United States Postal Service

Reviews

• SM

  S.S Moore

  Dec 15, 2025
  2.0
  The people who work here do their best under the current untenable conditions of USPS nationally. There are four stations at the counter but only ever one or two employees working. The wait times are too long. It’s a shame that our gov./community can always find money for weapons, but not for an essential service like the USPS.
• FD

  frank cedillo (Twiztid Ducky)

  Jan 16, 2025
  2.0
  Service here is meh 😐 I have Disabilities so certain things are hard Like writing. but the clerks here seem like they have a chip on their shoulder I’d go to la Verne if the clerks weren’t so dam scary looking. And im to lazy to go to San Dimas
• TB

  Trena Brown

  Jun 3, 2020
  5.0
  Very friendly
• TT

  tankieebaby

  Jan 5, 2018
  1.0
  This review isn't for the people who work in the front. It's the experience I had with an older Asian male loading pallets in the back of the post office. I knew he was associated with the post office because the whole back of the post office was open and out of him and the other male, he looked to be in charge. I'm not familiar with the Claremont area. I was looking for a place to recycle some items. It was about 6pm and already dark, a lot of places look closed so it was hard for me to find the location. I thought the address I put in my GPS happened to be the post office. I entered the side of the post office, found a bunch of lockers but no worker to talk to, so I figured that wasn't the right entrance. I walked around the building and saw workers in the back lot. You can tell I looked lost. I went up to the two men and asked if this is where I can recycle my items. The Asian male yells at me saying "No, what is that?! Trash?!" I said, "No, they told me I can recycle it." He yells, "Who did? No, we don't take that! I don't know who told you that!" He points to the side of the parking lot saying, "Take it over there" . The other man doesn't say anything, until now. He calmly just says "There's a dumpster over there." I didn't take it to the dumpster, I called back the place I was looking for and eventually found it, but I felt this whole situation could have been handled WAY better. He could have had a normal conversation with me instead of yelling at me. I wasn't trespassing or causing any problems.

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