Our systems were supposedly inspected for our 8 condo buildings on 12/1. Yesterday, 2/23,residents…read morestarted receiving violation notices from the fire department that our system was past due for an inspection that was supposed to take place by 12/31. Job 1 either did not do the inspection or failed to submit the inspection results to out fire department.

poo staffed police department at the village of robbins, never any staff in the building, no staff…read moreSargent, supervisor, extension to leave a message for a return call, no chief in the building and no pol presence in the building the lady in records field all the calls and running the poorly pulled off show!, I saw all this because my daughter Nicole was found badly beaten and murdered last week and I keep calling up there for updates and this is what I get, im from Massachusetts and the police department in Every area are on point. I've Never been so disqusted in my Entire 54 years of life, this particular police section should be immediately shut down ( because it useless) and serves No public purpose and it's cases should be han off to a department that likes doing it's job and is available to do it

The prices are on par with most other local cop/fire supply stores; that is, they are overly…read moreexpensive. Part of this is because you could paint a turd black, call it tactical, and a cop would buy it. These stores know this. However, the main reason they can be (and are) so expensive is because they know that they are generally selling to people with a uniform allowance or department purchase order; in these professions, that's called "not my money." So people spend 50% more for items than they ever would if it were coming out of their pockets. $80 for a pair of crappy Blauer uniform pants is not unheard of. But since it is the department's money, no one cares. The prices for clothing items here are almost identical to what you would pay at Ray O'Herron, Eagle, JCM in Joliet, JG Uniform on the NW side of Chicago, etc. For the price gouging, I took away one star. Smart people know to buy items like flashlights, holsters, etc. online where they are much cheaper. Where the Tinley Cop Fire Shop stands above and beyond these other stores, all of whom I've used with my department uniform allowance over years of being a cop, is the tailor they have on staff as of 02/13/2019. (I can't remember her name.) She does outstanding work on outer body armor carriers, from the fit to the stitching. She can add molle, embroider your badge/name, or make custom sized pockets for additional charges. One unique service she offers is that she will do a "rush" job on your carrier for $20 to have it in a month, or $40 additional to have it in two weeks (pricing as of the time of this writing). I paid the $40 extra for my carrier and got it in exactly two weeks, with zero errors on it. The material she used is higher quality and more durable than previous carriers I have purchased at all of the previously mentioned businesses. I have waited up to six months for a carrier at Ray O'Herron, constantly getting excuses. They didn't care, because they already had my (department's) money. I know people who have waited longer. So, you'll pay for it at Tinley Cop Fire Shop, but what you get (if getting tailored items) is well worth it. I would give JG Uniform (practically on the opposite side of the world from Tinley, lol) second place. I have no affiliation with any of these business, and am only making my recommendations based on years of using all of them. * PS If you look at other reviews, you will notice that Karen T. only gave one star. You will also notice that Karen T. gives EVERYTHING one star; that is, she is an internet complainer who only leaves negative reviews. I'm surprised Yelp doesn't monitor this.

Cop Fire Shop is quality material with a genious seamstress working in the back. If you want…read morethings done right go here instead of Jcm or eagle.

So Tinley park has this massive storm water reservoir with a lake at the center that they turned…read moreinto a community park. They have a couple of large parking lots there to stash your vehicle while visiting. One of the main entrances is right past one of the Tinley Park fire stations. Many paved trails to walk around the lake, with a high route and a low route to vary up the scenery. On the high elevation they have a number of picnic tables and the like for those that want to have a meal. They also have a large playground there for the kids to keep busy while the parents chill. The lower route is mainly for jogging and walking ... although you'll find a lot of bikes in the area also. At the other end you'll find baseball and soccer fields, skateboard, and basketball too. They also have a little dock off which you can fish. Be forewarned - no dogs allowed, which is good for some people and not so much for others. This is a sort of difficult kind of place to find, but that keeps it a treasure.

So peaceful. People…read morereally seem to be respectful and take care of the property for the most part. Trash usually isn't all over. I really enjoyed my evening out it was restful and gave me a sense of calm even though this is in the the middle of a really busy suburb. Didn't hear any cars, horns, sirens or anything like that. There was some noise from the ball fields but that was also far enough away that that wasn't crazy loud either. Check it out when you have a chance

I wish the town was active at keeping the taxes down. The taxes on my house have tripled in 15…read moreyears. While the business building closer to Cicero look better and way more kept up, the business building closer to Pulaski look run down. The closer you get to our city hall the tougher they look. I also haven't heard good things about the school system here but I don't know for certain because k don't have children.

We were in a time crunch and this company did everything to help us pass our inspection. These…read morepeople actually care about their customers and give great service. I wish there were more businesses around like this one.

These guys really help you with your fire extinguisher and emergency light issues. So I found them…read moreonline and called and talked to the owner not a answering service or automated phone thing, then a service guy came and explained a lot of safety tips with me and stuff I didn't ever think of, so the fire inspector from the city fire department came to check out my fire equipment was impressed with how fast I got the EFR service company to take care of my fire extinguisher inspection. I am happy with the price.

The pepperoni Italian sub was fantastic! There was so much meat and a lot of flavor. I absolutely…read moreloved it. The garlic guts are so good too. They bring a flavor punch you will love. I got mine on the side and they did not disappoint. Service was great. Everyone was friendly and efficient. Restaurant has some seating and was clean.

If you know, you KNOW... it's tuna season at Peppos! It's only available during Lent, and I wait…read moreall year for it. I love a good tuna sub! It's creamy, not as many crunchy veggies as Jimmy John's but if you get it with guts you won't miss that too much. It's flavorful, like Jersey Mike's, but can get a bit messy- but not as messy as Jersey Mikes! The bread is fresh, hearty, and chewy and doesn't absorb the juices right away- especially if it's toasted. I get it toasted, with provolone, Peppos way (I ask for no mayo because I think there's a lot of it in the tuna already-wish they put less mayo in there), with garlic/jalapeno guts. If you're thinking about it, go quick before Lent is over!