Good library with a nice size collection of books and a wide variety of movies. There is always…read moresome fun activity going on for families, teens, and children. I enjoy their free movies and themed days, as well as their willingness to help the community! I have fond memories of this library throughout my childhood.

When planning our road trip, I didn't want to drive more than 4 hours/day. So we chose this town to…read moresleep in between Truth or Consequences town and Scottsdale. Really not much to see or do, no highlights. It's supposed to be on the Salsa Trail, where you get free chips and salsa in many Mexican restaurants. However, the place we ended up eating dinner at, which was on the roster of good Mexican restaurants on the Salsa Trail, was a huge disappointment. Suggest finding small mom and pop places not on Main Street where the locals eat.

I have to say the people is Safford sure are nice. We were coming through, from New Mexico to the…read morewest coast and thought we would look down main street. We Did. I was looking at the town center and the monuments in front of the courthouse and Anet needed a restroom. We also want a recommendation from a local of the places in town for lunch. Well she zoomed into the city offices was offered the rest room, some nice conversation and a recommendation. We have been coming back to that restaurant in Safford now each time we drop through. Thank you City of Safford.

The Chamber punches well above its weight; with a limited number of staff member they still seem to…read morebe everywhere lifting up the community. All of my businesses are proud Chamber Members.

The chamber has a new operating board and has hired a new executive director. Their focus is on…read morehelping existing local businesses. The location doubles as an above average visitors center, which includes an adjoining park with large restrooms.

The operations of the post office are pretty typical: limited hours of operation, long lines, and…read morenot enough customer service employees. However, the reason to go in is the building. The building was constructed during the 1930's and still has art deco trim and embellishments. The coolest thing is the southwestern morals painted by artists of the Works Projects Administration during the depression.

Staff polite & helpful. Quick wait time. Love the…read morearchitecture of the older building.

The city of Safford will shut off all your utilities in less then 30 days. If you have not paid…read moreyour utilities by the 27th of each month they will get shut off and you can not write a check or get an extension. The city of Safford does not care about its community and who depend on their utilities for survival.