This recruiting station is probably the best and most straightforward one I've been to, great…read morecommunication and very welcoming. SSG Miller is super awesome made my process of enlistment a breeze! 5 stars for the whole station :) GO ARMY

sergeant Goodson & Sergeant, Lawson . the whole gang in there were amazing , especially sergeant…read morebaker. everyone in there talked , respected & and conducted everyone who came in and out the door . I appreciate them for answering ever call and text I had even hassling them for my promotion lol but great group of guys and officially Army Brothers . 11x

Senior airman Chambers was not helpful at all, dismissive and rude. I am a disabled veteran who was…read moretrying to access the commissary so that I can eat for the holidays. I presented three forms of ID including my birth certificate and VA card that had unknowingly to me had been expired. I traveled 60 miles just to be turned away. She would not verify any other forms of ID that I had which is in conflict with the information online.

This is a large Air Force base where they train fighter jet pilots. There's North and South Gates…read moreon Litchfield entering from Glendale Ave. The big attraction is watching the state of the art fighter jets flying in the sky, of which I saw several doing amazing aerobatics. Recommended.

Recently, my friends bought a house in North Phoenix and we find ourselves visiting the Target in…read morePeoria (larger selection than the one by them). We've also visited dining areas. Overall, a great town to visit!

The city of Peoria collects money for city utilities (trash pick up, water). I paid my bill online…read morevia checking account. If you pay using a credit card they will charge a service fee. By mistake I paid using credit card. Within 5 minutes I cancelled this transaction. However, the city of Peoria took my money. Their software is rigged so they can steal people's money.

The Summer Food Service Program was created to provide children under 18 in low-income areas to…read morecontinue receiving nutritious meals in the summertime between school sessions. For the Yuma area, I can personally attest to it! We've used this program in numerous states throughout my military career. It was especially useful the years we struggled after I got out. Knowing our kids could eat a decent breakfast and lunch during the summer was a big stress relief. All I can say about these free programs is that they're run, like everything, by money and numbers. If these programs aren't being used, funding and the programs will go away. So, if you and your family are able to, I'd consider using the program. Just saying!

We came here to take a tour of the fire station with a Cub Scouts den. Our den leader called ahead…read moreto arrange the visit. This location was gracious enough to open their doors to us. This station is the largest fire and EMS station in Peoria. The station name is technically Gene Mason Fire Station No. 1. Out front is a memorial. As the largest station, they have the most engines. Included is a ladder truck. Interesting fact. There is a way firefighters can attach to air while at the top of the ladder. This way, valuable time is not wasted with them coming down the ladder when their tanks get low. The ladder truck carries the spreader, a.k.a. jaws of life. In the City of Peoria, fire stations are not only fire stations. The fire station are fire and EMS. EMS, or emergency medical services, makes up approximately 80% of their calls. Here, all fire fighters must also be trained EMTs or paramedics. On top of medical services for humans, their trucks carry a small emergency medical bag for pets. This bag is only for extreme emergencies; when a pet is trapped in a fire. Otherwise, pets need to go to the proper veterinarian office.

This is the Airports District Office (ADO) for the states of Arizona and Nevada. This is one of the…read morenewest ADO's in the country established in 2013. The staff is friendly and great to work with their customers.

I have often wondered why there was a "CR" initials in the directory. It stand for Chauncey Ranch…read more I learned this new thing recently. Good shopping and a businesses I visit on occasion. Ample parking and WiFi in many of the businesses.

What a great experience!! Called the Water Conservation dept…read moreand first spoke to Litzy, she was so patient, friendly & knowledgeable! My 94 yr old dad had 2 water saving toilets installed last year but we recently heard about the rebate program because he got a flyer in the mail so he asked me to call. I had so much going on helping him move out of his house of 37 years in Glendale into an Independent Living Community in Glendale. Litzy was soo accommodating letting me drop off the W-9 form before the Library opened, that was a huge help! Then I got the email from Joanne Toms letting us know that his application was accepted! Her wording was soo kind, they are all customer focused for sure!! Thank you COG for serving my dad for all these years!! God bless you all!! I encourage everyone to read COG's website to see what benefits they have to offer!

I am currently taking a class offered by the city, and it is called Glendale University. I have…read morebeen a resident of Glendale for most of my life, but I have not been involved with the city government at all. This class is offered yearly and it really lets you see how the city government works. You get to have class at different businesses that the city government deals with, and you usually end each class with a tour. I doubt I would ever have visited this place if not for the class, but I definitely recommend getting to know your officials. It is great to get involved with your community and learn how the city works.