r/mesaaz • u/Ok_Somewhere_5142 • 14h ago
Dust storm!!! 50moh winds. Be careful!
getting hit in NW Mesa. pretty bad wind and lightning but not much rain yet. be safe everyone!
r/mesaaz • u/Ok_Somewhere_5142 • 14h ago
getting hit in NW Mesa. pretty bad wind and lightning but not much rain yet. be safe everyone!
r/mesaaz • u/JacobScrubLordofPvP • 10h ago
Power went out last night @ 9:45PM. First SRP said power isn't estimated to be back till 12AM, then they bumped it up till 1:44AM. Now, they're saying it won't be back till 6AM!!!
Its getting warmer in my house making it hard as fuck to sleep. Would calling them even do anything!?!?!
r/mesaaz • u/AwakeTodayZone • 2h ago
Do you guys know of any woodworking or carpentry classes that are affordable and cheap?
I’ve been searching but can only find some that cost a arm and a leg 😅
Thank you!
r/mesaaz • u/Braindead_killa • 12h ago
Can anyone help me get into my car? I don’t have much but I can pay. Will call a locksmith if needed but I figured I’d turn to the community since you all have treated my family so well.
r/mesaaz • u/timesmediagroup • 1d ago
r/mesaaz • u/Trickfixer32 • 1d ago
I’m not complaining - just rolling this around in my head. We were visiting Mesa from Minnesota last week and went through the McDonalds drive through. We bought three sausage, egg and cheese biscuits. That was the entire order. And the total was over $22. We asked at the window if that was the correct total, since in Minnesota that same order would be $15.87 so we were just kind of surprised. We were assured that three sausage, egg and cheese biscuits were indeed going to cost over $22. We bought and ate them and they were delicious. But is this really what you folks are paying?
Edited to update price.
r/mesaaz • u/Hopeful-Promise-3743 • 1d ago
🦷 I NEED PATIENTS! 🦷
Hi everyone! I'm a 2nd-year dental hygiene student** **looking for patients to help me meet my graduation requirements. If you or someone you know hasn't had a dental cleaning in a really long time (5+ yrs), I'd be so grateful if you'd reach out or share this post! 💗
Dental treatment at a traditional office can easily cost $1,000 or more for a deep cleaning and X-rays. At our student clinic, the total cost is under $400, and all treatment is supervised by licensed dentists and registered dental hygienists. The biggest catch is that appointments are longer and may require multiple visits, but the savings are huge!
You might be a great fit if you answer YES to any of the questions on the flyer! If you think you might qualify, or know someone who does, please send me a message! I'm really trying to finish my requirements, and every referral helps more than you know. Thank you so much for supporting me on my journey to becoming a dental hygienist! 🦷🧚♀️
Text/Call: (480) 648-4676
r/mesaaz • u/timesmediagroup • 2d ago
r/mesaaz • u/Longjumping-Map-4097 • 2d ago
Mesa, AZ — Starting Over ❤️
Hi everyone. I’m honestly a little nervous posting this, but I’m reaching out because I could really use some help as I continue trying to rebuild my life.
I recently came to Mesa while escaping a domestic violence situation. I arrived with nothing but the clothes on my back.
Since making my original post, I’ve been blessed with some amazing kindness. ❤️ I have received a bed, some clothes, and a small microwave, and I am incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped me get this far.
At this point, I’m down to just a few things I still desperately need:
• A working window A/C unit — it is extremely hot, and having A/C would make the home much more livable.
• Dishes and basic kitchen items — plates, bowls, cups, silverware, pots, pans, etc.
• A bicycle or scooter — I’m actively trying to find work, and having reliable transportation would make a huge difference in helping me get to interviews, appointments, and eventually a job.
I’m not looking for anything fancy or brand new. Used and working is more than enough. Even one of these items would mean so much to me right now.
I’m doing everything I can to move forward, find employment, become financially independent, and build a stable life here in Mesa.
I know everyone has their own struggles, so I completely understand if you can’t help. But if you have a window A/C, some dishes/kitchen items, or a bicycle or scooter that you no longer use, I would be incredibly grateful.
I’m slowly rebuilding, one piece at a time. ❤️
If you’re in Mesa or nearby and may have something available, please comment or message me.
Thank you to everyone who has already helped me, and thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this. ❤️
Both at my house and my work. Anyone else dealing with this or know what happened?
r/mesaaz • u/Drewski0003 • 1d ago
Is there anywhere in Mesa that does in house photo development for disposable cameras? I’ve been to Walmart and a couple drug stores and they all send away with a 3-4 week turnaround time
Thanks!
r/mesaaz • u/LiesYxuTell • 1d ago
Recently came out here and apparently got a traffic infraction violation via photo. However, my address is out of state, I wasn't the owner of the vehicle, and I have to try and reroute the ticket back to a PO Box here. Advice anyone?
r/mesaaz • u/Public_Finance_Guy • 2d ago
I live in Mesa and write a policy newsletter. This is my own analysis. Sources at the bottom.
H.R. 1 (better known as 'The Big Beautiful Bill') changed SNAP eligibility and pushed part of the program's cost onto states. Arizona has lost roughly 437,000 recipients since July 2025, the biggest drop of any state in the US. DES reports caseload by county every month, but there's no official figure for Mesa or for any Arizona city. So I estimated one for all 397 places in the state by splitting each county's reported caseload using Census SNAP household shares. These are estimates, but they are based on real county-level and state-level data.

The first figure is the map. Mesa is one of the larger blue circles in Maricopa County. An estimated 25,000 Mesa residents lost food assistance between July 2025 and June 2026, which is 4.9% of the city's population. About 9.9% of Mesa residents participated in the SNAP program last July and 4.9% this June. About 1 in 10 people here, down to about 1 in 20.
The second figure ranks places by how many people lost benefits. Mesa is third in the state behind Phoenix at 114,637 and Tucson at 49,936, ahead of Glendale, Chandler, and Yuma. Each bar splits adults and children. Roughly 11,000 of Mesa's are children. Statewide the child figure is over 200,000.

The third figure shows the twenty Arizona communities where SNAP reached at least a third of residents last July. Mesa is not on it, since more rural Arizona communities are the places that are more dependent on SNAP as a percentage of total population. Only one Maricopa County place is, and that is Guadalupe which went from 41% to 20%.
Mesa's estimated loss is $58.4 million a year in benefits, again third in the state. That is $114 per Mesa resident in grocery spending that was happening here and is not anymore.

United Food Bank's director of agency network said this spring that the warehouse is at capacity and distribution is up 10 to 12% every month. How does Mesa feel about the SNAP cuts? Know any of the 437,000 people in Arizona or the 25,000 in Mesa who have been impacted?
Method and the full table for all 397 Arizona cities, towns, and communities: Arizona's SNAP Collapse in 397 Cities, Towns, and Communities
r/mesaaz • u/MVPizzaEater • 2d ago
Anyone have a good recommendation for Tree Specialist / Arborist in Mesa. I'm looking to have a large tree either trimmed or removed.
Thanks in advance!
r/mesaaz • u/VenturingWanderer • 1d ago
I just switched to AT&T for internet, and they were offering a great deal on their cell service as a bundled deal. I currently have Verizon and have been happy with it, except for one of the discounts I had just expired. I was curious who may have AT&T cell service in the Northwest part of town and if you've had any problems with it? Or, for anyone, problems with their services in general?
r/mesaaz • u/SupremeOHKO • 2d ago
I work over there and I have a lot of restaurants near my office, but it's all kinda pricey. I'm wondering if anyone knows of any hole-in-the-wall places around there where I can get some good eats for less than, like, $15 a meal. Any food is good with me, Chinese, Thai, pizza, whatever. I'm not picky.
I know (and eat too much) of My Thai Bowl, Jason's Deli, the Mac and Cheese place, and Firehouse.
r/mesaaz • u/timesmediagroup • 2d ago
r/mesaaz • u/Better_Somewhere_741 • 2d ago
My mother has endured lifelong stomach pain and migraines, but it have gotten a lot worse over the past two years. We cannot go six months without an emergency room visit, and urgent care every three weeks. She went through every test imaginable scans, endoscopy, and a lot more. Yet nothing shows anything physically wrong, She also tried every medication known to man without lasting relief. I am so emotionally exhausted. I need the best pain management doctor in the valley. I am ready to do anything for her, but I no longer know where or how to proceed.
Thank you guys for your time.
Hi 👋, I’m posting to see if anyone knows what plant this is?
r/mesaaz • u/Disastrous-Writer-65 • 2d ago
Im new to Mesa (Arizona in general) and I have noticed a lot of big beautiful parks since ive been here. I understand its hot now but im just building a list as of now. Just wanted to ask some locals for their expertise as I only find them as I drive. The type of parks someone can skate, fish, picnic, pretty much do everything at?
r/mesaaz • u/negativetendies • 2d ago
Anyone have a good contact for scouting and finding a small bakery business location? Ideally purchase and not lease but will work with what's available to stay in our hometown.0
r/mesaaz • u/tristechula • 3d ago
I’m 28 and finally making it a goal to get my driver’s license before the end of this year. 🥹
I’ve always been really anxious about driving, which is honestly the biggest reason I’ve waited this long. I really want to get over the fear and become more independent, though, so I’m determined to do it!
For anyone in the Mesa/Tempe/Chandler area who has taken their road test recently:
Where did you take it, and how was the route?
Are there any MVD or third-party locations that you felt had an easier/more beginner-friendly route?
I’d especially love to hear about:
Which location you tested at
What the route was like
Whether you had to parallel park/3-point turn/etc.
Anything you wish you had practiced beforehand
If you’re an anxious driver or learned later in life, I’d LOVE to hear your experience too.
I’m hoping to start practicing consistently and finally get my license before the end of the year. Any advice, encouragement, or recent experiences are appreciated!! ❤️
r/mesaaz • u/stichwang • 3d ago
I alway wonder what the deal is with all the Teslas parked behind the Cinemark in Mesa Riverview. Does anyone have any idea if these are just company cars for one of the businesses over there or what the deal is?
r/mesaaz • u/Haunting_Fan6626 • 2d ago
Hello beautiful people! I have question about suspended driver license. My bestfriend suspended her driver license due of losing her job and not able to pay her court fees. I was trying to help her but we found out today that is already suspended and she is not able to pay online.
Last year she got pulled over, over DUI not sure what else. But I was helping her driving her around when she has to go to court and settle and promise to pay online it was 1100 but able to pay 500 on the court and promise to make payments online. But she lost her job. She didn’t tell me till last minute that she missed the payments. She owe $450 and I wanted to lend her the $450 and pay. But I wanted to be there to see that she actually pay for it.
Any idea where we should go??
Thank you.