Keep Social Security Administration in Apache Junction
552 Comments
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David Knoblock Sr
5 years ago
Why would anyone do dumb things like this?
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Barbara Kayer
5 years ago
Please do your best to keep here.
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Virginia Reineccius
5 years ago
Please keep the Social Security Office in Apache Junction
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MELODY L HENRY
5 years ago
Apache Junction needs this office. Leave it here. Let it serve our community well.
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James T Byrne
5 years ago
Great location, ease of access. Highly visable from the road. Friendly, very knowledgeable, helpful staff. Leave it here. Thank you. JB
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please leave this office we have lots of seniors in AJ.
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Mary Ann Coyne
5 years ago
A major disservice to Apache Junction residents to move this office. Please reconsider as Gilbert is not convenient for much of the age group that uses this office.
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Rhonda Gilles
5 years ago
We need the the office in AJ. We have so many who depend on it!!
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James Killebrew
5 years ago
I have driving anxiety and I would not be able to travel that far in the big city.
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Bridget Fisk
5 years ago
Please leave it open
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paula van soest
5 years ago
very convenient.
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Deborah Hurrle
5 years ago
Apache Junction needs this service for all the retired and disabled people who live here. This would be a hardship because of lack of public transportation.
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Astasia Lagoni
5 years ago
Please keep the office in Apace Junction
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Peg Lynch
5 years ago
This vital Apache Junction location conveniently serves its disabled and elderly population nearby. A 40 mile roundtrip is a cruel hardship to endure! NO!!!
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Billie S Coleman
5 years ago
Please keep this Social Security office in Apache Junction!
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James Porter
5 years ago
They need to stay with Apache Junction. Gold Canyon doesn't need to go all the way to Mesa or Gilbert either. Leave it where it is.
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Calee Maass
5 years ago
Don't be dumb keep the office open we certainly dont need elder residents having to navigate new roads in unknown to them cities to try to get the help the deserve. Also can you imagine the uber or lyft fees?
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William Kost
5 years ago
Keep the office in Apache Juntion!
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Barbara Manning
5 years ago
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The SS office in Apache Junction provides service to a large number of residents. With the increase in gas prices moving the office 20 miles away not only causes an inconvenience but a financial burden for seniors on fixed income
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Jeffrey Carr
5 years ago
Now is not the time to cut access to essential services for our community.
Why would anyone do dumb things like this?
Please do your best to keep here.
Please keep the Social Security Office in Apache Junction
Apache Junction needs this office. Leave it here. Let it serve our community well.
Great location, ease of access. Highly visable from the road. Friendly, very knowledgeable, helpful staff. Leave it here. Thank you. JB
Please leave this office we have lots of seniors in AJ.
A major disservice to Apache Junction residents to move this office. Please reconsider as Gilbert is not convenient for much of the age group that uses this office.
We need the the office in AJ. We have so many who depend on it!!
I have driving anxiety and I would not be able to travel that far in the big city.
Please leave it open
very convenient.
Apache Junction needs this service for all the retired and disabled people who live here. This would be a hardship because of lack of public transportation.
Please keep the office in Apace Junction
This vital Apache Junction location conveniently serves its disabled and elderly population nearby. A 40 mile roundtrip is a cruel hardship to endure! NO!!!
Please keep this Social Security office in Apache Junction!
They need to stay with Apache Junction. Gold Canyon doesn't need to go all the way to Mesa or Gilbert either. Leave it where it is.
Don't be dumb keep the office open we certainly dont need elder residents having to navigate new roads in unknown to them cities to try to get the help the deserve. Also can you imagine the uber or lyft fees?
Keep the office in Apache Juntion!
The SS office in Apache Junction provides service to a large number of residents. With the increase in gas prices moving the office 20 miles away not only causes an inconvenience but a financial burden for seniors on fixed income
Now is not the time to cut access to essential services for our community.