I had to stop by Social Security to obtain a replacement copy of a form for taxes. I feared the…read morevisit because I didn't have an appointment but I really needed this document to complete taxes. As you enter, the security guard will go through any bags that you take in. He does ask if you have an appointment. I explained what I needed and he told me they could help without an appointment. Great! I was directed to the kiosk to check in and get my number for staff assistance. They were 5 staffers working. I noticed that service seemed fairly quick so I was hopeful the wait would be short. If the wait was long, I would have to leave for my other appointment. Numbers are called over a PA system and a board on the wall shows what number is being helped and which window. That's helpful. There is a last call for a number if you didn't hear the original call. About 40 minutes later, my number was called. I was quickly helped and received what I wanted. Not bad at all. Shared parking lot.

Highly recommended to come and visit this location they help me with what I need done not like the…read moreother location on 7th ave they were rude

Even though Post Offices are closed on Sundays, their drop off boxes and PO Boxes can be accessed…read more We had several pieces of important mail the send. We wanted to drop them off at this main post office so that the mail could get a good start toward its destination. It's easy and quick to use the drive through. There were several others customers with the same idea.

There are 23 people waiting to be serviced and 2 people behind the counter someone just walked out…read moresaid they waited 20 minutes smh you must do better with the heat and elders trying to stand if your not going to staff Atleast have seating for the long wait .....

Thank you 608/609/610 (I think those are the district area SDF responders who have been so helpful…read moreto me. You've been so kind to me. I'm very tired. It's exhausting to live with an extremely rare disease (1:1Million) which doctors in each ER has refused to even named despite my near decade journey to attain the $100M dollar drug of which my insurance pays approx. $800K a year, and that is just ONE of the many Rxs I take in a cocktail to keep me alive. When I arrived in Scottsdale I became on of the first 75 in the nation to attain the drug knowing I would have died if I had not gotten it. Or as Honor Health would call it, "Isn't this just anxiety?" as I would wall-walk, falling, or as they would shout at me, ridiculing me with a Prolonged QT and K+ level of 2.9 as I hit the floor with "thought I heard a thud!" Thank you for not treating me with dignity. The county removed that from me as you know by allowing my neighbors and management write long letters about me as my ambulation did not seem "real" and the disease seemed "fake" (despite my medical story having been published more than once and despite my work as an ambassador to a Swiss Lab with leading researchers; it's astonishing that people with HS educations were able to give medical and mental health evaluations to Adult Protective Services, having me taken away, therefore determining the quality of my medical care in the country, despite my medical records saying, "she has not mental illness". The Orphan drug I'm on a patient can't be on if there is a history of mental illness. But why would my life matter when APS could go to people who only knew me a few months ago and they themselves were drunk, on drugs, and as your former Captain Rose knows, violent, as he took me to the Mayo ER after I was knocked out cold by two of them. That's when I was accused of being a drug addict and drinker. I will never forgive myself for moving to Scottsdale and it's "crime-free drug- free " of violence, drug use, White Claw drinking in they daytime drinking poolside drunks who have had more agency over my body than me. The last years of my life destroyed by asking for help and living with integrity. Gratefully as I told the Special Agent who went over the secret file I was given that helped my understand why I have been so profiled and harmed (despite my being hired after weeks of interviews by an actual profiler (Robert Pekham FBI profiler) and the kind agent who did my State Dept clearance was as baffled as I was why neighbors and management had the power to interfere and hurt me, "We have your medical records." He took this back to D.C. Meantime my health continued to crash. And my spirit has been broken by the cruelty of it all. But through it all as I have fought for my life, the Scottsdale Fire Dept has shown up to help as the worst moments. Until two weeks ago as I lost my urine and lay on the floor in my own pee, needing to crawl. I have a heart monitor on right now. I'm hoping to find-out why the severe episodic syncope paralysis with loss of speech. The heat is now here. I will touch this disease out alone. As poet Rainer Maria Rilke once wrote, "When at bottom and in just the most important things, we are unutterably alone..." To all the members of each crew of SDF who has helped me, I am forever grateful for your compassion, kindness, caring, humor, and decency. You've helped me survive this awful, genetic disease everyone else wants to deny is even real. Thank you Michelle and Olana for all your kindness and Samantha too.

Thank you to the Scottsdale Fire Dept for their immediate help for two (unconnected) non emergency…read moreissues in our home. The first problem concerned an ongoing chirping noise from something in our house . We thought the chirping came from a smoke alarm. It only happened in the evening and went on all night. we called the alarm manufacturer who was not able to help. The Fire Dept arrived and put our minds to rest. The 2nd issue was when my husband tried to turn off the water to our washing machine, which he had done several times. However, this time the faucet handle came off in his hand. The water from the wall was shooting out in full force as the water started pooling on the floor. My husband went outside to try and shut the water off but was unable to. We called our plumber , who was more than one hour away and said he would get there ASAP. So again, it was the SFD to the rescue. We do appreciate the immediate response, the professionalism and overall positive experience of these wonderful men. We are lucky to have them as part of our community.

Walking in earlier today & stood in line for 15 minutes. Line was moving so the wait didn't seem…read morelong. They had modern music playing. Needed my address updated and my registration renewed. The lady that helped me was quick and pleasant to talk to. Pretty good experience as far as motor vehicle departments go.

A quick and efficient trip! I made reservations online. Once you arrive, you check in on the…read morekiosk. Save your confirmation and you will use the barcode given to you on the kiosk. You may check in up to 15 minutes early. Otherwise it will direct you to a longer line if you don't have an appointment or arrive earlier. I got a new photograph taken, went over some personal information, signed one document and paid my fee. I have a temporary license. Boom, I was done! They have their own parking lot.

I've always been a fan of Frank Lloyd Wright, America's preeminent architect. And it's nice that he…read morehas made an impact on Phoenix. While he has properties all across the U.S., he's most well known in Phoenix for Talisien West. While Frank Lloyd Wright Spire isn't as extensive, it makes for a fun mini adventure. I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon and had no trouble finding a free parking spot in the entertainment center where the Spire is located. Naturally, it's right off of Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. If you're trying to find where to park, look for Maggiano's. The Spire was actually intended to be part of the State Capitol Building (another cool place to check out). Instead, it ended up in North Scottsdale. It's a large spire that stands out due to it's geometrical design and color scheme. While I saw it during the day, it's also nice to visit at night (when it lights up) or around the holidays (when an elf is attached to it). Outside of the spire, you have a good number of interesting sculptures designed by one of FLW's pupils. There's also a nice water fountain and bench area designed by another pupil. You can see FLW's influence in frequent uses of symmetry. And last but not least, there's a little tablet telling you a little bit about the spire and sculpture garden. This experience is free and can be done in about 10 minutes. I still have a few FLW spots to check out in town. On to the next one!

Huge fan of FLW and Taliesin West was the first FLW site I ever visited about 15 years ago so I've…read morealways had a soft spot in my heart for AZ because of this. We were driving to Cosanti and I wanted to stop here to check it out. My favorite part of Taliesen West is the sculpture garden with sculptures by Heloise Crista. The good thing about this location is you can see a couple of the same sculptures for free. The archer near the fountain is very memorable and I took a picture of it for a friend who visited TLW with me and he instantly remembered it.  The spire itself was draped with a blow-up elf for the holidays and it was distracting. It was originally meant for Arizona State Capitol. It's odd its just placed on a street corner though I can see why its probably the best location for it. The spires at the Marin County Civic Center and the Anderton Court Shops are integrated into his architecture and feel a lot more appropriate. Overall, it was quick free stop for FLW fans, no one else was there in the afternoon. You can see a wider breadth of the Crista Sculptures at Taliesen West and there are better FLW spires that are part of his buildings.

Nothing is stocked where the label is so just wander and pick through the piles of stuff laying…read morearound and you might find what you need. I waited in a 20+ minute line just to find out the item I needed was right there... in an unlabeled bottom shelf of the counter facing away from people entering. Not the large labeled display that's directly inside the entrance which is completely barren. Don't bother calling with a complaint about anything unless you want to waste 5+ minutes arguing with the robot to just speak to an fing agent. Then they won't take your complaint unless you want to give them ALL of your information. Why can't USPS take anonymous complaints or feedback?

Willams location is horrible for the wait time. The store is never stocked properly, and the worst…read morepart is the AIRCONDITIONING doesn't work. The workers have stated that customers have often fainted in line. I come out sweating and my son too. The store is dirty with items scattered around and not in the correct places and the boxes that are supposed to be filled are completely empty. Last the prices have gone up AGAIN! It cost me $19.75 to ship a small box to Georgia and it wasn't heavy. My online store is now being heavily affected by this. UPS is looking better. No horrible wait and they have AIRCONDITIONING! So now I suggest you do price, state, and weight options with UPS. Miserable going to the Williams location.

We rented a PO Box, and we got what we wanted. Quality is good, and key fits the lock! Rates are…read morerates, so it kind of just is what it is. Not terrible, but not cheap. We don't live in Phoenix anymore, but still drive up to our PO Box. I like the staff at this location and would recommend this Post Office

12/29/25 Dead bushes, unpruned trees, weeds 2 feet tall. ZERO pride as a representation of the…read moreUnited States government. Just total apathy. Then I go inside. Twelve people in line and only 2 workers that make snails look fast. Then another guy comes out from the back walking like he has cement in his shoes. He literally throws a box into a bin 10 feet away like a basketball. The look on his face is one of complete apathy, disgust and resignation. The hiring in this place is beyond horrible. Why would you ever allow someone like that to work for you? And some people wonder why there are negative opinions of federal workers. Incompetency always emerges when there is no competition.

I joined the Chamber 6 months ago and am very pleased. They are organized, have many opportunities…read moreto work with other businesses and I have been able to work with several members and help their businesses with my services. I highly recommend this Chamber for your business.

This is a great Chamber of Commerce. If you are doing business in North Phoenix, I highly…read morerecommend you joined whether you are a small business or a Fortune 500, this Chamber will help you grow your business. John McCombs

The staff is always so helpful and friendly. This is our new "Blockbuster". We get our weekend…read moredvds from here now. So easy to do.

Called in to answer a few of my questions, including resetting my password and Maya was able to…read morehelp me quickly and enthusiastically! My go to library since it's up the street from my house. Will attend again and again :)