My husband and I get CPR certified here. We enjoyed the class, thought it was well organized and…read moreeven learned something. Plus it was free. We walked away impressed and happy for such a good experience.

Yes, I've spent some quality time here and I think I can properly pass on a few sentiments about…read morethe fire station on 7200. No, it was not fire related. But I've poked around here enough. I've had the pleasure of taking a few meetings here, and the fire folks have been kind and gracious in their hosting. The trickiest part is the parking, which is around back. Surprise! There's a park back there, too! Up front you'll see the strange wood carved statue. Character, maybe? The inside is nice. Not fancy, not really decorated, surprisingly stark but efficient. They have a few meeting rooms, and that's the extent of my fire station knowledge. No dalmations to speak of.

Recently, I was caught off guard running out of gasoline in my old farm truck on the freeway near…read moreFarmington, Utah. Ironically, behind me was Farmington city fire chief, Guido Smith. He watched me coast off the freeway down the exit ramp coming to a stop. He came up behind and offered assistance. He had just enough gasoline in a can to get me back on the road to the next gasoline station. Most gracious, helpful, and especially courteous. Hats off to Farmington City Fire Department and Guido Smith. That's public service at its best.

These heroes are just the best at what they do. This is professionals who do their job well, make a…read moredifference in people's lives and for the better part of the last 100 years have done it for free. Just because they want to. They have given and given. The ambulance recently moved from volunteer to part time employees about 3 years ago but the fire department has been - and still is - professionally staffed by volunteers for over a century now! Spanish Fork City has also not held back in getting the latest and greatest in equipment and supplies so they can preform their jobs better than an other agency around. They give to their community of their time and bravery. Many leave jobs and home responsibilities to help. This is the best of the best.

They are a good group of men and women. When my mom passed away unexpectedly, and the ambulance…read morewas sent by dispatch, they were very compassionate and respectful I am very impressed with them. They are professional and kind and truly care about the people of our town.

The paramedics and ambulance crew are great. The billing office is one of the worst medical…read morebilling offices I have had to deal with. I would give five stars for service but due to their billing practices I have to take away a star.

As dog parks of this type go, this is one of the best…read more Fully fenced with a two-gate/dog-trap entry, water fountain, poop bags, three picnic tables, a bench with a shade structure - and an agility course! Bonus: lots of good tennis balls in case you forget one for your fetcher. Just be sure to bring your Chuck-it. The minor downsides: Gates have unwieldy chain closures. More grass would be nice but the dirt/gravel area is suprisingly soft. People don't pick up their poop properly and there is no excuse with bags and even a shovel provided.

Great park. Not too busy when we went on a Friday night. One very large area, no small and big dog…read moreseparation. Gravel.