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

Someone at this office apparently put some kind of fraud block on my elderly mother's account so…read moreshe can't change information on her SS government account online and she can't make changes by phone which is absurd! She went to this location a few months ago and witnessed several employees being overly aggressive and rude to other elderly patrons and looking at the reviews it seems to be a common occurrence here.

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.

I was awakened at 3:50 AM the morning of June 17 by a Mesa Police Dept officer aiming a very large…read moreand bright flashlight in my face informing me they found my stolen vehicle. My car was stolen on Feb 12, 2025. I checked my phone after he left and there was a voicemail from an officer saying that if I couldn't go to get the car within the hour (they found it around 2:00 AM) they would send me the tow slip in the mail. What happened to that plan? It really creeped me out and I felt unsafe. There was no need for the officer to come to my house at that hour. I was not comfortable and wouldn't even open my steel security screen door to accept the tow slip he was delivering. I asked him to just drop it on the ground and I went to my front window and waited until he drove away before I went to the front door to get the tow slip. He wasn't even parked in front of my house, which was an option. He was parked across the street in front of the neighbor house two doors away. Why didn't he park directly across from my house, which would have placed the vehicle under the dog waste station where the only light on the street is? I couldn't even tell it was a police vehicle until he turned around at the end of the street and doubled back to drive past my house. I was left feeling the same level of being violated and unsafe as I experienced when my vehicle was stolen because my address was on my registration and insurance documents along with my community gate remote and garage door opener. Giving the officer the benefit of the doubt, maybe he thought he was doing me a favor by providing me with the tow slip so I didn't have to wait for it to come in the mail? I don't know. What I do know is I was left feeling vulnerable and unsafe.

So, I got arrested in 2018 for a DUI. I was arrested in Mesa and the police officers were all super…read morenice to me. They went above & beyond to be nice to me that night & I really wish I'd gotten their names because I would've sent them a thank you later. It has been 8 years since that happened and I am still sober. I think about that night often and the kindness I received especially since I was the one in the wrong & yet they made me feel safe & cared for. The whole dui thing sucked but all in all I had a great experience at the Mesa police department. Try your best not to get arrested but if you must do it in Mesa! & be up front with them. Police officers absolutely love when you tell them the truth Thank you to the Mesa police department for making what would have been only a negative experience into something positive! Sorry this review is so late but hey, better late than never.

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

This chamber of commerce is full of very professional, genuine and friendly business people. I…read morewould recommend this group to any local business looking to network with the best of the best.

Impromptu Guru is so happy to be involved with the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce. Along with the…read morenumerous opportunities to advance my business, I've come to value the people, the relationships and the support network more than I could ever imagine. For any business owner in the East Valley, especially a small business owner, the Gilbert Chamber is a must!

The people working at New Leaf were so patient and kind both times I went there for help. The space…read morewas clean and neat and they had a bit of free food items on a table as well. Very good experience. Treating people with respect and kindness makes a big impact on others. So appreciated.

To paraphrase some of the information about East Valley Men's Center. It is part of a non-profit…read morefoundation, called "A New Leaf" here in the Valley. EVMC has a 94-bed shelter that provides comprehensive programs and strategies for each resident. For many men facing challenges because of past substance abuse, criminal involvement, life changing events or simply a long life on the streets, it means a long road back and that journey starts here. EVMC does pre-screened of potential residents before enrollment. They are asked to be candid about the problems that resulted in their homelessness. Once at the facility, EVMC staff ensure that each resident comply with established rules. During their stay, all residents must work full-time and save 85% of their income. Some area churches has given bicycles, reflectors, helmet to help residents travel to these jobs. A New Leaf and EVMC believes that the key to success for the residents in re-entering society is providing life skills training, work assistance, counseling, socialization skills, food, basic needs and shelter. There are also Case Managers who work individually with residents to set personal goals and address their barriers in becoming productive and contributing members of society. If you, or your organization are interested in serving a meal (lunch or dinner) to a group of men who are getting back on their feet, please call (480) 610-6722. They will also accept gifts of clothing and anything that will help the residents get on their feet.

$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!