I went without an appointment , they didn't get me in but gave me a number to call and I did and…read morewas able to handle it over the phone in the parking lot , so person on other end of phone great and had what I needed in the mail for taxes in a few Days .

My friend had an appointment with Social Security in the afternoon. We made a day of it by visiting…read moreother places prior to this visit. We arrived early in the hopes of being seen early. We did our usual check in at the kiosk and received a number for help. The agent was 15 minutes late for the scheduled appointment. He was swift and efficient. My friend had questions but he said he didn't have time. I didn't think that was right especially that he kept us waiting, I understand there are other customers who need help but don't dismiss those who have a few questions. He called the next customer so we had no choice but to leave. They have their own parking lot

$25/year for a little gym membership, you can't really beat that! Yes it's small but it's not…read moreusually that busy! Very clean and they have 3-4 TVs. We also have started playing pickle ball on Tuesdays at this location and it's so fun! Happy to have this place in my neighborhood!

I have been at one address since 1980. That has allowed me to have a number Tempe police…read moreexperiences. I believe I benefitted from each. Each one was of a different nature. My most recent was filing a police report. An officer was called and was 5 star in every manner. To add to my appreciation it was approved in less than expected time. All building staff from entering the building through exiting the building was pleasant and rewarding. It seemed to be that Tempe employees are adequately prepared to deal with the public in a hoped for manner.

Officers unwilling to enforce laws, even when notified by the public. Repeated negative…read moreinteractions with Officer Jeff Gabbie. He is extremely aggressive and pushes back on citizens when they ask him to do his job. Numerous reported issues with no action by the police department. Dispatchers are often rude and dismissive, and responding officers mirror those same behaviors. The department could be much better about proactive law enforcement and chasing the unsheltered drug users out of the public parks and walkways

I love Tempe for its programs to reduce, reuse and recycle. The Household Products Collection…read moreCenter was created for Tempe and Guadalupe residents to be able to drop off any hazardous materials that would be dangerous to throw away and to save any items that can be recycled. Some common items you can bring in to the center are: Light bulbs Aerosol cans Motor oil Fryer oil Paint Computers and computer monitors For a complete list, go here: http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/public-works/household-products-collection-center-hpcc/don-t-trash-it 4 days out of the year the center has a Zero Waste Day. We actually didn't even realize we had come on this season's Zero Waste Day and were pleasantly surprised by the ease of being able to drop off our items. Everything was very well organized, with different stations for each type of item you are wanting to drop off. You don't even have to get out of your car! The staff here will take everything from your car for you. The city works with several vendors (E.g., document shredding companies, Goodwill, Tempe Community Action Agency) in order to make these days a success. Zero Waste Day allows residents to drop off additional items the center wouldn't normally take. This includes: Styrofoam Food donations Clothing Paper for shredding Bicycles and bicycle parts For a more complete list, go here: http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/public-works/recycling-and-solid-waste/recycling/zero-waste-days From the Household Products website, "As of January 2018 over 98,109 residents have dropped off items to be recycled or reused at the HPCC. Since 2005 there has been over a 205% increase in participation including over 453,366 pounds of waste collected just last year with a 94% recycling rate! Total weight diverted from the landfill and storm drains is over 4,519,637 pounds of material." Very cool! Let's keep our planet as healthy as possible by recycling and reusing what we can! Details: -Open Fridays (7-12) and Saturdays (7-1) -Right next to the Tempe Fire Training Center -4 Zero Waste Days offered a year (Jan, April, November from the website) **You will need to bring proof of residency to be able to drop off items** (Driver's license or utility bill)

Super awesome place! I don't know why I only got to know this place now, but glad I found this…read moreplace! They take lots of electronics for free if you are a Tempe resident, today I brought my used 55 inch LVD TV and they took it for free. I didn't need to even get out of my car, the staffs there took the TV out and all I had to do was just sitting in my car. They are super friendly as well! I made a call before the visit, they were friendly through the phone call and even more friendlier in person!

This location is on Javelina Ave just North of the NW corner of Baseline and Mesa/McQueen. There is…read morea parking lot on the South side of Javelina but don't park there because the entrance is on the NE side of the building and there is a large parking lot (see photo). Had to go here to fix some legal paper work. You do have to go through a detector like at the airport. Then to check in you use a kiosk (see photo) and you get a number letter like "C301." But they are not printed consecutively so you need to pay attention or check the monitors for what numbers have been called. The people there are very friendly and helpful. I have been there twice now and both times the people have been very helpful because legal paperwork can be confusing. Since you have to go, not a bad option.

Fast, easy and very friendly! Never more than a 5 minute wait! I will always go here than go to the…read moreDMV!

Where another third-party DMV service failed miserably (one stop motor vehicles services) the same…read moreday I came here and had absolutely no issues whatsoever would absolutely recommend coming here

I attended a class here. Everyone was personable and nice. I also got to stay a few days and enjoy…read morethe city. Thanks ASU PD.

While touring the ASU campus, we stopped into Hayden Library for a little break from the Arizona…read moreheat. The first thing I noticed when we walked in was the skateboard rack. You could leave your skateboard there and actually lock it up while you were inside because absolutely no wheels are allowed in the library. I thought that was such a convenient feature, especially on a college campus where so many students use skateboards to get around. The library looked exactly like what you would expect a library to look like--and sounded like one too. It was quiet! There were tons of breakout rooms where students could work together and actually talk without disturbing everyone else. There was also plenty of seating in all different styles, with lots of places to spread out, study, work, or just take a break. Compared to the rest of the ASU campus, which was full of school colors and "Forks Up" everywhere you looked, the library had much more muted tones and wasn't nearly as colorful. I'm guessing that was intentional to create a calmer environment where students could focus on their studies. The architecture was beautiful, too, and there were some really nice details throughout the building. One of my favorite things was a dry-erase board that asked, "What do you love most about campus so far?" They had Post-it notes available for people to add their answers. Some responses were sweet and thoughtful, some were hilarious, and others were just completely ridiculous. It was a fun little glimpse into the personalities of the students. Overall, Hayden Library seemed like a great place for students to study, work on group projects, or simply take a break from the busy campus. I also loved that they thought about transportation and gave students a safe place to secure their skateboards before coming inside. It was definitely a nice little escape from the heat, and even though we weren't there to study, I could see why students would spend plenty of time here.

I appreciate that while we are in an pandemic that ASU has their library open for students to…read morestudy. As a seasoned adult, I do not appreciate these two Aid's. They were harassing us, having others monitor us, mocking us and waving along with talking loudly about us at the front desk and then at one point came into our study room threatening us they were going to kick us out of the library. I understand they are enforcing the mask requirement, however, we were in our on study room, door closed and didn't leave the room. The first time they came in, they told us we were required to wear masks, so we put them on. The second time she came in, I had just taken a drink and was pulling my mask back up and my study partner was doing teach-back on our topic so her mask had fallen slightly past her nose, that's when we got the lecture on pulling our masks up all the way and if we weren't going to be compliant then they reserved the right to kick us out. They were hyper-focused on us during their rounds that I didn't see them acknowledge three other students that weren't wearing masks at all. Diligence is one thing and I get they have been told to ensure students are wearing masks. However, today what I experienced from these two was harassment.

This is a pretty good system they have going here. If you forget your toll transponder for your…read morerental car, they keep track of it and a week or two later you get a bill. I was in Tampa and drove on the Veterans Expressway and the Pinellas Bayway a couple of times. I did not have a toll transponder with me and there is no staffed booth where you can pay cash at the time. So I expected a bill in the mail. The bill arrived and it was paid by the same credit card I used for the rental. $1.60 for Tuesday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service charge. $2.60 for Wednesday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service charge. $1.60 for Thursday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service change. $0.54 for Friday's one toll. Plus $4.95 service charge. Total of $6.34 for the tolls and $19.80 for the fees. It's a good thing this is "work" money because three parts "fee" to one part "expense" might be upsetting. Don't like it? Bring a transponder or don't drive on the toll roads, which are ubiquitous in Florida. [Review 18931 overall - 111 in Arizona - 2454 of 2022.]

This company continues to fraudulently charge my credit card for services I did not authorize.read more

SSGT Evans was so helpful! He answered all of my questions and really went above and beyond…read more If you are looking for a great recruiter, go here and talk to him !

Sgt Evan's was great helping me through my enlistment process. He was always on it and as soon as…read morehe knew something he let me know so I always felt in the loop of anything going on. Joining during covid had its list of weird extra hurdles, but sgt Evans was always on top of it. All and all I don't regret my decision to join the airforce and I'm proud to be here.