I want to give a positive shout out to Daniel Lopez-Saum. I was visiting with my son in Tucson and…read moreI forgot my phone at the Casino. The casino help me and they said that the phone was taken by a person who had left the casino. officer Lopez-Saunders came to the casino and took a report and then proceeded to go to the house of the person who had taken my phone. He found the phone and returned it with the hour. Wow!! He was very professional and showed a lot of concern for me. He is a shiny example of a police officer and I am proud to have him work in the city where my son and daughter in law lives. thanks again officer Lopez-Saum. Dan

Do you still arrest people ILLEGALLY? VIOLATE CITIZENS RIGHTS? Its quite pathetic that your "law"…read moreenforcement officers dont know the LAW they are "enforcing". I see by the 1 star rating that im not the only person that feels your SERVICE (to the community) is horrible. Anyone who willingly violates the law should be FIRED! SUED, and PAY for their own lawsuits. No other profession allows and encourages such INCOMPETENCE.

Had a wonderful experience with Sargent Gibson, my wife and I took a car seat training class which…read morewas very helpful and informative for the proper way of installing a child car seat. She was extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly, and it helped us with the confidence to make sure our godchildren are safe.

Terribly disappointing - couldn't be bothered to come to south Pima county .... It took 3 phone…read morecalls and 5 hours for a gunshot into a residential home . But 2 days later I was in Vail my car was parked in the shade I ran in for dog food and had my windows down and breeze and Sherrif called entice and was able to wait for me to come out and had answered the call of a crabby lady who was totally wrong about my dogs . . 4 widows down a huge amount in the biggest suv in theatre and not hot but they could call me and admonish me and spend 45 minutes on that

For what it's worth, I have never been a fan of the police since many abuse power or just plain old…read moredon't care, but I gotta say I had a much better experience with these guys than I ever have with TPD. The officer I dealt with was so much more of a professional and seemed like a genuinely good human being. I didn't get the same shady, uneasy and distrusting vibe I get any time I have interacted with TPD. Sheriffs department seems to have the right idea on who to hire for that type of job. Thank you Pima County Sheriffs Departmen!

Horrible police department. Fail investigative duties on all levels…read more Refuse to serve the public tax payers. Negligent Sheriff Dept . However, their location on west side is much much better. They are Competent, take reports, follow up and exercise diligence. This one is a joke and their sergeants are even more worthless! Avoid and report to main office on Benson.

SLOW-PACED & GROWING CITY! I really enjoyed Tucson, I can tell they're aiming to expand and appeal…read moreto the diverse community within. There's a food hall in development and many more attractions on the horizon. Downtown has a cool city feel, it's smaller but I enjoyed having a convention center, arena, and several public activities during the end of the year. My family and I spotted an ice rink hosted by the local hockey team the Tucson Roadrunners! Tucson has a several hiking trails, a national park near (Saguaro), and beautiful views of the desert mountain landscape. The roads are pretty good, much better than other cities I've visited in the US. If you're an introvert, this is a great place. Overall, the locals were pretty decent. I ran in to a couple of unsavory, raunchy people with no class but hey that's everywhere. Thankfully, since Tucson is more diverse and has a big Hispanic community, there's a little less prejudice here. I have hope for Tucson as it's quickly progressing.

I have never been to the city of Tucson AZ only passing through at night just like this time, only…read moreto take a break. So a little history about Tucson AZ it was established as a spanish presidio in 1775 and incorporated as a city in 1877 Tucson is the oldest city in Arizona, plus it's rich history, diverse culture and unique outdoors adventures in the surrounding mountains, like hiking, rocking climbing, vineyards tours, cave tours historical tours just to name a few. I do plan to come back and explore what the city of Tucson has to offer. 1,412.7 miles to go.

I want to thank are oro valley police officers they are helpful and knowledgeable thankyou again…read morefor helping me get car unlocked i can say this the officer hes a pro and the best i seen and saved me alot of money he charged nothing when the locksmith did it they charged 200 and damaged my jeep! Door oro valley police are the best and i hope that they know there heros.thankyou for being there when i needed help bless you

One of the most valuable assets in the Town of Oro Valley's portfolio is it's Police Department. I…read morehave had the opportunity to interact with several of its officers over the years, as well as members of its command staff. All were motivated, hard working and decent folks who obviously took pride in the job and their department. The Department is well funded, professionally staffed and has the luxury of handpicking the best experienced officers, from other Arizona police agencies, when a staff vacancy occurs because of its outstanding reputation. Most police departments have at least one officer whose actions can taint the entire agency. If Oro Valley PD has that officer on staff, I have yet to meet or hear of him/her. If you are considering moving to Oro Valley, AZ to join me in retirement or for a move up in other ways, be assured your police department will keep you and yours safe while you live your life in one of southern Arizona's best communities to live in.

I always support our LE! Especially our home town hero's that are overworked, under paid and under…read moreappreciated

As a proud resident of Sierra Vista, I would like to give a shout out to the professionals that…read morehave sworn to protect us. As we all know, 2020 has NOT been a great year for our Nation! Yet, it's the "little acts of kindness" that go unreported or seen that WE as a Community, a Nation, should strive for each and every day. A heartfelt "THANKS " to the men and women in uniform!