What a beautiful library! It's such a gorgeous layout with wonderful views of Bisbee on the top…read morefloor! Friendly staff and well kept !

We absolutely loved this library! Beautiful! Historic! Friendly staff! No wonder it's nationally…read moreaward winning, 2019 and 2023 I believe. Keep it up Copper Queen! 1st floor is the children's area, teen area, and service desk. 2nd floor is the adult area. Our favorite part was the rare book room with the guest book on the 1st floor. Super rad.

I live 11 miles from this place, but it's only been ten days since I found it. A friend lives…read morenearby and said this is where she parks her car and walks her dog on a three-mile loop down to the San Pedro River and back. She took me here with another dogwalker and I've been coming here daily ever since. There isn't much at the actual kill site other than a plaque describing how Ed Lehner in 1952, landowner of this site, who found butchering tools along with tapir, mammoth, bison and horse bones dating 11,000 years ago when Clovis people lived here. There's nothing here now but the plaque on a high spot in the area. It's now used mostly for other things: It's a great place to set up a telescope on a new moon, or a camera tripod for those gorgeous sun rises and sunsets, and moon rises and moon sets. You have a panoramic view of the Huachuca Mountains. About 50 meters east is a trail that locals use for their dogs and horses. It is a perimeter trail that loops around the field. Birders at the nearby San Pedro B&B use this trail along the river early in the mourning and near dusk to spot birds of all kinds. There are harriers that fly over the field looking for a meal. I would not suggest anyone come here after dusk, as it's six miles from the border with Mexico.

Just a plaque. Nothing there. But nice to think there were mammoths there and was probably a kill…read moresite for prehistoric people.

Quick wait time during lunch! Tara was amazing and thorough with her explanations. Best federal…read moregovernment experience in a long time

I just signed up for Social Security but wanted taxes taken out (W4-V). So I filled it out and was…read moreprovided the option to mail it or hand deliver it. Certain that something this important would get lost, I decided to try and hand deliver it. I had visions of the something worse than going to DMV. I was so wrong. I went in without an appointment, was met at the door by a guard to ensure that I didn't have any weapons (too bad we live is a society where this is a necessity). There were 3 people at the windows and 2 sitting waiting in chairs. I entered information into the kiosk and got a ticket with a number. It was a short wait when my number showed up on the screens. I did my business and the lady helping me was friendly and helpful, an actual person not a mindless drone. I headed back to my car. It only took 15 minutes or less.

One of the cool things to visit in Bisbee is the Old Post Office. It has been modernized to take…read morecare of today's business but, there are still some remnants of the old historical parts if you look around especially behind the counter. This was the gathering place back in the old days. There is even an old library that occupies the 2 floors above.

Due to continual break ins by vandal thieves, our post office is currently on lock down during non…read morebusiness hours. For those of us whom are OB residents, we rely on the PO, because we do not have home delivery as an option. I'd like to whip, beat and stone the mother truckers who have caused this repeatedly. FU THIEVES

This post office had DnD postal stamps to rolls of postcard stamps - I was very impressed and happy…read moreto have purchased from here and would highly recommend this USPS.

When I asked for a mail hold they suggested I have a neighbor pick up my mail…read more Mail was left in my box for up to six weeks with a mail hold submitted After I picked up my mail from the mail hold, still didn't get my mail or packages for two weeks Red flag up for mail pick up not picked up for up to three days The post office needs to be closed since they really don't know how or want to do their job. Time for a postal inspection

Below is my original review. After I wrote this review another mail truck pulled up to my…read moreneighbor's house and I went out to inquire about the package that has been delayed twice and for some reason the message from Amazon earlier was there was an attempt and they would try again?? There was no attempt I noticed as no one came to the door and nothing in the mailbox (the package was dog vitamins so no signature required thus the inspiration for this original review). After I gave the patient mailman an earful and he was polite to hear me out, he left and about an hour or less later he came back with my package and personally delivered it to my address. Now that is impressive! He said he was actually a supervisor out helping out on the route. I wished I would have asked for his name but he was excellent and made up for the bad experience of a twice delayed package. That is service at its best and I can't say enough about how great that truly is!! If you continue on and read my original review, it shows how I felt like the USPS has completely disintegrated into an almost useless Albatros and the original star rating was 1 star. Now its 5 stars because of that man who heard me out and actually went the extra mile literally to take care of the issue. Thank you Sierra Vista post office supervisor!!! ORIGINAL FRUSTRATED REVIEW: There aren't words to describe how horrible the mail service has been for the past year. Try calling either the local number or the national post office number and you will get only a waste of your time and nothing more. Its a total joke. The automated national system won't take a tracking number despite asking for it and then will not put you through to an agent without one. Locally there is a lengthy voice message about hours, passport info when it does final start to ring no one answers and eventually will time out with a fast busy signal. This is what we pay billions and billions of dollars for each year. WHY????

I walked in with all of my change of address information handed it to a representative who also…read morescanned my ID said it would help expedite and confirm the process Called two weeks later to follow up and they had no record of change of address

My pre-check was due to expire before I could get an appointment in Phoenix. So we set out on a…read moreSaturday morning for the two hour drive from our home in Mesa to enrollment center in Tucson. Not wanting to run into a delay and be late we planned to arrive about an hour before my scheduled time. We made good time on the freeway and arrived at 12:30pm for my 1:40pm appointment. Instead of stopping for lunch before hand, we went straight to the enrollment center, rang the buzzer and asked if by chance they could take me early. The sliding doors opened and we were in the waiting room. That's when we met the voice on the speaker. Agent Ballesteros! He took me right back and made quick work of the interview. He was kind and efficient. I turned over my passport and my Arizona Driver's license showing my current address. He took my fingerprints and had a few questions, mostly to verify the information they had was correct. I received a Global Entry information guide in which my new pre-check number had been written. Then we were done. I thanked Agent Ballesteros for taking me early and we were on our way out. The chairs in the waiting room had a few people in them by then. I'm thinking we must have showed up right at the end of their lunch break. If you're in the greater Phoenix area, don't hesitate to make the drive down to the Tucson Enrollment Center if an appointment time in the Valley won't work for you. Just be aware of the heavy traffic during morning and evening rush hours mostly between Phoenix and Casa Grande. Plan your appointment for a time that allows you avoid rush or come on the weekend and enjoy a nice drive. It's definitely doable and certainly worth the benefits that Global Entry affords us.

Located at the Tucson airport, they process global entry interviews here…read more I've been enjoying the Global Entry and pre-check privilege for almost 8 years now and finally decided to apply for my family members. Interview spots at Phoenix airport weren't available until a few months later but Tucson location offered a whole lot more including weekend! Parking is available at the short term parking at the airport. Park near the entrance as the Global Entry office is near there. We arrived one hour earlier than our appointment time but they kindly went ahead to process. The whole process was about 5-6 minuets. I thought it took 15 minutes when I originally applied but their process was very quick and efficient. I was thinking did I just drive 2 hours one way for five minutes interview? But considering benefits we get from the membership, it was worths the drive. If you can't get interview in Phoenix, consider Tucson as your alternative.

Ever want to see what a prison bathroom feels like? This is the place. Literally the vibe of…read moresitting in the stall feels shady! But don't let that spook you. Restrooms are clean to a certain degree. There is free wifi and information center seems to be closed at this time. A reminder, be prepared to not have access to get back onto the interstate. Reason why, they closed the entrance off! Be careful if you pull out of this place at night, we were lucky enough to have the sun since our maps didn't know it was closed off.

This Visitor Center provides free WiFi, lots of tourist information, great souvenirs, and helpful…read morestaff. The facility was charming and filled with artifacts that provided a way to better understand New Mexico's unique history and cultural resources. Well worth a stop. Irene was super helpful and welcoming and made my visit memorable.

I have been a SWG customer for 33 years, best customer service of any utility I have had. It is…read morereally disingenuous to start throwing out 1 star reviews for a company with these standards. So many say (SWG) needs competition. Ok, see which companies line up to spend hundreds of millions of dollars of capital to lay pipe all over Cochise county, the permits, the road closures, and years upon years of construction because you think they have a monopoly. I have had stellar service every time I dealt with the office in Sierra Vista, this has been over 30 years. The only time people are upset, is because they did not get their way. But behind this is much more than people who dont care, it is regulations, time constraints and they are governed by the Arizona Corporation Commission. You are billed by how much you use, if your use is much higher than previous tenant, they call this to your attention, if you think the cost of Gas is too high call the ACC. When people dont get their way, the employees automatically become rude. This is no way is a reflection on this company. They are solid top to bottom, and have a fantastic reputation in Cochise County going back to 1960s, including me.

Worst customer service EVER. They really don't care about their customers. They know you don't have…read moreany other choice. 11 days without gas due to a leak they found. I had my city inspection passed on Wednesday, they scheduled me for Monday which is today. 1.24 pm and they haven't showed yet. And every customer service representative has been rude, condescending for just naming two.