United States Postal Service

Reviews

• RM

  Ruben Mateo

  Jun 22, 2026
  1.0
  I can say that I've had the worst experience at this location. My order was distributed from here, and the delivery person marked it as delivered, even though it wasn't. I even visited the location today, and the staff refused to give me any details about what happened to my order. It's incredibly frustrating to see such a large company staffed by people with such poor practices. My package never arrived, yet they marked it as delivered. This is unacceptable.
• IC

  Iris Curtis

  Jun 18, 2026
  5.0
  Customer service was courteous and helpful.
• RB

  Robert Branch

  May 13, 2026
  2.0
  Lazy complacent irresponsible and lack common sense . Reported several times of a person's mail constantly be left at my residence when hehasn't lived here in years . They still put the gentleman s mail in my box . This nan has been in a nursing home for a while and passed away in March . Attempts at preventing his mail from being delayed by them being too lazy to look at names and not just the address have failed . They are incompetent and in too big of a rush .
• LM

  Latasha Mosley

  Feb 20, 2026
  5.0
  Went in for my passport appointment. Ms Anetia was amazing. She was very helpful. I was in and out in about 10 minutes because I had my documents ready to go. Highly recommend coming here for passport services, make an appt first online!
• SP

  Samantha Price

  Feb 10, 2026
  1.0
  Super rude, and there’s a major discrepancy in their rules. My last name is different from the child I’m a legal guardian for. Because of his age and the fact that we don’t share a last name, they refused to let me submit a forwarding or address change for him. Since I couldn’t check him off on my own form, they suggested I individually contact his doctors and anyone else who might send him mail to notify them of the address change. Meanwhile, my husband and daughter do share a last name, so hers was processed with zero issue and all of her mail will be forwarded automatically. Make that make sense. They also gave me a hard time trying to forward my business mail as well, with the same rude tone and dismissive demeanor. Then I was told it could take up to five days for forwarding to take effect. I said that was fine and that I would just stop by the old address to check the mailbox until everything was fully switched over. Without knowing anything about my situation, the man responded rudely that he highly suggested I not do that and that they don’t recommend it. So I’m just supposed to not pick up my own mail for five days? For context, no one currently lives at the old address, the mailbox is on a public sidewalk, and we are well within our rights to continue checking it until the form is fully processed. If we didn’t have to use USPS at all, we wouldn’t, but as everyone in this country knows, we don’t have a choice. Anything else I need to mail will be going elsewhere. And why do I have to wait in a line of ten people just to request the form? Why does every facility look like it hasn’t been updated since the 90s? And why are there only ever two people working the front? So many questions, but honestly, the funding situation for USPS suddenly makes a lot of sense. What a joke.

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