Q: Library - How do I find out more about Library study rooms?
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Q: How do I report a broken street light?
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Q: How do I report graffiti?
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Q: How do I report a pothole or broken curb?
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Q: How do I report excessive dust in an alley?
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Q: How do I report a problem at a bus stop?
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Q: Library - How do I get or replace a Library card?
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Q: Library - How do I manage my Library account online or reset my PIN?
A: To manage your library account or to reset your PIN:
Go to your Library account at https://catalog.tempe.gov/patroninfo or click on "My Account" where it appears in the Tempe Public Library web page. Log in with your name, Tempe Public Library card number, and PIN.
If you have forgotten your PIN:
Click on "Forget your PIN?" at the foot of that same Account Login page.
- If your account includes a valid email address you can request a new PIN using this form.
- If we don't have your email address, please call the Library at 480-350-5500 during normal business hours to request a new PIN.
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Q: FIT: How do I file a claim against the City?
A: Contact the Risk Management Division of the Finance and Technology Department, at 480-350-8321.
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Q: How do I contact the Tempe Fire Department?
A: Tempe Fire Department
P.O. Box 5002
Tempe, Arizona 85280
480-858-7200 (Main Phone Number)
480-858-7230 (Education Specialist)
For media inquiries, contact Sue Taaffe at 480-350-8663.
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Q: How do I request a street light?
A: Contact our streetlight coordinator, Alan Rady at 480-350-8033. |
Q: HR: Where is Human Resources located?
A: The City of Tempe Human Resources Department is located at 20 E. Sixth Street, First Floor, Tempe, AZ 85281. Our hours of operation are 7:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday (excluding holidays). |
Q: How do I complain about aircraft noise?
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Q: What are the effects of bath salts?
A: Baths salts are a serious problem across the United States, and Tempe is no exception. While some of the chemicals making up bath salts can be technically legal, the effects can be deadly. Baths salts are made up of beta-keto amphetamines, synthetic chemicals that mimic cathinone in the Khat plant. These are very powerful stimulants which cause rapid metabolism and dangerously high body temperatures of 107 degrees. Under the influence of bath salts, the body’s metabolism can be so extreme as to render the patient incapable of taking in enough oxygen to prevent cellular suffocation resulting in potentially fatal heart arrhythmias. Signs of a person on bath salts include ranting, removal of clothing and delirium. This is considered a medical emergency and people should call 9-1-1, when encountering a person on bath salts.
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Q: Library - How do I renew Library books?
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Q: Library - How do I return Library books, CD's and DVD's?
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Q: Library - How do I download Library eBooks, music & movies?
A: Tempe Public Library works with several online vendors to provide eBooks, music and movies for your eReader, PC, laptop, MP3 player and supported smartphone or PDA. Download from thousands of bestsellers and classics, fiction and non-fiction. Click on our Downloads page for more information.
Most downloads will require a valid Tempe Public Library card and PIN. |
Q: Library - How do I request technical assistance with Library downloads?
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Q: How I do report a problem with a bike path?
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Q: Do I need to apply for a new tax license when I change locations within Tempe?
A: Yes - when you move from one Tempe location to another, you need to apply for a new Tempe tax license. Per Tempe Tax Code Section 16-310(b), a license is not transferable between owners or locations.
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