United States Postal Service

Rebecca Pena

I'll share that, Yes, the location doesn't give one a sense of Security, as it is in a location that a

Carlo N.

This USPS location is small but they have a self-checkout kios. Parking is limited. Overall, I’m a satisfied customer.

Mary Staggs

Yes, very limited parking and usually only one or two staff at the windows but they do the best they can. I run an online shop and mail dozens of packages a day and I've NEVER had one stolen from the bin. With a couple of exceptions the staff have been very courteous and helpful. Put yourself in their places (dealing with the public during a Pandemic) and then post your review.

R D

This is the main post office I use for my small online business. I drop off packages here multiple days at different times a week, Monday to Saturday. Though parking is limited, I've always found a parking spot, compared to the main Lincoln USPS location. I've always found the two main postal clerks Sang and Danny very helpful and easy to work with. As a small business I often need to consult the post office employees about shipping regulations and packaging criteria. This location usually has a frequently rotated third employee position, and occasionally a less patient individual will temporarily work at this location. I've observed some quite a few patrons to this location who were hostile towards its employees, yet Sang and Danny have kept their cool under pressure. A few things I do not like about this location is it has a very small and limited capacity package drop box compared to the Lincoln Branch. The drop box door or slot often gets jammed stuck due to being to full or someone cramming a big package inside. That is a big inconvenience, especially because the previous post office that this location replaced had a much larger drop box. This location removed it's street accessible mail boxes so all mail requires you to find a parking slot and go inside to drop mail. This location shares parking with two other retail stores, one that is currently empty, and multiple larger businesses further back. Currently parking spots are almost always available, but only because one of the retail stores has been empty for years. Once a retail or small business occupies that store front, finding a parking slot will not be possible. 50% of the time this location has homeless individuals in front on the empty retail store asking for money. There is no way to get to the parking lot and avoid them unless you walk in the driveway traffic. This location is barely wheel chair accessible with a single narrow entry way/exit that often has a large line standing into its hallway. The wider front doors are locked and blocked with merchandise displays. Even as an able Bodied person, I hope I am never at this location during an earthquake, fire or emergency, because it will be a scene of utter chaos due to the single narrow accessible entry from the hallway. This location is not recommended if you are limited physically, because the two handicap parking slots near the post office are full 98% of the time, even when the post office and Subway sandwich shop are empty. The handicapped parking also forces those with wheel chair or other physical limitations to have to navigate around or pass in front of the homeless individuals that sit in front of the empty storefront. All other parking requires walking past the empty store front and past the Subway sandwich shop and then across driveway traffic to the main small parking area. Worst times to visit this location are after 2:30 pm.