Nice building you can pay your utilities here. I was here for a bid. Parking is across the street…read morecloser ones are reserved. I probably will be here again when there is another bid. But other than that now I know where it is. Not hard to find in this town.

Wow! Service with a smile in several departments! Walked in the main building and was immediately…read morefretted and directed to where we needed to go. First stop was for help with our passport renewals. They don't wear name tags so do not know her name but she definitely went above & beyond. Over to the water department in the same office about 5 steps away. Greeted with a friendly smile and once again over the top service! Not your typical government department. Way to go City of Buckeye!

My father has served on this department as long as I can remember, and my brother practically grew…read moreup there. I don't see my review as biased but rather I have an insiders perspective. Let me remind you- this is a VOLUNTEER department. None of these men or women get paid for the service they do to our community, and they are largely funded by donations and grants. This money goes into equipment, training, classes, etc.. Not a dime goes into their pockets. All of these firefighters have jobs outside of the department, and most of them have families. Responding to fires and motor vehicle accidents can often take them away from their jobs (where they do make money) and families. Christmas morning has been postponed a time or two in my household because of a call. This department is full of people who I know well and am proud to know. They deserve more recognition than they get and Ajo as a whole is grateful of their services. Ajo-Gibson Volunteer Fire Department will always have a place in my heart!

Throughout my years living in Apache Junction, the Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce has…read moresupported local businesses and helped with various events in the community. Currently, they have Find the Superstition Mountain Cougar's Shadow Contest which encourages the community to go out to a local business to find the Find the Superstition Mountain Cougar's Shadow. Not only is it cool that in the month of March and September this shadow occurs, but love showcasing it with a contest like this. I know I personally made it an effort to come out to two businesses that I may not have if it weren't for this contest. If you are a year-round resident, be on the lookout for their shop local card as it provides a discount to select local businesses during the summer months. The card is typically $2 and so worth it! Here's to supporting small local businesses!

I went in to have a document notarized and pick up some pamphlets. Great service and friendly…read moreatmosphere.

This library has ample seating; teen, and child designated areas, as well as program rooms for…read moredifferent events that go on throughout the school year and summer. I would have liked to see more programs offered during the day to young children, however, they did have a handful of things that were offered during the late afternoon. Also, with the flat of computers that they have, I liked the fact that they gave an hour time limit for usage, to create access for people who may come in during the times that all computers are full. The staff was very welcoming and wouldn't answer any questions that you have. Last, but definitely not least, it is a great engaging way to beat the heat in the summertime!

The library was closed when I arrived but no matter - their wifi extends to the parking lot. And a…read moreplus, I was able to find an open power outlet and do a little bit of charging while I surfed the internet! I absolutely can't complain! [Review 17515 overall - 101 in Arizona - 1033 of 2022.]

Miss Gaffrey was super helpful and assisted me with something I was having trouble with online, if…read moreyou get helped by her consider yourself very lucky!

I had to stop by Social Security to obtain a replacement copy of a form for taxes. I feared the…read morevisit because I didn't have an appointment but I really needed this document to complete taxes. As you enter, the security guard will go through any bags that you take in. He does ask if you have an appointment. I explained what I needed and he told me they could help without an appointment. Great! I was directed to the kiosk to check in and get my number for staff assistance. They were 5 staffers working. I noticed that service seemed fairly quick so I was hopeful the wait would be short. If the wait was long, I would have to leave for my other appointment. Numbers are called over a PA system and a board on the wall shows what number is being helped and which window. That's helpful. There is a last call for a number if you didn't hear the original call. About 40 minutes later, my number was called. I was quickly helped and received what I wanted. Not bad at all. Shared parking lot.

I couldn't do any appointment scheduling on line. So I went in. Apache Junction office, Social…read moreSecurity. I took a number and waited about 30 minutes. I had to schedule an appointment to start SS benefits at age 62. Everyone was very nice. the man at the door will guide you to what you need to do. He will also tell you that you can do it mostly online. He will hand you a piece of paper with the website, but I couldn't. I did this in July, 4 months before my birthday. The appointment was made (September), but they will "call" you at home to do it. No need to go in again. Unless otherwise. I live in Gilbert AZ.

Wow! When I got here the line was out the door so I was worried it would take forever. I couldn't…read moremake an online appointment so I had to make one in person. My number was called fairly quickly and they ended up fixing my problem right then and there! I am so happy it went quickly and I'm glad I came here!

Exceptional kindness and professionalism from Danette at the Buckeye Post Office…read more I had an urgent situation today and needed to send legal documents to my brother right away. In the middle of everything, I realized I had accidentally left my phone at home, which made the situation even more stressful. Danette at the Buckeye Post Office was incredibly kind, patient, and truly went above and beyond to help me. She took the time to assist me and made sure everything was handled properly so my documents could be sent without delay. Her professionalism, compassion, and willingness to help made a stressful moment much easier. Customer service like this deserves recognition. Thank you again, Danette, for your outstanding service and kindness today! Many Blessings to the staff!! Continue to strive for Excellence

I am on call 5 or 6 trying to get through about a package that says "delivered," but isn't in my…read moremailbox. Why don't you answer the phone? This problem is echoed in many other reviews. I am going to be an extremely unhappy customer if I have to drive down to get an inkling of information. This is horrible service. Edit: on call ten and had to physically go to the office. Which is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS because this could easily be solved on the phone without me wasting gas. I've been informed that just the supervisor takes calls. I have to wait for the supervisor to call me back about the issue. I truly hope he actually calls me because he really doesn't seem to answer the phone and I will be extra mad if I have to drive back down on Monday. Update: It's Tuesday and I have heard nothing from the supervisor. I have tried calling, again to no avail! This is absolutely ridiculous service and the supervisor should be absolutely ashamed.

This is such a cool, interesting feature for this community. I wouldn't elevate this as a must see…read moredestination. However, if you live within 15 minutes and looking for a nice easy date night stroll with a great view payout, this place is worth the stop. Best time to go is right before sunset to enjoy the desert hillside views.

Wish I'd done a bit more research before heading over considering it was about a 40 minute drive…read morefrom where I started. Directions will take you to the spot, but doesn't let you know to drive past to a small parking lot near what appears to be a visitors center/coffee shop to a housing community. We parked and unfortunately I was quite disappointed. There's a small walkway behind the shop to take you to the tower. I wouldn't even call it a star tower considering it closes around 8. There is a small set of circular stairs that takes you to the top. The view is decent of the mountains looking towards Estrella Regional Park. There is so much road noice it's not exactly relaxing. This seems to be more of a residents only spot. Cool to see maybe once, but I wouldn't come again unless to get coffee nearby and hike in the park a few miles away.

My experience with one of the units is horrible no communication skills, there rude and don't…read moreanswer the phone. I understand it's a prison. But they can still use a better tone when they answer.

Three meals a day are included in the very low nightly rate. The service was slow, and the food…read moresubpar. If you like cold bologna sandwiches, this might be your kind of place. Hard to get in without a reservation...even harder to get out.