M.P.D should stand for Most Professional Department. A fine team of brave men and women who risk…read moretheir lives to keep our community safe. Thank you all for your service.

Love love love and appreciate the police who have helped me over a crazy situation while I was here…read moreon business. I can't even begin to put into words how grateful I am. Thank you‍

The supervisor gave me parking ticked, where they were no signs not to park, there was the only…read moresign which said bike lane, was covered with over grown tree leaves and branches. He was ignorant and rude, shame it did not go with his image for being a supervisor . Beautiful town bad police department.

Terrible police ‍ Dept very unprofessional and unhelpful. Am surprised that they are as bad as they…read moreare. Ashland is a great town the police unfortunately are below standard level for a police organization of any caliber...."nuff said"

The city dept is a great resource in case of emergency.quick response…read moreProfessional Rookies

The sheriff that called me over the phone was being very disrespectful and I told him everything…read morewhat happened and he didn't even do care if I had disabilities or my mental health was bad and he's like I'm sorry I can't help you even though I got death rights weekend from a girl.

Officer told me my car, which had been rear ended, sustained less than $2,500 in damage. My frame…read morewas cracked, and car was totaled. Officers have no business determining damage. The payout from insurance was almost &18,000. Deputy chose not to cite the offending driver even though she admitted fault. Crazy as it sounds, he had been one of a few deputies who was at my home just hours prior to the crash. There was a group of teenagers from Phoenix HS who crashed their car onto my property. One of them threw a pistol out of the car, and I was the one to find iit and lead the deputy to it. Maybe the deputy thought I made him look bad by doing better detective work than he did? He also called in about my legally concealed firearm after the crash which I placed in my console so as not to have on my body during interaction with him after I was rear ended. I had my permit in my wallet which he could have asked for. He also shut me down rudely when I asked him for the other driver's personal and insurance information. Something was off with this entire scenario. I contacted the driver who hit me through FB messenger numerous times to try and resolve a settlement out of court. I never received a reply. The deputy who attended the accident called me but never left a message. He followed up the call by showing up at my home early in the morning and insisting my husband who answered the door wake me up so he could repeatedly tell me not to contact the driver who hit me and that I could be charged with stalking if I didn't comply. The driver at any time could have requested I not contact her or the deputy could have left a message when he called me and requested the same.I'm a 4' 11" ,56 year old woman law abiding citizen. Until this encounter I've held much respect for law enforcement for many years. It did take a long time for the department to earn back my respect after they refused to enforce a restraining order against my ex husband who beat me. Now I look at them with suspicion and distrust again. Sheriff Sickler, if you happen to read this review, contact me. I'd like to have a one on one sit down conversation with you on my couch.

They were very helpful when we had a problem with our abusive, tempermental landlord who wanted to…read morepull all of the windows out of our three story residence in the middle of a typical Siskiyou winter. We were thankful that they were there when we needed them!

Chief Alves is top notch. A true class act. He is a law person the community can be proud of and…read morewatch set an example.