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!

Another year of jury duty at the Superior Court in wonderful PHX Arizona and honestly I was shocked…read moreby how nice we juror's had it compared to serving in Downtown Los Angeles where the room is cold concrete and dark with nothing to see or do but stare at the wall. The accommodations were really nice without going into too much detail. But if you get summoned bring a tablet or laptop there's food near by so even after being there all day I was honestly content being there.

Reporting for Jury Duty, yup! Got uber to drive me here because I'm pretty sure the parking in…read morePhoenix is hectic, even my Uber driver had to circle twice just to know where to drop me off. I'm not familiar with the area but in getting in after the security check/metal detectors, you simply go left where all the other people are sitting (like they were waiting for their flights to depart) because it looks exactly like an airport. Once you enter the room, you'll have to sign in on their portable computer thingy, ah kiosk is what I was looking for, with your Jury ID # and last name. There will be people/workers to help you in the process. The rest is just the waiting game. I was here 15 mins before 9am and then didn't announce anything till 30mins after. You will be shown a video of what to expect and where everything is (cafe, restroom) which I totally forgot where those two are. And then one of them will call you by a number 1-60 and by your last name and first initial of first name, then you will head to the back of the room where an assistant will hand you a paper with your number and QR code which you'll scan to fill out the questionaire. If you don't have a tablet they will provide you one. If you don't remember the number, like I totally did, then say your last name because it should match with it. Then you wait some more. Was told that by 1:30pm that they will decide whether some of us go to the courtroom while the other goes home, based on what you said on the questionaire. There are no wrong or right answers but def they were some questions repeated a couple times just worded differently The people here are super nice and helpful and if you're like me with anxiety of going to unfamiliar places, don't be afraid to ask :) Why 4 stars? Because I don't want to be here. Lol but the place is clean and spacious. Uber was $64 plus tip all the way from QC to Downtown Phx. And in going back- Uber was $70. Love it. Sarcastically speaking. Hope yours will be a good case if you were one of the chosen 10 I got to go home.. waited 5 hours for my name to not be called

I have been a member of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce for over a year now. I was not sure what…read moreit would be like for me and my Real Estate business but decided I needed to get involved in the community in which I live and work. It has been such a wonderful experience! The staff at the chamber is awesome, friendly, and helpful. They are such supporters of helping the business in Chandler. My Business Development representative Barbara Caravella has been a true asset to me and my business. If you have a business in Chandler, you must join!

This organization has been the cornerstone to developing my business. The members and staff are…read morecaring, thoughtful partners in economic development for businesses in our community. Spectacular results if you engage.

I wouldn't say, I recommend this place for anyone. However, Building B (this place) is where I had…read moreto pick up property after making an appointment. Not in the other building that deals with impounds and whatever else. Things I didn't like, I had an appointment yet still had to wait quite a while after that time, outside. The person who scheduled did not mention anything about building b, that I signed something I couldn't personally read because the screen was on their side and they assured me what it said but that is not how signing legal documents goes.... ummm yea, just not the sort of place I want to be visiting... like, ever.

This park is such a vibe! Every time I visit, there's something exciting happening...from lively…read moremarkets with amazing local vendors to live music that brings the whole space to life. The atmosphere is unmatched. You can stroll through the market, grab something delicious, and then relax on the grass while enjoying great music. It feels like a perfect blend of community, culture, and entertainment all in one place. Everything is well-organized, clean, and welcoming, which makes it easy to spend hours here without even realizing it. Whether you're coming with friends, family, or even solo, there's always something to enjoy.

Beautiful park! Cactus gardens, art installations, walking paths, and more! Dog friendly with dog…read morebag stations. Great place to walk around and easiest way to walk to Scottsdale Stadium!

Apparently, this is another example of the City of Apache Junction pissing away tax dollars by…read moredoing 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. Welcome to Apache Junction, a city on the cutting edge of the past.

After they changed their look and really made it some kinda gem, for they sure made it a place…read morewhere you can go and have a great day, ~the +'s~ . they have computers to use .classes, for people to learn how computers are able to do and what you can do with a computer to get yourself a job .job classes to help you get a job, all steps from start to finish .safe place for kids to come and learn, as they have a big play place and classes for kids to learn .plus it next to the multi-generation Center, so you will be right next to so much and all right next to the Superstition Mountain...as their is all that real world to look at. .the CS, is great and helpful and even will work with you to reach a goal. ~the -nag/can seem like~ .well, they won't really let you play the games you want if you got to down load, as it really is only a - about it as in truth it's a safety thing so it really is a plus, when you see its the city's computer and the city would have to pay a lot to get that fixed and really it would be the Library that would take the hit...so thank you for keeping it safe and open for years to come

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.

Amazing piece of history! The self guided tour audio is easy to follow. Of course the architecture…read moreis fantastic! We were here on a 70 degree day and I'd avoid a really hot day as much of the tour is outside

Amazing to see in person. Flew from Texas just to see only for a rude lady (possibly a manager) to…read moreruin our tour. Approached us with our 11 year-old daughter and was super rude while we were minding our own business. Lady has no place working at such a fun historic property