These first responders not only risk their lives to save others, but they are friendly and…read moreinformative to curious little ones that enjoy watching their trucks. We used to stop by with our little guy to check out the trucks and although the pandemic has meant that we watch from a distance, firefighters do seem to always have their mask on hand or nearby and are willing to answer questions as they go about their tasks of keeping the trucks in tip-top shape. They also rolled through several neighborhoods parading a plump, friendly Santa on a flatbed in the weeks before Christmas. Lights were flashing and the occasional siren or horn blast wowed the littles and was a refreshing change of pace during the pandemic. It was definitely a treat. Kudos HSFD and rock on!

Excellent staff, very friendly and knowledgeable. Will to help and teach fire safety to all age…read moregroups. Highly recommend this place and all the cre

Hands down, this is one of the finest Chambers of Commerce in the country!…read more My rep Kim Niskey (919) 360-8665 goes out of her way to make sure that i know about upcoming events and she is an amazing connector if people. If you're in business in Raleigh and you're not a member, you're missing out on fantastic tools offer by the Greater Raleigh Chamber!

my eyes closed while driving around 6-6:30 AM this morning . I went into a very uneven shoulder. my…read morefront and rear bumper were hanging by threads. I'm moving from Philly to Fla with my dog. The trooper was absolutely awesome. He zipped tied tied my front bumper and cut off the rear and handed me my license plate. He was pleasant and professional. I regret not getting his name. It happened in Roanoke Rapids. I If he's typical of your force you folks should stand proud !

This State Highway Patrol listing already existed on Yelp (I didn't create it). I'm not sure how it…read morecame to be because there are numerous North Carolina State Highway Patrol Troop Offices across the state and not all of them are on Yelp: https://www.ncdps.gov/our-organization/law-enforcement/state-highway-patrol/troop-offices. The address on this listing, at 1831 Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh, is for Troop C. In North Carolina, there are nine troops with the letter designations A through I. Each troop is based in a different city and has jurisdiction in a different set of counties. Troop C covers the Triangle. I often make the drive from Chapel Hill to High Point to Charlotte and on into South Carolina and Georgia, and back. The drive takes place on I-40 and I-85 and spans, I believe, four troop jurisdictions: C, D, E, and H. I haven't seen too much activity from Troop C over the past ~2.5 years. I think the most activity I consistently see is from Troop E on I-85 in Davidson County, near Lexington. That part of the interstate is easy to speed on because of the numerous lanes and low volume of traffic. It's also a great place for the State Highway Patrol to set up speed traps. I see the traps regularly. People also love to speed between Durham and Greensboro, which I believe is mostly Troop D territory. I'm a little surprised I haven't seen more people pulled over on that merged stretch of I-40 and I-85. It's relatively dangerous because of the higher volume of traffic between the Triangle and the Triad. State Highway Patrol is a Law Enforcement division of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety. Thank you to the State Highway Patrol for keeping us safe on the highway.

What wonderful guys! So kind, patient, and helpful when I had to call them to help my husband get…read moreinto a lift chair due to his disability. I needed some men with muscles and knowledge of how to handle a large, severely handicapped male safely, and they were perfect for the task.

This fire station helped me install my car seat. They provided a 20 minute personal "class" on…read moresafety and installation, and were amazingly nice and helpful! I believe it was Chad who helped me. Thanks guys!! So worth it!

EDIT UPDATE: Original gave them 5 stars but I am now downgrading it to 2! How did this got changed…read morefrom "Wake County Departure Regional Center" to Human Services, this review was for "Wake County Departure Regional Center" Like the big sign indicates, there is nothing about Human Services anywhere. Originally the only thing that was unexpected was the fact that the cashier had to write my driver's license number and address on the check, she said it was needed to track me down in case the check bounced. Easy Wake County offices with plenty of parking as an option to going Downtown Raleigh and fighting for parking 15 minutes is all it took to do all the paperwork and pay at the cashier without lines. The only thing was that the cashier had to write down my address and Driver's license number on the check in case the check bounced. Lol If paid by cc there is a 4% surcharge but at this location they take cash or check only, no cc processing machines here. Question to Yelp, why Wake County be allowed to edit a review and change the name of the original review given in good faith to their Regional Center, if so why don't they change their marquee since it is misleading to the general public that come to do business here. Hmm

Very friendly staff, easy, fast, efficient and thorough process to get COVID boosters etc. Well…read moredone and thank you to the Wake Human Services at Departure team!

The Northern Regional Center is a Social Services office but it is also used for elections either…read moreon election day or sometimes for early voting. It is a smaller voting site so the lines can get long at times and wrap around the building and go down the sidewalk for the big elections. Once the building was used for giving vaccines. I think it was the flu shot as it was before COVID. The building has a large parking lot so parking is normally easy to find.

Mr outlaw, Mr circoto and an other officer came to my house for a incident and took them less than…read morea minute to arrive and handle the situation very beautifully. If I could.. I would pay them money! Great job officers

Had what could've been a really bad experience. I'm from Florida and in town visiting when I got…read morestuck in a ditch waiting for AAA which was going to take a very long time. A big THANK YOU to Officer Chris Outlaw, who helped me get the car out. He was very nice and very professional. Wish the police officers in Miami were this helpful!

The North Carolina Fallen Fire Fighter's Memorial is a nice tribute to the men and women who lost…read moretheir lives in the line of duty. The Memorial is in Nash Square in Downtown Raleigh and across the street from a fire station. The large memorial is a bronze statue with four firefighters. Three firefighters are rescuing a fourth that was under a steel beam. The names of the fallen heroes who have died since 1902 had to be redone as they ran out of room as unfortunately more names needed to be added. They also include those who have died of heart attacks and car accidents. If you are near Nash Square make sure to stop by this memorial.

Nice park located in the heart of Raleigh to honor the lost Firefighters that we lost during 911…read more Park it's self is simple piece that covers a sq block that has beautiful landscape and trees. But other than that it has no playground or anything that makes it a place to come hang out and chill.