This is a municipal library located in downtown Chandler. It has 2 stories and is very well…read morestocked. If you get a library card, you have the opportunity to get cultural passes throughout the city. If you go to the second floor, they have conference rooms and places for kids to learn and also play. The residents of Chandler should be very happy that the city has provided such an amazing facility.

I didn't even know there are 4 public libraries in Chandler and this branch located in downtown is…read morethe largest branch in the system at about 64,000 square feet! I figured it was about time I checked it out and I was very impressed. The first floor has adult collections, study rooms, meeting rooms, and quiet work areas. They even have a cafe to purchase drinks and snacks. The second floor is dedicated to children and families. They have a ton of children's books, computers, play spaces, and story time rooms. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. I was told by getting a library card, I can check out passes that provide free admission to museums, gardens, and cultural attractions around Arizona. How cool! Will check out the cultural passes another time but did get the library card. They also offer a lot of free classes and programs for adults, teens and children such as book discussion groups, arts and crafts workshops, and story times. There's something for everyone here.

While the library itself is clean, modern, and welcoming, the noise level made it one of the worst…read morelibrary experiences I've had. People were having loud conversations, talking on speakerphone, children were crying and running around, and there were constant distractions everywhere. At one point, a woman sat next to me and conducted multiple business calls on speakerphone the entire time. I also overheard very personal conversations about evictions and divorces that really shouldn't be discussed loudly in a public study space. It was nearly impossible to focus or concentrate. I understand libraries serve many purposes today, but there should still be some level of respect for those trying to study or work quietly. Compared to libraries I've used in New York, this environment was far louder and much less conducive to studying. If it weren't for the computers and resources available, I would definitely choose another place to complete my coursework. Unfortunately, with over 30 hours left of classes and assignments to finish, I didn't have much choice. Very disappointing experience.

Let me preface this to say that I know very little about the extent of their book or audio…read moreselection at this location. My review is based on the courtesy of staff, their knowledge of services offered, the convenience of the huddle rooms -availability and reserving, and the items they occasionally have available for purchase. I've come here for printing recently instead of going to the UPS store. Saves me more money. You can submit things to be printed via email or you can print things yourself either from desktop or directly at a set up printer. There is a fee, which is minimal, and there are some limitations to what you can print. I've used the Culture Pass deal and saved the price of two tickets for two adults (online price, age 18-64, $26 each) to visit the Heard Museum. Very cool, and it was our first to the Heard Museum, so added bonus. More recently the gentleman I spoke to provided me a quick lesson on how/where/when to pick up future Culture Pass so I could participate again when I find passes available. Some of the Culture Pass locations you could visit: Desert Botanical Garden The Heard Museum Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Reid Park Zoo Gilbert Historical Museum Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Arcosanti Sedona Heritage Museum Lowell Observatory Superstition Mountain Museum and several more. Desktops are available for a reserved period of time, and wifi can be accessed without a specific set limit if you bring your own laptop. On one occasion we picked up a selection of music cds for $1 each. Better price than many second hand stores. And I did see they have books available for purchase. A few other activities the library offers: Ask a Master Gardener presented by U of A Maricopa Master Gardeners. Seed exchange Free Garden Seeds (limit 3) Break TIME Chandler Recreation Guide And numerous other Community Events -all viewable on their website. Keep in mind, you must have a library card to use most of the things mentioned.

It's not a big library but I do like how close and convenient it is. Now there's a park next door…read more And the golf course next to it. How there's a little lake that you can fish at. And the fire station for educational visits. It's a 10 minutes walk from my house and a 2 minute drive from my house. Great kids section. Very extensive. Indoor and outdoor bathrooms. Great AC area to bring kiddos

Dobson Ranch Public Library made renovations that were worth it being closed for. Keep in mind it…read moreis a small library so if you need to do research it may not be the best option. The library is neat, tidy, and clean, as well as well stocked with a variety of resource materials and reading options. The staff are friendly and incredibly helpful. In the summer, they offer a reading program for kids and adults. Yes, I happily signed up for the summer reading program. There's also a walking trail and pond behind the library which I am looking forward to exploring once it cools down.

I love libraries and this is no exception. This library is especially unique and worth visiting,…read moredue to the friendly staff and the coffee shop. That's right, this is a library where you can get a coffee, snacks, and sit down working on homework, telework, or just read. The location is also convenient and has covered parking. Great library and worth visiting.

This isn't the library I remember from my years in high school…read more They have a great bookstore for used books to keep. They have an electronic check in and out system, that might have been there for years, but I haven't been in for years, so new to me. They have a café where you can buy a small munchie and drink and read quietly. There's a teen center A kids center Activities for the summer for all ages The whole place is so clean and organized I loved it. I will be back more often, after I finish this book for sure.

6-3-26- Went to the Library today to return a book. Customer service was fantastic, she noticed…read morethat my Library Card was about ready to expire and offered to help renew it. Just took a few seconds and now I'm good for the next year. They're also starting the Summer reading program and have such cute incentives for kids.

My kids and I love this library. Lots of book options and tons of things for little kids to play…read morewith. It does get kinda loud and busy during school dismissal which is around 2-2:30 on the weekdays but other than that it's a favorite

I came here for a free adult watercolor class. What a nice library. Very well organized and the…read moreemployees were helpful. The watercolor class was good. I enjoyed my time there and will continue to look and see what other events they have for the community.

As I entered the library, I spotted a note on the door. It said to call this xxx xxx-xxxx number…read moreif you're in need of covid home tests. I inquired at the service desk and the friendly staff member handed me a box after obtaining my zip code. Cool! I may need one before I leave for traveling. I picked up my reserved book that I had requested on the Maricopa Public libraries app and was on my way.

The campus appears nice and the course selections are broad…read more However, if you, or your child, is in a dual enrollment class, don't expect any help from them. They are rude and borderline absent. It takes literal weeks to speak to someone, hours on the phone, and they will hang up on you as well. Customer service is awful and inexistent. Take you/your child's classes elsewhere.

The Dmv of colleges. This is not where you come for higher education. The enrollment process is the…read moreabsolute worst. You shouldn't have to login to three different portals to enroll for one class. The people in the admissions department are fat and lazy.

Large Library near next to a Riparian Preserve!…read more This facility has it all - nice quiet place to do work & lounge. If you get board, you could go for a nice walk at the nature preserve directly next to this library.

Nice library next to the Riparian Preserve! Lots of indoor spaces for studying, games, and books to…read morechoose from. My family and friends like attending the baby lapsit classes and the story times classes. You can tell the librarians put in a lot of work to make it fun for the kids! For the activities, go on the website and make a reservation. When classes are full, you can go there and wait to see if there are any no shows so that you can attend.

Perry Library is a Gilbert public library I believe under Chandler unified school district. My…read moretoddler and I have been coming here since we moved here a year ago since it is the closest. It is a cute but older library. They have a kids section with toddler baby books next to the play area, a rug with toys that can be played with, a lego station, puzzles, and coloring. They have storytime twice a week in the mornings. They seem to have a lot of other activities for kids too. They always decorate the library cute for themes they do. They also have a take home craft you can grab! Overall a great library. I would love to see a toy check out station (like mesa library), and some different toddler classes (like a music and move class- apache junction library has something like this). They also have interactive learning games on the kids computers here. Staff have always been nice and helpful. Would recommend!

Let's talk about this so-called "public" library that insists on enforcing unnecessary rules. I…read morehave a shy teenager, and when I accompanied him to the teen section to help him find a book and provide login information for the "teen" computer, I was rudely told to leave. Apparently, their goal is to encourage teens to use the space--but does that really mean parents can't quietly assist their kids? The section was nearly empty, with only two other kids present. I initially explained to the first staff member that I would leave once my son was finished searching, yet she still felt the need to give me attitude. Barely three minutes later, a second staff member came in and, just as rudely, reminded me that this section was strictly for teenagers--making me feel as if I was breaking some major rule. I pointed out that my son was still looking for his book, but the unnecessary policing continued. Once he was finished, I told him, "Let's go to the open area," since apparently moms aren't allowed in the teen section. The fact that this kind of petty enforcement exists in a PUBLIC library--a space funded by taxpayers--is beyond ridiculous. If you have a shy teen who might need support while navigating the teen section, I'd suggest finding another library. Otherwise, be prepared to be watched like a hawk for simply helping your own child.