Red Mountain Branch - Mesa Public Library

VITA tax help is closed until at least April 1, 2020 and possibility it may not do any more tax returns this year. Library is also closed until further notice.

Yes they have a drive up drop off

Large print books and audio books (maybe can be played at high enough volume?). Also, ask about BARD, with form filled out by doctor, one has access to wider variety of large print and audio books.

From library website: All locations have a fax machine available for public use. Fax machines are free of charge, for outgoing faxes only. You cannot receive a fax at the library. Fax machines do not print a confirmation page.

Call the red mountain library, and they'll be happy to answer any questions you have

It is just a simple form that requires a parent signature, if you ask at the front desk they will be happy to give you one and make a card then and there :)

Already started but by appointment only. Ask at desk.

Hi Miranda! The items will have your name on them and are on shelves near the front doors. Staff will be happy to assist.

It's open to the public. If you like to check out material to take home you need to be a member.

Thirteen,by themselves,but you may want to be there with them at any age.as. There are transients that frequent the establishment,although they are nice enough. My son is fifteen and I stay there with him.

You can drop them off at the drop off box, if you're returning books.

Print is .20 each sheet. If u mean scan is in copy it would be .20.

The app is called Mesa Library. You can use it to search the catalog, renew items, put items on hold, pay late fees, ect. If you want to access the digital collection, you'll need a library card. I would start by downloading the Overdrive app. You can use it check out items and read ebooks. Hope this helps!

Anything with current address Utility bill Drivers license Rent bill

Yes, in thinkspot, you can reserve a room under a library card. Thinkspot meeting rooms include a tv, and mutiple chairs.

Check on your account :-)

I don't know. I go there for books. Call the library...

Yes 17

If you go to their. Website you can find all the information about these programs there.

I think So. I saw a flyer about that at the library.

No charge. You can get on the computer with or without a library card too.

Go in person to library with ID ,apply at desk. You are good to go.

Someone is helping with taxes. There was a sign outside stating tax help was available.

The building has been closed since April. You can reserve books online and pick them up from 8-11 am almost every day (I think they're off Sundays and Fridays). This is the Mesa Library's current Hours & Info page: https://www.mesalibrary.org/about/hours-and-locations

The book drop is open, though you are encouraged to hold onto materials as you will not be assessed late fees and nothing is due till 4/30.

Computers yes. One story. Not the biggest library ever, but yes - there are books.

They are closed that day

There are culture passes to check out with your library card for free admission to attractions such as the Pheonix Art Museum.

Mesa Recreation @ Red Mountain. I'm the Creative Writing Instructor.

I don't know, but I think that libraries quits carry tax forms a few years back. You can always call and ask them.

Yes i believe that you can

Why not ask?you never know until you ask!

According to the library online catalog, no. You may want to talk to a library about interlibrary loan to borrow one or more

Yes. From library website: Mesa Public Library offers in-person introductory computer classes at our Main and Red Mountain branches. Check our events calendar for current computer class offerings.

No. From library website: To renew your card, fill out the form below [on webpage] completely and click on the "Submit" button. In most cases, your card will be updated within 48 hours except holidays and special closed days. We will contact you via e-mail if we need additional information to complete the process.

We have study rooms free to use with reservations, as long as you are not charging people for a workshop or the like. Can be reserved online

Actually, it's NOT 10 am - it's 9 am! 10 am *is* the "official" opening time, and that is when the staff becomes available to assist patrons. But the doors actually open an hour earlier - at 9 am. Since so many of the library's services & resources are automated or "self-help," allowing the public inside an hour "early" is a great idea! It significantly increases the availability of most library resources, without adding additional staff and costs You can check out books & materials, access special databases, use the computers and more - as long as you know your library card # and PIN #. (If you forgot one of those, you will need to wait till 10 and then talk with a staff member).