Literally no one here! Looking for an easy location to drop off some packages? If you don't want to…read morewait in those crazy Christmas time lines then definitely stop by this place it was a super quick in and out.

Apache Junction USPS does a great job!! The clerks are tasked with tough questions, unhappy…read morecustomers & I've never run into a bad attitude. This is a great post office!

We enjoy our pool but and the fountains but unfortunately, today June 28, I don't think the filter…read morewas on. The flappers weren't working and the pool was filthy. Just thought I'd mention it. The fishnets were full of debris from everyone trying to keep it clean.

A wonderful development with no,golf course. 967 homes. Many activities and amenities available…read moreto residents. Low HOA fees.

Clean and well kept library. Lots of spaces to sit and relax quietly. They have places just for…read moreteens which is nice. There are computers to use. The staff was helpful and explained the hold process.

have been going to this library for ten years and they have always been nice polite and helpful…read morei did have a run in with a librarian during the covid panic when i was getting in my car but she was just over zealous about things...i have not seen her there since then., the '''new'' remodeled library is beautiful..very spacious and full of light and sunshine... it my to go place for books and infor i cannot find on line.... five stars are not enough ..they need 10 times that amount.....

The staff are so helpful, there are so many meeting and reading spaces, and the seed library…read moreupstairs is my new favorite,, always packed! They also offer many useful workshops here for the community.

I had about two hours to kill between two things I was doing downtown, and it was too hot out to…read morewalk around, so I headed to the library. I found a magazine and a comfortable chair far from other people and read. On my way out, I got a new library card and checked out a Culture Pass for the Tucson Museum of Art. Most of the people in the library appeared to be homeless people escaping the heat. They were spread out throughout the library, mostly just sitting quietly and reading.

This is my first time here The library is tucked in the rear behind the DMV and the sheriff's…read morestation. nice neat library.

The children's librarian I spoke with today could not have been less knowledgeable, less helpful,…read moreor less caring. She misinterpreted everything I said, I had to repeat myself over and over, and I felt attacked. She had the worst customer service skills I've ever encountered in a librarian. A colossal waste of time. I hope she's nicer to the children.

SLOW-PACED & GROWING CITY! I really enjoyed Tucson, I can tell they're aiming to expand and appeal…read moreto the diverse community within. There's a food hall in development and many more attractions on the horizon. Downtown has a cool city feel, it's smaller but I enjoyed having a convention center, arena, and several public activities during the end of the year. My family and I spotted an ice rink hosted by the local hockey team the Tucson Roadrunners! Tucson has a several hiking trails, a national park near (Saguaro), and beautiful views of the desert mountain landscape. The roads are pretty good, much better than other cities I've visited in the US. If you're an introvert, this is a great place. Overall, the locals were pretty decent. I ran in to a couple of unsavory, raunchy people with no class but hey that's everywhere. Thankfully, since Tucson is more diverse and has a big Hispanic community, there's a little less prejudice here. I have hope for Tucson as it's quickly progressing.

I have never been to the city of Tucson AZ only passing through at night just like this time, only…read moreto take a break. So a little history about Tucson AZ it was established as a spanish presidio in 1775 and incorporated as a city in 1877 Tucson is the oldest city in Arizona, plus it's rich history, diverse culture and unique outdoors adventures in the surrounding mountains, like hiking, rocking climbing, vineyards tours, cave tours historical tours just to name a few. I do plan to come back and explore what the city of Tucson has to offer. 1,412.7 miles to go.

My pre-check was due to expire before I could get an appointment in Phoenix. So we set out on a…read moreSaturday morning for the two hour drive from our home in Mesa to enrollment center in Tucson. Not wanting to run into a delay and be late we planned to arrive about an hour before my scheduled time. We made good time on the freeway and arrived at 12:30pm for my 1:40pm appointment. Instead of stopping for lunch before hand, we went straight to the enrollment center, rang the buzzer and asked if by chance they could take me early. The sliding doors opened and we were in the waiting room. That's when we met the voice on the speaker. Agent Ballesteros! He took me right back and made quick work of the interview. He was kind and efficient. I turned over my passport and my Arizona Driver's license showing my current address. He took my fingerprints and had a few questions, mostly to verify the information they had was correct. I received a Global Entry information guide in which my new pre-check number had been written. Then we were done. I thanked Agent Ballesteros for taking me early and we were on our way out. The chairs in the waiting room had a few people in them by then. I'm thinking we must have showed up right at the end of their lunch break. If you're in the greater Phoenix area, don't hesitate to make the drive down to the Tucson Enrollment Center if an appointment time in the Valley won't work for you. Just be aware of the heavy traffic during morning and evening rush hours mostly between Phoenix and Casa Grande. Plan your appointment for a time that allows you avoid rush or come on the weekend and enjoy a nice drive. It's definitely doable and certainly worth the benefits that Global Entry affords us.

Located at the Tucson airport, they process global entry interviews here…read more I've been enjoying the Global Entry and pre-check privilege for almost 8 years now and finally decided to apply for my family members. Interview spots at Phoenix airport weren't available until a few months later but Tucson location offered a whole lot more including weekend! Parking is available at the short term parking at the airport. Park near the entrance as the Global Entry office is near there. We arrived one hour earlier than our appointment time but they kindly went ahead to process. The whole process was about 5-6 minuets. I thought it took 15 minutes when I originally applied but their process was very quick and efficient. I was thinking did I just drive 2 hours one way for five minutes interview? But considering benefits we get from the membership, it was worths the drive. If you can't get interview in Phoenix, consider Tucson as your alternative.

I'm sorry if this sounds harsh- but is this a library or a public bathroom? Within 3 seconds of…read morestepping inside, we were hit with a putrid smell of urine and sweat. A security guard really isn't necessary considering that the smell in there is enough to drive ppl away. Please close this place down for the publics safety. This place is beyond appalling!

I love the Pima County library system and this is one of my favorite branches. It is walking…read moredistance from my apartment and the library itself is small and manageable. The selection of books IS limited but you can get books delivered to your library branch of choice by logging in to the library website using your library card. Winning! You know that running joke on Parks and Rec about the evil librarians? Well, as funny as that may be, not the case at Himmel. The librarians are super nice and helpful. On once occasion, I needed to put up flyers for a research study for my lab. The librarians were super helpful and super sweet-very fun to chat with. Love coming here!