The majority of the building and the services it provides are, of course, for fire and rescue…read moreservices, which I've supported for decades. This new and significantly improved firehouse was built in 2015 and is a much more modern facility. There is a meeting room on site which is used primarily for their own meetings and training, but it also serves as the site for 3 of my ward's voting districts.

The PV Fire District holds a fundraiser event on Sundays, which has been going on for many years,…read moreand has them a couple of times a year. I was happy to attend it for the first time, with a small fee upon entering which all depends on the age, etc. The offerings include Pancakes (plain & blueberry), French Toast, Sausage, Bacon, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate Milk, and Orange Juice. I opted for the plain pancake, which sure was tasty, and sausage and bacon for the sides. Should have gone for the French Toast, which sadly didn't catch my eyes - oh well... always next time. Several volunteers are serving, and providing food, and drinks, including refills, and more food for request. Simply raising your hand will get their attention. The event runs from 7 - 10:30 am, and there is no limit on how much food you want and the amount of time spent. Plenty of tables are provided. Eat, and make connections here. Also, most importantly, I thank the PV Fire Department for all they do.

Our kitten was stuck in a really high tree all day(even hours in the rain) and most of the night…read moreand no one we reached out to was able to come help, except the Centerville Fire Dept. They came right away and used a bucket truck to get her down safely. They're all volunteers and wouldn't even take any payment I tried to offer. I really appreciate your service!!! Thank you so much!!!

Although my family had tried for so long to get services from the Office of the Aging (since 2021)…read moreand couldn't because they said she "just didn't qualify" when my mom felt she was ready to face this business this past February having been 64.5 yrs-old, she asked for services. They told her that they were accepting her and gave her a rundown to a tune where we could tell that they were about ready to say "What was keeping you so long from joining us?" (although it wasn't directly said, but inferred by tone only.) One of the services she uses from them is their meal deliveries. Although the meals come every weekday (with another box holding weekend meals frozen by about Wednesday or Thursday), the meals have been quite a surprise. Though our menu calendar was never received this April, what's always surprising is their use of wheat bread. Now, we don't eat wheat bread - but they seem to pile on the wheat bread like it's going out of style. We counted about 20-25 slices of wheat bread a week - enough to make bread loaves that we don't eat! We don't want to discourage them from handling these meals, so we've never called them on it, but it's astounding just how dense this location is with this wheat bread. Try to use either rye or white from time to time - or for those who can eat raisins, try cinnamon raisin bread. Meals themselves are meats to a consistency that most of us may or may not recognize, though the milk cartons, eggs, juices, and the like are the best pieces of the meals. We don't generally come to the center - my mom had a stroke in 2020 and has been homebound since, and on top of not having a car or money to travel to the center, this center's calls make things dually necessary - though only sometimes do employees follow through with returning calls. For services rendered - free of charge for seniors - they do come promptly but there's always something with getting them to schedule a visit to help with filling out a form

Normally I would be making one of my biannual trips to the town hall to pay my taxes (property in…read morethe spring, school in the fall), but when I got there this time, I discovered their setup is different for the moment, thanks to COVID. You can only enter the building if you've made an appointment in advance. Otherwise, for any paperwork processing, you can either leave it in the drop-off slot by the door, or mail it in (they have PO Boxes at the post office a 1-minute walk away. I mailed mine in this year and got my requested receipt back in 3 or 4 days. The Receiver of Taxes office was set up well even before the world changed. Other services in the building, as you might expect, include the Town Clerk, the Assessor, the Town Supervisor's Office, etc.. There are also meeting rooms available on site. There's usually ample parking (watch the directional signs), but in the case that the lot is actually full, you can also park on Main St. across near the library, and there's sidewalk access from there as well.

Super friendly and very helpful. Customer service is great a lot better than most post offices…read morearound here.

The lady there was very helpful and attentive. She answered all of my questions on the town of…read moreWoodstock and showed me the best restaurants and sites. Thank you!

I used Yelp to look up the police station when I locked myself out of my car. Of course I noticed…read morethey were not well rated, but when I called they were helpful and had an officer on the scene in 10-15 minutes. The officer who arrived couldn't have been nicer and quickly got my car unlocked. My wife and I appreciated that he was there so quickly (it was very cold that day) and that he was quite nice considering that it might be considered a nuisance call to get a shopper into their own locked car. He accepted our thanks, but would not accept anything more. I'm as jaded as the next person and have experienced uncaring cops from time to time, but these guys were helpful, friendly and professional. Thank you, Officer!