I can understand why they have 4-stars. Professional and courtesous officers and non-emergency…read moreteam.

Quick to the scene for an accident we were in on 02/19, the officer there making the report seemed…read morethorough despite all the chaos, but we are currently waiting for said report which I'm praying all information received is accurate as we were unable to exchange information with the other involved parties. He was a younger man, very polite and professional, they were quick to block off the road to avoid any other collisions or injuries. Dispatch when we called 911 was the sweetest, calmest and most helpful human ever, so thank you so much for keeping me calm during such a high stress time! I honestly can't believe how quick everyone arrived on scene, in a matter of a few minutes. Thank you to everyone for all their help, MPD, MFD (I'm thinking station 4) and EMS/EMTs, everyone went above and beyond to help us on one of our worst days.

Cute little library. Very clean and organized. Ladies at the desk were super friendly and helpful…read more I really like how the kids section has board books that can be pulled out and doesn't have to be organized because toddlers be toddlering! They have computers too with simple games for them to play. The adult sections has computers as well, and a great selection of books. The library also has friends of the library bookstore at the entrance where you can buy books at a discounted price.

It's very nice and very clean. However, they do not enforce any kind of quiet. I get that kids have…read moreoutbursts that are inevitable but this goes way beyond that. A man making calls on speaker , a woman walking around talking on her phone, another man watching videos as he is seated in the "private room" (no ceiling) , it was so loud and no one is enforcing any kind of quiet. So unfortunate because it's really nice but what is the point of the librarians and security guard? I couldn't focus.

Had jury duty and was easy to get to and ample parking in front of the building. The kiosk made the…read moreprocess easier and faster to check in the jury room located downstairs.

Had A Fun And Pleasent Stay . Had The Oppurtunity of Being placed in a Cell without a Cellmate.That…read moreitself was a blessing. Had Such a great stay.I asked if they would consider Hiring me once I Completed my time.No Luck Yet ,But Fingers Crossed.Hopefully one day.Till then I shall keep Praying. BIG TIEMPO!!!!

Love the librarians. This was my first visit and I needed a library card. They were happy to help…read moreme with that and told me about some of the classes they offer. They H have a Senior Fit class every Friday! It's a small library, but worth a visit.

Love love love this library. It's my hide away when I need a cool place to relax. I used their…read morecomputer and printer as well. The librarians are so kind and very helpful.

Old Town Murrieta has a seriously rustic and nostalgic look and vibe, with a couple of gems in the…read morerough for your dining pleasure. First and third Thursdays the street hosts a Night Market with local crafts and various food for purchase. Recommend having a visit if you are in the area.

If you want a break from the honky tonk that is Old Town Temecula, visit Old Town Murietta, its…read morecomplete opposite. Separated by only 5 miles, it may as well be 500. Where the former is loud and brash, the other is laid back and serene. Where the first requires a struggle to find parking, the later has space galore, even right in front of the half dozen or so bars and restaurants that are the local economy. We were staying nearby and drove through to get a feel for the town center. It was just three blocks square, with stately trees and a few small commercial developments. Some of the older places were closed down and abandoned, while three were open for business with outdoor seating and live acoustic music. Not in the mood for what was offered cuisine wise, we slowly drove out of town, passing a beautiful peacock jumping over a fence, until we found our way to Jefferson Avenue, the back route to Temecula that parallels Rt. 15. We joined the hoy polloi in the touristy hot spot for a short night of sensory overload. Old Town Murrieta seemed secure in its quietude, and maybe it was onto something in obviously not attempting to compete with big brother down the road. Still, with a little bit of effort and savvy marketing it could be the cool alternative to all that dusty sparkle nearby. Or, maybe, it already is.

TL;DR They are very helpful, insightful, and you skip the DMV lines! Note that they only take debit…read morecards here. I just started working with this business since I got tired of going to the DMV and wasting over half the day there. I've come here to help manage own a few business cars, my own personal cars, and my parents cars registrations. This has made my life so much easier and have an easy way to get renewals done, PNOs lifted, and they are going to help me out with a custom built vehicle registration (different from their typical $40 fee). I usually call in before coming in to check with them what docs I will need for a specific service I need and I save even more time just knowing what to gather and then drive in. I am literally in and out in less than 15 minutes.

I called to see if they do Historical vehicle plates, they said yes come on down and we can help…read moreyou, I drove 10 miles to get there and they told me they don't because it's too much of a bother to apply for them. Thank you for wasting my time and gas...

Frank and his wife Martha, are amazing! Best neighbors ever!! Kind, thoughtful and caring!read more

Temecula Civic Center is a government building located in Old Town Temecula. It's the location of…read morethe city hall, administrative offices, and city council chambers. Right next to the building is the police station. The building has a Spanish architecture with nicely trimmed grass and a fountain outside. There is free parking in the garages and the streets.

Thursday, 11-13-2025: This review is so overdue! I was so fortunate to be invited again to the…read moreVeterans Appreciation Breakfast by Daisy Tate of the Veterans Supplemental Support Network (VSSN). My second year in a row! This event presented by the city of Temecula honors its veterans with a bountiful breakfast, various resources, informative presentations, and words of wisdom from council members. It was an enjoyable and very memorable event. I was able to meet Jessica Alexander, who is currently our mayor. This lady has an impressive background. She was a former Marine and fNYPD. I was honored and privileged to meet her. She was warm, friendly, and approachable. We all took a huge group photo to commemorate the day. Thank you to the city of Temecula for a great event!