The Salvation Army of Solano County

Rhoda Chandler

Salvation Army’s decision to turn this location into a free food handout has had more negative impact on the deterioration of downtown Fairfield than any other single factor. Salvation Army is a bad neighbor and they have turned a once charming area into a blighted homeless magnet. This spills onto Texas Street and to business offices nearby. They refuse to even speak with residents about the rampant crime on their property and its effect on downtown residents, not to mention the strain on local law enforcement who have to respond to many calls there. This location is inappropriate for this service when we are working so hard to revitalize our struggling downtown business reputation. Residents find boxes and bags full of discarded food all over downtown. Just because this service is needed does not mean Salvation Army should not be clean, safe, and responsible providing such services. Shame on them!

Deborah Conover

Helpful. Pleasant. Ask questions regarding any service they may be able to assist you with. Food, clothes, payba bill.

Sandy Hoffmann

In order to get a dessert, a person usually lines up an hour before. If not for their help, many families would go hungry. God bless The Salvation Army!!!

rachel hernandez

They help the down and out folks in town. Staff is friendly. I have been in need of their services a few times and never had a bad experience.