montgomery county Council will not let them. But they gladly eject pool workers from pulling places when they try to term limit our County Executive. This is the East Coast of the United States, not eastern Europe. Get it right!

I went here to get fingerprinted for a volunteer position and had a positive experience. They only…read moredo fingerprinting between 1:30-3:30 so make sure to check their schedule in advance. Everyone was nice and polite. The wait was around 15-20 minutes, but the fingerprinting took 5 minutes max. Tip: they don't allow phones in the building so make sure to leave yours in the car or in the lockers they provide. If you come here for fingerprinting make sure to bring 2 valid forms of ID!

I'm sorry it didn't happen in Arlington but Alexandra police station blocked review. I can't post…read moremine so I borrow your website. I can't post my review in google, yelp, Facebook. All is blocked. My case happened in Alexandra. I was hit by my coworker. Then I went to Alexandra police station to ask for my report. But they said they can only give me actual report if I come with attorney. At first the black lady in font desk. She was happy to give it to me. But when the white lady in the office comes out ask and tell her something, she denied to give me my report and just gave me this paper without any information about the women who (Chinese women) hit me. It's so so odd. Everyone I asked ( even my client- Arlington police) they said that it is uncommon, that I should talk to attorney about this.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C. are heroes saving lives on a daily basis. I…read morewas in Southeast DC today at approximately 4:00 PM and witnessed the following incident. A female was laying on the ground having a medical emergency and two hero MPD police officers were there to save her life! She was convulsing on the ground and close to unconscious. It was a heartbreaking and gut wrenching sight, I felt so bad for her but so relieved and grateful that the two police officers were helping her! They put on gloves and followed all proper protocol to deliver emergency medical assistance. Their hearts are tremendous. I'm 100% certain that the poor woman's life was saved thanks to our heroes and this is just one example of all the amazing work the Metropolitan Police Department does every single day! God bless you all for helping people who are in dire need of help. With much gratitude and respect!

Went in to file a police report and I signed in a 1pm. Several people came in after me and signed…read morein as well. By 2:15pm 5 people left without filing a report because the 2 women and 1 male officer at the desk just ignored everyone there and never called one name in over an hour. I eventually left at 2:17pm and went to the station in Morgan Park 22nd district, where as soon as I walked in the door the White male officer asked me how could he help me. In and out in 10 minutes. It's like night and day how each station is operating in this area. The female cop even yelled at a guy asking a question while holding his young daughters hand. The guy left and I heard him say to his kid, "I guess they're too busy to help us" SMH. Poor management

Extremely efficient - pleasant employees. DC gov't at it's finest…read more Tip: Bring your DC ID. ID check at gate. You will enter in and drive up to the pile and toss. NB: you may have to wait in line to get in depending on the number of people ahead of you. But it moves quick.

This place is a dump. No, seriously. It's literally a dump…read more Super easy drop off for just about everything you need to get rid of. Read the list of permitted materials on the website to make sure (I.e. no paint). When you pull up, the guy directs you where to go based off what you're tossing out, then it's just park, toss it, and drive away. Very easy and convenient.

The officers and people who work here are so nice and so friendly. I had to get a ticket signed…read moreoff on that I got a headlight fixed and they were very quick and just nice people. Thank you for serving the community.

Old Greenbelt police are professional, courteous, and to the point the point. Bless Them. Greenbelt…read moreis a great place to live. Thanks for keeping us safe.

Such a sad.. sad.. creepy building at 300 Indiana Ave. I feel truly bad for the people working…read morethere. Please, give them an update, some real signage, something. How about the one poor woman taking payments all the way in some decrepit room with the ceiling crumbling down in silence by herself, poor thing. The only place where there seemed to be any life was the background clearances waiting room. It surely had to be the smallest room in the building with the heat blasting only in there and the 12 seats crammed in there of course filled up so overflowing with people into the hallway. I chose to stand out there from the beginning of an empty room because it was that stifling and uncomfortable. Surely it quickly becomes smelly and is likely to make people sick being so close to one another. At least add some chairs outside the room in the hallway! I just want to bring them all something of cheer if I ever have to go back, but hope I never have a reason to be there again.

I made an appointment, but apparently by leaving the waiting area to grab documents from my car, I…read morevoided my appointment, and will be forced to reschedule to the next earliest date, which is three months from now. There was no signage indicating that leaving the waiting area for 15 minutes meant I would not be seen. I don't blame the people here for finding any excuse not to do their jobs and help people out, seeing as how understaffed they are, and considering their working conditions. The interior of the building looked like an abandoned high school out of a horror movie.