I was visiting an elderly woman struggling with dementia. When I arrived she had just called the…read morepolice because of her spam calls. Officer Allen came out and was exceptionally patient and kind! I was truly impressed. Excellent treatment!

The beauty of homeschooling is that we get to visit really cool places on field trips and learn a…read morelot. Lucky us...we got to visit the Saint Augustine Police Department. I don't think I can find the words to say how grateful I am that not only the kids got this opportunity, but the parents as well. I am truly amazed at this police department. How they "do it" is beyond me! Let me tell you why... Do you know the population of St. Augustine, Florida is right at 14K? WHOA! I know...right? It seems bigger than that. But you know what?...that means they have a very small police department since the population is low. Let's think about that for a minute...HELLO!...this is a tourist town!!! Doesn't it seem like you always see an officer somewhere? Next question...how many people do you think visit St. Augustine every year? Yep...I guessed a million too! But it's 7 million! Yes, 7,000,000 people! How does this police force keep up? They are humpin'..that's how! They have a very small force and it goes without saying they are understaffed. The next time you see a St. Augustine police officer take some time to thank them for all they do because it's not easy with these numbers. They are good, but numbers are thin. As for the station, it is very small. But we truly enjoyed learning about day to day operations there and learning how they juggle their schedules to make it work for the people (you and me that is). After all, someone has to always be on duty to protect and defend. We all thought it was cool to see the interrogation rooms, the evidence lockers and especially the vehicles. The bullet proof vest were a big hit too. I, and we, appreciated the educating tour of the police department by Officer Samson, the time he dedicated to us and making us feel very welcome. Thank you!

A couple of weeks ago we needed the help of the CCSO. A friend of ours was going through an…read moreextremely difficult time mentally and emotionally. We called CCSO to get our friend to the hospital because he needed help. The deputies arrived professionally and calmly. They were all extremely polite and handled the situation in a stellar manner as to not add any stress to the situation. They stood by and wait for our friend to finish eating. Their interactions were kind and courteous. All and all they did an outstanding job. Thank you, Z. Hand C. Smith B. Chalumeau Grateful to have you all serving and protecting our community.

I am a 100 percent disabled veteran for PTSD and all the rest that goes with it. I had a bad day, I…read moreadmit that. I try to stay in my apartment, but I wasn't able to sleep for several days at that point. Officer Bradley and another extremely obese deputy from the jail broke both my knees and several ribs. They then threw me naked in a cell for two days. Ever since that day I have had nothing but horrible thoughts. I have to leave the country. No choice. I hope they meet their maker and get judged.

The office is opened 7:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. They are closed on the weekend. There are a…read morefew spots on the street in front of the building where you can park free for 15 minutes while you run in to pay a bill or get a permit. The Customer Service Representatives are always friendly and helpful. This location handles Business Tax Receipts, vendor permits, Parking, Licensing and utility bills. I also noticed that there was a drive thru window along the side of the building.

There's nothing like a old time Hometown feeling you get when you're at the local Christmas parade…read morewith all the families gathered and seeing all the kids eyes light up due to excitement. GCS put on a GREAT day with vendors..food trucks..walk of trees and the parade to top of the day. People were friendly and Santa said I was on the nice list again...woohoo...

Christmas Tree walk. The part is so beautiful that I almost hate telling people who might tell…read moreothers and crowd this gem. Right in front of the courthouse, river front and tranquil too.

One of the friendliest DMV's I have ever experianced. Even when it's so crowded that seats in the…read morewaiting area are not available the employees are still helpful and doing this jobs. The waiting area is clean as well. This is not the DMV of the North.

This woman was mean and created problems on my address. I asked what I needed. I was told by the…read morecentral operator. Came back with what was requested...then, it of nowhere, this woman became mean spirited and asked for all y change of are information...when I wasn't trying to change my address. Then I had to give her the documents or go get them and come back. Weird , man, unnecessary.

While visiting in Saint Augustine, we went on a self walking tour, a suggested monuments and…read morehistoric sites they were highly impressed and entertained on how the city has maintained the old world with the new world improvements

Nights of Lights never fails to amaze me, even after living nearby for 20 years. Visiting the old…read moreneighborhood brought us back, and my husband and I had an enjoyable evening walking around St. Augustine drinking in the history and beautiful lights. We spent a lovely walk around the waterfront, looking at the famous beloved Lions at the bridge and all the way to Flagler College. The Lightner Museum was the highlight across the street, and we walked down St. George Street for old times sake. Everyone wore masks and kept an appropriate social distance. Not crowded since it was after the holidays.

My family and I visited and LOVED IT. Our guide, Auntie V (Viola) made the entire tour so…read moreentertaining while also being informative. Would go back just for her!

Another cool old building of Florida history! The tour guide…read moredid an excellent job of storytelling that was entertaining and a really cool look at history. There were old artifacts and plaques with interesting information about the experience the prisoners would go through. Make me glad I wasn't a prisoner in those days! (Or at all)!