Eaton County Sheriff's Office Substation - Delta Township Patrol

This past weekend( August 5-6) while staying in Lansing for a VFW Post and Auxiliary function, the motorcycle brigade provided us (aprox 100 cars) with a police escort from our hotel to the National Children's Home. As an auxiliary member I just wanted to say thank you for providing us safe passage through many very busy intersections on our 45 minute journey to the home. I personally appreciate your time and effort. Suzanne Hasko, Auxiliary President Post 1079, Elyria, Ohio

I called on New Year's day off all days. Lord knows the police have better things to do. But the dispatcher (I never got his name) was the kindest and most helpful man I could've dreamed of. My 2 huskies somehow snapped a 300+ yard tieout they use to go potty and play a couple times a day. These are entirely indoor dogs and they couldn't handle the weather. One of them is an over $10,000 service dog for injuries I sustained in the war. Not only does she allow me to get thru daily life, she's also saved my life when I had medical complications. They aren't just pets, they are family and my life line. My only companions since my injuries don't allow me to leave the house often as it's too hard to move me. As you can imagine I was frantic, trying to wheelchair up and down the road to find them. This man was compassionate and caring part anything you would expect from someone who heart the worst daily and has to stay professional. So God Bless him, and thank you for everything you did for our family.

I had an incident occur that I wanted to press charges and the deputy that called me discouraged me from pressing charges against the individual. So I waited a few days and called dispatch again. Wow, I don’t think I have talked to a more rude person that is supposed to be a public servant. Thumbs down.