United States Postal Service

David Palmer

The weight of this sole star falls upon the shoulders of one single person. I don’t have her name, but she is easy to spot. She is of Native American decent, late 50’s early 60’s her vibe permeates discussed, that is her world and how dare you trespass. In all my years I have never encountered a more entitled person. To say that she is rude, smug and bitter woman with a chip on her shoulder would honestly be sugar coating it. The looks she gives people and the way she talks down to them as well is honestly very concerning. I can’t believe that she is allowed to work the counter. I’m telling you that you can tell by her coworkers reactions and the way the sometimes cringe when she speaks makes them all very uncomfortable. Anyways, it’s a shame because everyone else is always so pleasant.

Darlene R

These guys are awesome. Not your typical post office workers. Always greeted with a smile. I've lived in lots of places - but never have I seen friendly postal workers. I have to agree with the anti DMV post. I had to smile because it is true. These folks go the extra mile, and treat everybody with respect and courtesy. They care about customer service and they give it. They treat my packages as if they were their own.

Taylor Scott

Consistently being told "packages are loaded up and on the way" or that they'll "be here by end of day or tomorrow at the latest" for weeks now. I no longer expect to receive items I order online anymore, I've just given up on it. I've also attempted to trek the party office I will come there to pick up my packages to save them the trouble and make sure I receive them, but every time I am told that it's just a temporary slip up and *insert excuse claiming someone had quit here* so I don't need to worry. Wish there was an alternative option.

Charity T.W.

Always beyond helpful- often beyond their official duty. Love this post office and all its employees!