What a difference from my visit 12 months ago!…read more Last Friday, I went online to https://azmvdnow.gov/appointments and made an appointment for Tuesday to have my Arizona drivers license renewed. People with appointments or walk ins can check in at one of the kiosks in the lobby. You then will be directed to which line to wait in. (A B or C) I was called to the counter at 9:26 am and left the building at 9:39 am. Carmen was knowledgeable and kind. She reviewed my documentation, I signed the paperwork then she took my photo.Completed, in record time! Now I'm hoping to see if USPS comes through just as efficiently. ;)

I had one of those rare, magical experiences at the DMV, I was in and out in record time!…read moreFrom the moment I walked in, Drew welcomed me and immediately guided me over to the kiosks. The entire process took about five minutes, start to finish. I almost couldn't believe it. Drew was completely on top of things helpful, efficient, and clearly paying attention to the flow of customers. What really surprised me was the lack of a line. This location is usually extremely busy, but on this particular visit, most people were on the ID and driving test side. I've never come here and gotten in and out so quickly, so I'm calling it my lucky day! Huge thanks to Drew for making what is typically a time-consuming errand feel effortless.

Everyone was professional and title was effectively transferred. Environment is welcoming.read more

Well, we came back today and were helped by Mary who was super friendly and helpful. Maybe their…read morestaff can be inconsistent, but today was great.

I needed to make an appointment to renew my Az drivers license. They were courteous and helpful…read morewith the questions I had.

Simply stated 100% consistantly excellent. I was with a…read moredifferent state service. We always were pleased to see an MVD person changing to our administration. Over the decades I had zero negative visits. They require learning highly varied services. I could easily offer many more complements.

I remember back in the day when vehicle emissions testing was free ah, the good old days! Times…read morehave changed, and now there's a fee, which is fine... but what was a bit confusing was that the website showed they were open on President's Day. Apparently, I wasn't the only one who saw that, because several of us showed up to find the doors very much closed. Since these aren't government-run sites, I was surprised they weren't open, especially when so many other businesses were operating that day. That said, I returned later and had the pleasure of being helped by Frank. He was a senior gentleman like myself, and let's just say he operated at a smooth and steady 0.1 miles per hour. But you know what? I appreciated it. He was clearly doing his very best, taking his time, and making sure everything was done properly. At one point, he was mopping the cement floor with a mop, which I don't judge at all however, I did find it a bit unexpected during the process! Because of the slower pace (and the brief housekeeping intermission), my lane took a little longer than the others. Thankfully, I wasn't in a rush and was able to wait patiently. In the end, kindness goes a long way. Frank may move at his own speed, but he was respectful and doing honest work. Thank you, sir, for your effort and dedication. Being a kind human really is what matters most.

Make sure you have a good open time window before coming here. I waited 40 minutes in the "express"…read moreline. You sit in a little booth while they do the test on your car. It costs $16.50 for the emissions test. The staff were friendly and seemed organized.

Well, I've been here twice and yes, we know that emissions testing is a money grab so you want it…read moreas painless as possible. It's kind of weird and strange the way you're treated they have you sit in the booth as your car is getting tested and then they put you back in the car before they hand you your results. I guess it's all in the sense of safety for the employees. Both of my visits have been quick! Cheers!

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.

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.

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!