United States Postal Service

2.7
104 reviews
Person picking up a package from USPS smart lockers

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Visit your local Post Office™ at 600 Cross Valley Cir to find everything you need to send mail and ship packages. Explore our other products and services like money orders, Post Office™ boxes, passports, gift cards, and more

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United States Postal Service
600 Cross Valley Cir, Evansville, IN
47710, United States

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    T Clack
    3 days ago
    2.0
    Nicely new paved parking. Easy in and out Sat afternoon. Plenty of access to handicap parking. However, the doors are not electric push operated and it may be difficult to get a wheelchair through the door.
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    Tracy Fritts
    Dec 16, 2025
    4.0
    I don't think the Informed Delivery app is working right I was supposed to get 12 pieces of mail and a package. I got the package at 7:30 last night but no mail. Today I am supposed get 5 pieces of mail and haven't gotten anything yet. The mail carrier puts the mail in the wrong mail boxes all the time. We have one of those mailboxes that are like apartments have. It's very frustrating when you can't actually talk to a live person. It's also frustrating when you are waiting on important papers for your insurance and the app says you was supposed get them yesterday. I doubt anyone reads to his or does anything about it but I thought I let someone know
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    TJ Hickman
    Dec 11, 2025
    1.0
    Will not answer phone calls. Often mishandling parcel locker packages. Wish our mailboxes at pleasant ridge estates would have to still be on each home.
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    Daniel Harms
    Oct 6, 2025
    5.0
    Quick and easy process
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    Hanna
    Aug 7, 2025
    1.0
    I am beyond outraged. The United States Postal Service lost a birthday card I sent to my special-needs cousin — something meant to brighten his day, make him feel loved, and be a highlight of his year — and then an employee, Brandon James at the Diamond Valley USPS office, hung up on me when I called to find out what happened. This wasn’t a bill. This wasn’t advertising mail. This was a personal, irreplaceable gesture that carried emotional weight. My cousin has limited opportunities for moments of joy like this, and thanks to USPS’s negligence, you’ve robbed him of one. Your failure is two-fold: You couldn’t manage to deliver a single envelope on time and intact. Your employee, Brandon James, decided it was acceptable to hang up on me rather than provide answers or accountability. This is especially insulting when you consider that USPS, while claiming to be self-funded, has repeatedly leaned on taxpayer dollars to stay afloat. For example: $8.64 billion in taxpayer funds accepted during COVID-19 (linns.com) $50 billion in financial relief in 2022, plus a $10 billion loan forgiveness (reuters.com) More than $120 billion in total Congressional assistance since 2020 (washingtonpost.com) $3 billion in taxpayer dollars earmarked for electric vehicle purchases (washingtonpost.com) With this level of public support, there is absolutely no excuse for losing sentimental mail and treating paying customers with contempt. I demand: An immediate investigation into the whereabouts of the missing card. Disciplinary action against Brandon James for hanging up on me and showing blatant disregard for USPS’s customer service standards. A written apology acknowledging the loss and the unprofessional treatment I received. If I do not get a satisfactory resolution, I will escalate this to the Postal Regulatory Commission, my congressional representatives, and every consumer advocacy group available. I will also make this story public so people know exactly how USPS — and specifically the Diamond Valley office — treats mail meant for people with disabilities and their families. Your mishandling of this situation is unacceptable, and I expect immediate action

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