10 January 2018

Transaction Locations For Physical Exchanges For Online Purchases

Announcement in a press release from City of Mesa Newsroom
Police stations to serve as transaction locations
January 10, 2018 at 8:20 am
Every day, hundreds of citizens visit online marketplaces through websites or apps to sell and trade goods and services. Eventually these transactions lead to a physical exchange with a stranger. The Mesa Police Department is offering our police stations as transaction locations where these online purchases can be exchanged. Instead of inviting a stranger to your home or visiting a stranger in their home, we encourage citizens to take advantage of our police stations as open public spaces.
(Image from City of Mesa Newsroom. See Link below)

Each station will have a clearly visible "Transaction Location" sign on its premises with the inside lobby hours clearly posted on the sign.
There is one exterior parking lot Transaction Location, as well as an interior lobby location for each Police station.
For increased safety, citizens can exchange online purchases inside the lobby within the posted open lobby hours (Monday - Thursday, 8 am - 4 pm).
The Mesa Police Department is not responsible for purchases or transactions.

The following locations have been identified as Transaction Locations:
Police Headquarters: 130 N Robson, Mesa, AZ 85201
Fiesta Division Substation: 1010 W Grove Ave., Mesa, AZ 85210
Central Division Substation: 120 N Robson, Mesa, AZ 85201
Red Mountain Division Substation: 4333 E University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85205
Superstition Division Substation: 2430 S Ellsworth Rd., Mesa, AZ 85209


For more information please contact:
 MESA PD COLOR LOGO clip:
Detective Nik RashetaPublic Information Officerpd-info@mesaaz.gov
480-644-2025 

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Source: http://www.mesanow.org/news/public/article/2022

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