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.

The facility is new and well designed for a DTA. Our adult son attends daily and LOVES everything…read moreabout the BOGLE Center, especially the caring, knowledgeable staff. Activities are varied, well-planned and appropriate for adults with special needs. There is a half-court gym, a kitchen, plenty of of bathrooms designed with accommodations for physical limitations and rooms of varying sizes for activities, small groups & meeting spaces. The special events that are planned around holidays, etc. are a highlight! It is a very special place. LJJ

Stacy is as good as they come. She has a very kind heart and loves the people that work for her and…read morethe people that she cares for!

The City of Mesa boasts 209 parks for its 500,000 residents. Mesa has grown so much since I lived…read morein Arizona in the 1990s. Monterey Park has an "Express Library" on its grounds. It's a unique pairing.

We came out to this sports complex next to the library for a tournament and really enjoyed our time…read morewatching the kids play ball and we wanted to comment and show our appreciation to the umpires that came from Chicago. They were professional and did their job very well. They were very supportive of the ball players

All the workers are extremely helpful, but Kiley goes above and beyond! What a wonderful resource…read morefor our community!

The guy didn't take my name or return address, or the name of the two people I was sending packages…read moreto. He only asked for the two addresses. I didn't realize until I got home. How disappointing.

MULTIPLE, meaningful classes arranged every month…read more There are lots of opportunity to learn new things. The staff and instructors are very friendly and helpful. I have been attending classes for the last 2 months and learnt a lot. I fully support the the organization and highly recommend the senior citizens to take full advantage off the programs.

Called today and they now charge $25 a month membership. Based on month to month. I haven't been…read moreback in awhile but will return soon. try as I might get an online schedule NO luck.

Great free resource for the Senior Community in South Chandler. My wife and I use their fitness…read morecenter several times a week. They have a full schedule of classes available that are well attended. Great friendly staff!

Community Center is Free to all over 55 years old. Has the…read morecleanest gym I've ever seen and lots of interesting classes. All free to any not just Optum Health members. Maria was a pleasure to deal with, she gave me a $50 gift card to do a pre annual physical and went above and beyond to help me.

Pinal County staff went so far above and beyond to help us deal with complicated issues on our 25…read moreacres within State Trust land that we almost thought we were dealing with a private company. We've had multiple properties over the years and have dealt with Maricopa County (B - good), Coconino County - Flagstaff (F - poor and utterly arrogant .. they are doing you a favor), and San Diego County (C - Nice but under-staffed, not all knowledgeable.) Pinal is the hands down winner. They deserve the JD Power & Associates award.

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.