Best Highway Patrol Grand Rapids Near Me

Stephen Kimball: I can't say enough kind words for the help I received after an attempted car theft from my home! Great guys who are very professional and courteous! I support our men in blue !

Olivia Goeres: Corrupt system. Don’t trust them.

Chris W: amazing team. They work so hard to keep us safe. Thank you so much!

Matthew Curry: I’m glad that this service is available. Staff always very courteous.

A. T.: Poor customer service. Hoped they would help me with my case. I was very alarmed with my situation, no provided sympathy or comfort. I had to repeat myself. They referred me to downtown police even if we have same zip code. Doesn’t make sense. The downtown police hasn’t done anything since December. Will leave it at that. On a positive note, at this location you can drop off unneeded or old medications for environmental safety.

Nicholas O'Rourke: 2.6 out of 5 is a failure. Petty office brown is a joke.

Land Ready: CORRUPT!! DO NOT TRUST EGR POLICE.

David Allen: Very corrupt - they do not handle incidents by the law. Police Officer Troy Brown is by far the most unprofessional, unethical person I've ever met. Instead of looking into Nick Hopkins for running around with high schoolers for 15 years, they rather harass the people who actually pay their salaries. LOL, this police crew is a joke.

J VP: I was recently helped by East Grand Rapids Public Safety and I was so grateful for their professionalism and willingness to come to my aid. A huge thank you to the officers who work there to help the community members of East Grand Rapids!

Steve EGRnative616: Good and Bad apples, I've had great experiences as well as sour ones. Get a bad apple prepare to be intimidated and/or harassed. They really need to work on community engagement and building relationships.

Ap lexers: The EAST GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SAFETY is hear to harass you! Intimidated you & even arrest you for no reason. This tiny little town outside of GR is filled with racist police officers. Feel free to ride on the brand new Ford ECON. Beware of this department they are not here to serve our community but to harass our friends that come to visit. Also beware of the mess of construction signs all over Lake Drive they are meant to trick people into tickets. Hey they have to meet a the monthly amount! Like I said they are not here to serve us! We should be able to hire our police officers in town hall meetings and have social media background checks on them before hiring! & drug & alcohol testing monthly. Have them remember who is in charge who pays that salary! We the people!

Don S.: Nice people that work at this office. Very friendly and helpful.

Scott Sweeney: Really helpful people who are interested in helping you if you have an emergency

Ronda Decker: This is a amazing group of offices of the law enforcement very caring friendly understanding and take time to listen and check things out. I have to give them all the biggest Thank you for their services and beyond five stars🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 God Bless them all

Tim Curry: Professional friendly troopers,caring.

Jac: They don’t care at all :( wish they actually responded when people call for help

Matt Lovley: Honestly. 1 officer "tripped and fell"and almost shot a kid. 1 smh 1 "thought he heard a shot" when a pole cracked and almost shot the accident victim. And 1 shot someone in the back of the head for bad plates. Welcome to grand rapids

Lil Willie: I had to wait for hours for an officer to arrive after a car accident

chris cutting: It's evident that their budget has been cut to the point where there aren't enough officers, but tonight reminded me that there is still much room for improvement. Even when laws are being broken by people who are still on scene (four blocks from GRPD headquarters), they get upset when you report it, as was demonstrated tonight.We called because someone left their dog inside a car with the windows rolled up that was sitting in the sun for more than an hour on an 86 degree day. Dispatch said officers weren't going to do anything about it, and the person on the phone was clearly agitated that we called.Though the officers that respond to calls are friendly and are clearly stretched thin, there have been countless other instances where we've been pretty let down. It tends to always be on the back end of things.As a manager of a restaurant downtown, we've had to call for assistance on a regular basis. Once we called because an employee pulled a kitchen knife on another employee, and after multiple calls, nothing ever happened. We were told weeks later that an intern messed up when taking the call. Thank God we have staff trained to be able to handle things on our own.When police do respond and we say we'd like to press charges, we are told that they cannot help us with this, and that we must call and speak with a detective the following day to ensure this happens. It's common for us to not be able to get through to actually speak with someone directly.The vast majority of legitimate issues we call GRPD about result in no sufficient results. Adding to this are the consistent untimely response times. Officers have told us that they aren't able to respond because there's a more significant issue. We've even had officers leave our site mid conversation due to this and leave us hanging.There clearly needs to be more officers on the daily roster, but I believe the bigger issue is the organization of the department, and the training and structure on the back end. It's clearly setup in a way that prevents justice from occurring at the expense of the citizens who have to deal with the consequences. We have a list of unresolved case numbers that we wrote to the city manager about even. Only one of those cases panned out with prosecution, in which someone kicked our door in. Despite damage to our building and the assurance from them that we'd be compensated after the fact, we never received stated compensation.After a previous meeting with the captain that went well, I still believe we're on our own much of the time. I don't believe it's the captain's fault. It's the structure of the entire GRPD mixed with not having the resources available to create the change that's needed to be able to follow through and ensure that the citizens and businesses in Grand Rapids can, in fact, depend on our local police department to keep us safe.If you think defunding the police is a solution, you're clearly not in tune with the reality of how things operate. However, something needs to drastically change to ensure the citizens of Grand Rapids can have a safe city to live in.

jada reahm: Our officers are consistently showing that they think they’re above that law and that needs to end

Cameron: Sargent Albert was very patient and very helpful.

Derrick D. Simmons Sr.: Two years later and still no police presence and the News says it's because they have no gas. War Vet with no record and I think I need to buy some Police protection myself because all I see you doing is getting coffee and talking about nothing.

Lauren Tara: I don't trust any of these police officers.

rolly knevels: Still stinks of above the law folks.

Brandon Schleh: Poor choice in officers.

Rhonda Love: Car was in accident. Police were quick to respond and handled incident very well. Thank you!

Natural Earth: My special needs child has been abused by a perp whom I know. Getting functional help on this topic is difficult especially when my child can become non-verbal when extremly frustrated. I appreciate that the nice officer named "Zane" came and took a report, he trouble shooted questioning me about details and it had finally dawned upon me how to get the missing puzzle piece. This is important that I get an updated medical evaluation from her specialized medical provider - not the regular family doctor.

Erin Reynolds: I support the men and women of the GRPD!!!!They are always there for us when we need them!! Thank you GRPD!!!

James Haaksma: Thank you for your service! You all are incredibly well-trained and professional. We are blessed as a city to have the police force we do!

Shirley Goodspeed: They always help out when u need them

Kristana Beard: I have yet to have any problems with our Grand Rapids Police. In all my years of living in Grand Rapids the G.R police department is fast to respond and very thorough with questioning and fallowing up. Thank you Grand Rapids Police for putting your life on the line to protect victims and serving your communities by making our our neighborhoods safer and better. Thank you for your Service!

Lab The3rd: I had lost my keys so I checked to see if they were at the police department. While they were not there, they actually took the time to check their records for any items of that description while being very friendly. 5-Stars for sure!

jolimano: It should go without saying, but this is based on only my personal experience with GRPD. I called the non-emergency line to report my stolen wallet. I spoke to two different officers, and they were both helpful and professional. The first gentleman especially, and he was very willing to help me with my issue. Honestly, for something this small, I was cynical about being taken seriously but I can say with appreciation that I was wrong.

Austin Reinart: Saved me from my brother who tried to kill me literally thank u so much

Jody Deems-McCargar: Very responsive and surprisingly fast at getting to our house in light of of how many calls they must receive every morning. Very courteous and professional officers on the phone and in person.