Apparently, this is another example of the City of Apache Junction pissing away tax dollars by doing everything in their power to discourage people from using a new facility.
The library is impossible to find, even driving around all day in the 103 heat, hoping you'll accidentally stumble over it.
There are no signs indicating how or where to find it. Once you find it, there's a small sign smack dab in front, but you'll never see it unless you're standing right in front of it.
The building itself is made of dozens of glass panels that look like doors, yet they provide no signs indicating where entry or exit doors are. You'll see a pair of doors all the way down toward one end of the building, only find they're locked. A large sign warning those doors are not an entrance would help, but that never occurred to the bird brains at Apache Junction. By the time you discover the entrance is clear on the far other side of the damned building, there's still nothing to indicate it's an entrance.
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