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 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.

This location loses important and confidential forms/records mailed to their office.... Very…read moreconcerning and unprofessional. Recommend going elsewhere.

The woman was clueless and had no idea how to help and told me she couldn't help me... ALL I NEEDED…read moreTO KNOW WAS WHERE ONE OF MY W2's WERE!! Gave her the right information and everything and didn't seem like she cared or even listened to the answers I gave her.

These people don't have a f****** clue what they are doing. Tried paying my 2024 tax online but the…read morewebsite is a huge pile of s*** just trying to get logged into acct. Hence, I came here just to take care if this just to get the usual IRS run around. IDIOTS!

This is a pretty good system they have going here. If you forget your toll transponder for your…read morerental car, they keep track of it and a week or two later you get a bill. I was in Tampa and drove on the Veterans Expressway and the Pinellas Bayway a couple of times. I did not have a toll transponder with me and there is no staffed booth where you can pay cash at the time. So I expected a bill in the mail. The bill arrived and it was paid by the same credit card I used for the rental. $1.60 for Tuesday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service charge. $2.60 for Wednesday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service charge. $1.60 for Thursday's two tolls. Plus $4.95 service change. $0.54 for Friday's one toll. Plus $4.95 service charge. Total of $6.34 for the tolls and $19.80 for the fees. It's a good thing this is "work" money because three parts "fee" to one part "expense" might be upsetting. Don't like it? Bring a transponder or don't drive on the toll roads, which are ubiquitous in Florida. [Review 18931 overall - 111 in Arizona - 2454 of 2022.]

This company continues to fraudulently charge my credit card for services I did not authorize.read more

What a great experience at the Tatum Social Security office on Tuesday, 8/11/26! Agent Robert was…read moreincredibly helpful to me, answering my questions, gave me excellent advice and options on how to resolve my issue. He said "Take a couple of days to think about what you want to do and come back to this office and we'll go from there." Wow! Great customer service from Social Security Tatum and Robert!

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!

So my boyfriend had a bee in his bonnet and decided to visit the code enforcement office here in…read moreMesa. Shockingly enough I already had a vision in my head how the visit was going to turn out and I was exactly right lol! However the person that he wanted to speak to was supposedly " In a meeting " she walked right passed us it must've been a quick meeting that she asked the little guy to come out and get his ear torn off by my boyfriend but I give the guy credit he took one for the team was nice, smiled , listened and sent us on our way only to probably run out of the office at 5pm to hit happy hour from his very trying day working for the city of Mesa AZ.

I had to call about getting the stuff in my name after my grandma passed & Janaye (i'm sorry idk…read morehow to spell it) was extremely nice & helpful with everything from the very beginning of the phone call to the very end. Thank you for the help. She helped me get what I needed done.

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.

After our summer holiday, our group met again. We had many projects and it was good to see the…read moremembers. We had time to catch up, work on projects or just gab. Some of the members brought sharing items for the rest of us. How nice! It was fun to regroup. They have their own parking lot and WiFi in the building.

The firefighters at Mesa Fire Station 201 consistently demonstrate professionalism, dedication, and…read morea strong commitment to serving the community. Mesa is fortunate to have such a reliable and hardworking team.

4/6/26 9:30 am Court supena…read more Today I was the complaint and witness for the Mesa Prosecutors office. This was the sentencing hearing which was ended up being pleaded outside the courtroom to a reduced sentence to avoid an animal Cruelty felony. This was my second visit for this case. My message Protect the defenseless, human or animal kingdom. Mesa Courthouse This is a fantastic building in a convenient location. Modern well designed and a huge improvement from the Maricopa County Courthouse and much better access and parking than the City of Phoenix Courthouse. Nice Job City of Mesa-SYOY!

Never in my life did I think I'd ever be on Yelp reviewing a municipal court building, but recently…read moreI was unable to escape jury duty and served on a two-day jury in Mesa, AZ. In the past, I'd always looked for an out. My uncle was killed in cold blood, I have family and friends that are/were law enforcement officers, I do not drink and am very much against drinking and driving, etc. I entered this summons with the mindset of "If I am picked, I am picked." so, of course, I was picked. It was a case that truly should have been open and shut. A man drank, then drove, was pulled over, was found to be intoxicated, and even had his blood drawn and discovered to be very intoxicated within two hours if driving a vehicle. But, in our jury pool, we had some sympathetic people who really tried to not find the man guilty on both counts, so we spent an extra day and a half deliberating. Finally, the two holdouts gave in at the end of day two and we found the driver guilty in both counts. The prosecutor wanted to know what took so long, but he asked all of us at once so the four who were guilty from the beginning really couldn't explain it too well without bashing the other two which dragged their feet. Avery strange experience and a glimpse behind the curtain of our justice system. Great building, bathrooms, security, etc.