I'm from Oregon and had a hit and run at a parking lot in Auburn…read more Office personnel in Auburn police department was super courteous and very helpful in helping me be able to file an incident report over the phone and connected me with officer Banks who called me with in an hour. Officer Banks was very professional and super helpful in taking the report over the phone. These people really mean, protect and serve! Thank you very much !!!

Terrible response strategies. Most officers I've encountered are rude and demanding. They kicked my…read moredoor in on a separate incident and left it that way. Even though they had the wrong house.

I had an officer pull me over and was actually so rude and didn't give me the time of day and…read moredidn't even allow me to pull up my insurance before charging me $500 for "not having it." Literally so pissed bc I'm going to court on my birthday. F u officer.

I got a ticket in my residential neighborhood for parking in the wrong direction in front of my own…read morehome...step it up officers! Know some boundaries and serve the people.

Officer Hensley is the best! I was treated well! He looked like he loved his job. Being in jail…read moresucks but at least Officer Hensley made the experience bearable.

Hey my Name is Nathaniel Oppong-Gyam I just had to do 2 days for suspended license I can say I love…read morethe city Issaquah the officers there treated me fairly nice and wit respect big solute to them

My fiancé saw an article on Facebook about how the Bellevue Police Department was given away clubs…read morefree of charge! We went to the crossroads, Bellevue Police Department, and had the most amazing experience! we were greeted by two wonderful volunteers and we asked if were still available because it was first come first serve from 12pm to 4pm, we showed up around 230. The volunteer said "nope we have plenty " gave me one and gave my fiancé one ! Some of the nicest people ever met!! We stayed and talked with them for about 10 minutes just about what's going on in the city and how we can protect ourselves better.

The police at this precinct have no reason to be handcuffing people, after a construction zone and…read moregravel being on a roadway. I was charged with a crime that wasn't actually committed. They showed no remorse for the things they did against me, lied to me, and demoralized me!

A very professional police department all around. Everyone has been very helpful, and they faxed…read moresome documents for me in very timely manner, saving me extra trips. Thank you Snoq. Police.

I wasn't very pleased to see a Snoqualmie police car at very high rate of speed come up right…read morebehind me in a 25 mph zone just to tail gate me to nearly my house (2.5-3miles). Without a reason to pull me over and no reason for that officer to be going 40+ in a 25 right after a school bus dropped off kids. If you have a reason to speed then great you're probably doing something worth speeding for. Speeding just to intimidate someone is absolutely wrong. That officer could have hit someone getting mail or waiting for there kids to get off the bus, possibly even a dog. I believe that the officers should be held to the law unless they have an absolute reason to be speeding, which should indicate that there lights and sirens should be on while speeding so everybody knows to watch out. Intimidation isn't a reason to speed. Especially when it can put other people's lives in danger. Get it together Snoqualmie police, lets be safe out there on the roads.

Had to swing by to bail my brother out over Memorial Day weekend (family traditions, you know), and…read moreI gotta say--shoutout to this jail for being open on a holiday! Truly the unsung heroes of 3-day weekends. The check-in process? Retro chic. You gotta show up in person and buzz in like you're entering an exclusive club... if the club had bars and sadness instead of cocktails and DJs. Now, let's talk payments. No Apple Pay, no debit--strictly old-school cash vibes. I haven't touched physical money since 2019, so finding an ATM was like a scavenger hunt through the 7 circles of inconvenience. Bathroom review: 5 stars. Spotless. Seriously, I've been to brunch places that were way sketchier. I almost wanted to hang out longer just for the facilities. If they ever list this place on Airbnb, I'm booking the bathroom suite. Would I come back? Hopefully not. But if I do, I know I'll be hydrated and comfortable. Staff 10/10 love them they're like family now seriously.

Will not recommend coming here. Not good hospitality. Food is horrible, beds are uncomfortable. I…read morewanted a suite but they downgraded to bunkbeds. They make you wear clothes you don't even like and is out of fashion. Def recommend staying away. Check in is at whatever time the panda looking can bring you but they won't let you check out at the time you want to. Def saying to stay somewhere like a beach or something

As business visitors from Alaska spending time in Tukwila, we appreciate how quickly the police…read morerespond to crime and the professionalism shown by many officers. We have also witnessed several arrests on the street. Some of those encounters left us concerned about possible mistaken identity and stereotypes involving people of color. We hope the department takes those concerns seriously. Continued training in fair identification, cultural awareness, de-escalation, and mental health response could help officers serve the community more effectively. Hiring officers from the communities they serve and working closely with mental health professionals could strengthen public trust. Residents also have a role in preventing crime and supporting public safety within the law. People should be able to lawfully record police activity. Fair and respectful treatment is essential to trust: Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights affirms the equal dignity of all people, the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides for equal protection of the laws, and the Declaration of Independence speaks of "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." We recognize the officers who work hard to protect and serve with professionalism and respect. Continued respectful dialogue about community concerns can strengthen public trust and support effective public safety.

Fast efficient and helpful! Officer M.Schutt #173 was amazing my rental car was broken into at the…read moreembassy suites hotel on 01/04 I thought that the rest of my trip to Washington was going to be spent waiting for my police report not the case Officer M.Schutt was at the hotel with in 15 min max he was so helpful and nice unlike the hotel staff. Sadly this is the 2nd time I had a break in in Washington 1st time Seattle police wouldn't help the report was online only so I will never stay in Seattle again but if all officers in Tukwila police department are like offer Schutt I will stay in Tukwila again just not at the embassy suites. Thank you again for being great!

A big thank you to our PD! Our Puyallup PD has helped me on a few different occasions. Never have…read moreI been disrespected or treated unfairly. I appreciate these officers and their whole department. Thank you for your service here in Puyallup. I hope all people using YELP to search them know the Puyallup PD cares about our town.

Yet again you can rely on the Puyallup police just about as much as the Seattle police…read moredepartment... Maybe if it was an assault or weapon they might and I use the word might get off their asses and respond to calls. That's a big maybe. For non emergency calls they used to send officers right out you can forget that... see recent pictures!!! If you are handicapped and expect to park in a handicap spot and there's a asshole see pictures parked there you can't rely on your local law enforcement to do their friggin job because by the time they do get there the car is gone so that asshole just got away with violating a LAW and nothing was done!!! Way to learn a life lesson!!!

A special thank you to the Enumclaw PD for the brief time in jail tonight -a clerical error…read moresurrounding a traffic violation somehow justifies being pulled out of the car, cuffed, treated like shit, booked and put in jail before bail is posted 45 minutes later. Great use of our tax dollars and everyone's time, you're doing fantastic work out there keeping the streets safe Officer Abel (and two other officers that we're 'backing him up' on the exciting arrest). And making sure the cuffs where as tight as they'd go on the hands of a cooperative subject -a TRAFFIC VIOLATION subject no less- was an ace move. Way to exert your manliness over a guy who wasn't even questioning it or offering resistance in the least. Now I know why people hate cops. Him insisting I didn't have insurance while looking at my VALID insurance card was cool -he added a 'no insurance' infraction and fine to the ticket (I've had insurance forever). Along with BOTH 'driving with a suspended license AND 'driving without a valid license. Which is it, how can it be BOTH?! So I check my files and sure enough, the ticket that caused my license to be flagged in the first place was for EXPIRED TABS (they expired 9/2010, I got the ticket on 9/8/2010) and was ALREADY TAKEN CARE OF in DEC 2010. I even have the letter from the DOL stating as much. THANKS for the fantastic night, officers and WS DOL -your lack of attention to detail with your OWN paperwork and subsequent over-reaction was FANTASTIC! And really, THREE POLICE CARS to cuff and haul away a guy who was just driving his pregnant wife home from a friend's house? I hope to not visit this establishment again.

I actually have no problems at least with this police department, they helped us out when my buddy…read moredecided to be stupid in Greenwater, Yes I did get pulled over once by them- but the Police Officer that pulled me over was very professional and I would give him thumbs up, he didn't give me the ticket even though I was speeding. So overall, I have no issues with this police department (unlike the Fife Police which I dont like)