Public Services & Government in Arizona, United States
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23029 N Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85024, United States
“I love this place it's so peaceful. There is plenty of parking, the restrooms are always open and it has a beautiful computer system that helps you find your loved ones quickly and with ease I go out here sometimes just to meditate and walk around. Thank you grandpa Irwin and grandpa Dar for being a part of my life and helping the world as well.”
775 N Greenfield Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85234, United States
“My family and I love this library and have been coming here for years. The combination of taking a walk around the riparian preserve located here, getting out into nature, and then being able to step inside and exercise our brains is a potent combination. The librarians are incredibly helpful in resolving issues and I am grateful for the work they do. Checking out books is an excellent forcing function to have an excuse to return them, get in another walk, and repeat the process. We’ve come after dark before and been able to view distant galaxies through the telescope that resides here as well.”
1177 N Idaho Rd, Apache Junction, AZ 85119, United States
“This ends up really being a critique of our crumbling society more than a negative review of the library. As other reviewers have noted, it's a loud space. From staff to 'patrons' (I'll get back to that later), to kids who have parents unwilling or unable to keep them in check, the library is a veritable cacophony of noise. Also, as other reviewers have noted, I had positive interactions with staff and others that, unfortunately, reinforced stereotypes of crusty, impatient librarians. The library space is physically impressive. Great work there. I came in to do some recording and needed a private and QUIET space to work. Those spaces are reserved for 'patrons,' I was told. Ok, but there's the letter of the policy and then there's the spirit. There was space, if only temporary, to be had. Particularly frustrating was the fact that sometimes those study/meeting/conference rooms were occupied by sleeping 'patrons.' My brow was knitted as soon as I walked into the library and noticed a the security guard. Hmmm. Then I realized why this was indeed an important presence to have. I visited the library three times, and on each occasion the same half dozen displaced people were there. One guy regularly had his shirt off. It's sad that in our current state too often the only place for itinerant people to be warm, safe, and have computer access is the public library. My complaint is that I had, ya know, actual work to do, but because I'm not an Arizona resident, the process of procuring a quiet working space was more difficult than it should have been. In the end, I was able to sneak into a space with or without permission. To conclude, the AJPL is a lovely facility. Sadly, it is victim to the ills of our country: noise, a certain lack of civility, wound-tight rule followers, and a security guard of all things! The AJPL ends up being a reluctant receptacle for those in need who might be better served by other institutions and assistance. To be fair, I've been in public libraries across the country in my travels, and in terms of what might be termed the decay of 'old-school' decorum, the AJPL is not alone.”
3565 S Broadmont Dr, Tucson, AZ 85713, United States
“Today was a good day speedy lines speedy and super friendly lady that helped us. We did see and hear some not so welcoming staff tho. So we got lucky”
635 N Power Rd, Mesa, AZ 85205, United States
“I absolutely love bringing my kids here. So many fun activities, good books, and kind people. BUT - will I ever be able to come again without being harassed about my voting status by the old man by the front door? It’s getting old. Please send him home.”
1825 W Union Hills Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85027, United States
“Definitely one of the best library in Phoenix. My daughter loves this place and I can't get her home from here. The book collection is vast and is neatly organized and cataloged for easy access. You can get you cultural pass here which will definitely have you a lot of money. Highly recommended.”
23029 N Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85024, United States
775 N Greenfield Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85234, United States
1177 N Idaho Rd, Apache Junction, AZ 85119, United States
3565 S Broadmont Dr, Tucson, AZ 85713, United States
635 N Power Rd, Mesa, AZ 85205, United States
1825 W Union Hills Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85027, United States
Public Services & Government in Arizona, United States
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