Business license, Mrs P and staff ricks and is professional and efficient. A family came in and…read morethey were in and out for passports.

I was at the City Council meeting last Tuesday and had a great time seeing how things work. The…read moreagenda is available online ahead of the meeting so you know what's going on before you go. There are some ceremonial items that get taken care of first and then presentations and discussions of major items to be voted on that night. They give citizens three minutes each to comment on the agenda items and then the Council votes. There weren't enough seats for all of the audience and that was my only gripe. Plenty of free parking in the area.

They took my soon to be wife to the hospital, ive been in waiting room for over an hour to be told…read moreshe's sleeping they can't give me any info I had to leave and she would call me when she woke up.... This is bs! I want to see my girl!

Never been to this post office before, but I had no choice as it's the closest one near work…read more Popped in during lunch to send off a little surprise to a good friend on the East Coast. There's a little gas station that's closer to me, but the USPS drop off inside didn't have the small priority boxes. This is a pretty large post office. There are tons of P.O. boxes. They did have self-service machine where you can handle most transactions yourself, but I was disappointed that the send package option was not currently working. That's pretty much the only reason I dropped a star. Rich seemed to be the only employee working the counter at the time, but he was quick and got us out in no time. There were 5 of us in line. When it was my turn, he asked the usual questions about the box I was mailing (any liquids perishables, etc.) and then asked if I wanted to purchase a book of stamps. I politely declined but was curious to know how much a single stamp is nowadays (I haven't sent snail mail in a loooooong time)!! He said the current rate is $.78 per stamp and that there's talk about the price hiking up to ninety-something cents in the future. Yikes!!! I remember when they were a quarter each!! My, how times have changed... Anyway, I'd definitely return to this Scottsdale location. There's a good size parking lot outside although I can imagine it getting packed during the holidays. 4 solid stars!

If loyalty points existed for post offices, I'd be platinum by now…read more Listen... support your local post office, people. I walked in today and found myself behind at least a dozen humans who all had that same "I swear this will be quick" look on their face. And yet? The staff up front.. same guys, every time... were absolute zen masters holding the line together with patience, courtesy, and a level of customer-service stamina I honestly think deserves a medal or at least a parade. This place moved to its current location ages ago (I still call it "the new one," don't judge me), but the energy has stayed the same: friendly, calm, efficient, and somehow unbothered by the fact that we all show up with the most chaotic mail situations imaginable. I walked in with a stack of envelopes, addressed to everyone..., and the gentleman helping me (I ought to know his name by now) didn't so much as double blink. Different recipients, same address? Weird postage situations? Random questions? Not a single sign of irritation. Not even the micro-eye-twitch. Nothing. Professionals. I've had to call, I've had to come in for issues, I've even had the occasional "address forwarding plot twist," but these folks always handle everything with kindness and actual problem-solving skills. Competitors who? I trust my postal guys. Always have. This isn't my assigned post office anymore, but guess what? I'm still loyal. Because when you find a place that treats you right, listens, holds space for your mailing disasters, and sends your chaos into the world with a smile.... you keep coming back. Five stars. Ten if Yelp would let me.

I think judge Hendrix is the most incredibly fair judge a person could hope for, and the court…read morestaff is courteous and helpful. It's a good thing too because the prosecutors officer and police department in this city dont give a damn about justice until it can be bastardized to bleed money from the innocent. just because they can. Not all, I'm sure. But to the point where it's truly shocking they get away with it. The courthouse and judges in it are the only shot at justice you might be given, and luckily they are doing the best they can.

What a joke this court system isn't! I was guilty before i was even seen in court. I was falsely…read morecharged with domestic violence and criminal damage. Not committing any crime i stayed on site for scottsdale police to arrive and when 2 rookie ass cops not knowing how to question or investigate show up it was automatically an arrest for them. To take it further the public pretender tried to get me to incriminate myself with her questioning. She refused to interview the neighbors who heard and saw the so called allegations. She did nothing on the case but show up in court to schedule the next court proceedings. This city court is a failure and should be charged for violating peoples constitutional rights and injustice. The prosecuting attorney is a tv show attorney at best and got his law degree probably inherited to him.

Leah Peller - Secretary to the Police Chief, went above and beyond to help our condominium…read moreassociation with 84 units solve our noise issue. We live directly across from the high school and every morning during the school week, starting at 6:10 AM, the kids would blast their loud music. After reaching out to the Police Chief, Leah Peller the secretary, and within 24 hours, our problems were resolved. The officer she coordinated with were respectful and truly cared about our issue. I'm so grateful for the quick action and support. This is why I love living in Scottsdale. Thank you, Leah Peller. Kathy Donaldson

5 star service when I was pulled over for being an absolute asshat. Was speeding because I make bad…read moredecisions. Well, the inevitable happened and boom. Officer Crause caught me slipping. Well, after a quick conversation back and forth. He provided me with the radar gun of shame and my way too fast speeding ticket. I was done in about 6 minutes. Still somehow made it to Starbucks and to work on time. Also, he was hiding in my works parking lot which is hilarious . Shout out to you for being a nice police man and respectful. Ill see you again in about 13 months. Doing my speeding class as I type this. Come say hi next time your posted in the parking lot. Appreciate it

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.

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

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.]