I'm assuming that this page is for the actual office downtown and not the force in general. With…read morethis in mind, I am reviewing the office not the CPD. I came down here to get fingerprinted for a job. It was easy and painless. However, the parking is terrible -- no fault of their own, it's downtown. But there has been so much construction around and coupled with one way streets everywhere, it's hard to park and get to the building. The building has a very open concept but still fairly difficult to navigate. The people are fine -- not friendly but not rude -- they just do their jobs. If I have to get fingerprinted, I'd try to find a place more accessible.

What an absolute joke of a police force.Not upholding the law and allowing a man to be bullied…read morebecause of his views. They allowed this man to be assaulted and did nothing. Service was absurd. A disservice to the people.

I gotta give them a kudos again! They have launched a new program for safely exchanging item that…read morepeople are buying/selling. For example, if you sell an item on craigslist, you can go to the safe exchange location to meet your buyer. Great idea! Thank you! Here is the article posted on Dayton Most Metro: "The Dayton Police Department's East Patrol Operations Division announces the launch of the Safe Exchange program. Safe Exchange is designed to provide a safe location for families to make custodial exchanges and to assist residents with the exchange of products purchased or sold online. This service is part of the Dayton Police Department's commitment to community safety. There are now designated areas at East Patrol Operations Division North (417 E. Helena St.) and East Patrol Operations Division South (2721 Wayne Ave.) where online buyers/sellers and parents or guardians can meet to make needed exchanges. Once both parties have agreed on exchange terms, they may meet at one of the two locations and look for the "Safe Exchange Zone" sign near the main entrance. The building lobby at the either location will be available during regular business hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday). If the lobby is not accessible, the parking lot is also a safe exchange zone because it is monitored and recorded by video surveillance. In addition, a peace officer may be requested to be present during the exchange by calling 333-COPS. No firearms are permitted anywhere on Dayton Police Department property. The Department will not be utilized to make transactions of illegal products, dangerous or deadly weapons, or any other dangerous materials. While the Safe Exchange program has been established to provide a safe area for online buyers and sellers to meet, it is important to remember that the people you meet online are strangers and may not have your best interests in mind. Here is some additional information to consider when making or planning online purchases or transactions: Use websites you are familiar with. Never provide personal information over the Internet. Never make an online purchase using a credit card on a site that does not have an SSL. When taking photos, utilize the cut and paste method from a Word document. This will make it difficult to utilize GPS location programs. Use photos only of the item(s) you are selling. Other items in the background can represent additional targets for a would-be criminal. Ask a lot of questions. Don't go to a transaction alone, and show up early."

DPD does an outstanding job protecting the communtiy of Dayton. I've seen interact with the public…read morewith service oriented and humilty. DPD truly finds their honor through service.

I'm sure Delaware police only want it safe for everyone has communication skills sociology skills…read moreleadership skills lot value problem solving skills people skills humanity skills coping skills staff friendly helpful good atmosphere ambiance casual services good their great for community

Excellent service helped with all issues never missed a beat always helped and were kind.read more

My story is a year old but still relevant. I lost my keys to my car while running on the bike path…read morein Granville last summer. I had locked my wallet in the car and only had my phone. I called the Granville police department. The nicest officer came and helped me out. Got me into my car (when I could show him my ID and registration to prove the car was mine) and was just an all around helpful person. He told me that most departments won't help with a break in. Boy was I glad for the help. I live in Dublin so getting home for the spare key was a challenge. He made it that much easier! Cheers!

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After being in Columbus for roughly seven years now, I can truly say that I know this area of the…read morecity pretty well. I live in the Short North, just a couple miles away, and I'm in the neighborhood at least a couple times a week. I'm often there getting groceries (Kroger or Market District), or whenever I need to take my car to the mechanic (Star & Northwest Auto). I go to a spa (Paloma) there along with several local businesses (Lion Cub's Cookies, Boss Gal, and Straders), and restaurants. Grandview Cafe is my favorite diner and there's some good sushi options too. I'm often shopping off Olentangy Rd thanks to Target, Sephora, Marshalls, etc. There's a good number of parks to explore and it's also really clean in Grandview. I know that's in part due to the city so I gotta give 'em some props. Over the years the area has grown so much and I don't see any signs of it stopping. It's a well sought after area to live in and because of that the cost of living has gone up, especially if you're looking to buy a home. That's the only bummer about Grandview, otherwise it's a lovely city and I'm really happy with how close I am to it.

First ring suburb in Columbus Ohio, much of the older housing stock was built in the 1920s. System,…read moretaxes are more pricey than Columbus proper. But, it is an extraordinarily desirable neighborhood to live in which is evidenced in the accelerating property values. Lots of great restaurants and entertainment venues. I do find that there are an abundance of Mexican cuisine restaurants, and I do wish sometimes that there were a little more food variety.

I was in a car accident today and had a hit and run situation in Dublin and called the police and…read morewithin no time a police officer was out to take a full report on the collision. He also made the party involved get to the scene of the crime to confess for a ticket. Thank God, for the Dublin police department. If it weren't for them, I would have a pretty hefty bill for a hit and run situation with my Lexus. I am very happy our police department takes care of our city when there are accidents involved because at the light where I was hit, there was no camera to record the incident. Although I am still a bit shaken up by today's event, I am rest assured I will be in good hands thanks to the police report on file now. Thank you Dublin Police and I will make sure to vote my tax dollars in our next election to help you guys do what you do best!

Absolutely outstanding for responding to whatever they are called to do. Thank you for what you…read moredo!! I am very safe even in the time we are and if you ask any criminal why- they will tell you it is because the response time of the Huber Heights Police is very quick! I feel very safe in my neighborhood and feel protected by those in this division that took the oath to protect the public. I am very appreciative of that.

This is a class A organization. The officers are professional, compassionate and committed to…read morejustice. The civilian employees including the dispatchers are service oriented and friendly.