United States Postal Service

gary kuhlman

The nicest, most helpful staff around. I've never had an issue with this office and have been helped by them a handful of times. The drivers are and always have been extremely friendly and efficient as well. I consider myself lucky to have this office as my "home" USPS location.

Michael Crosta

not a fun service post office but they were nice just should be labeled what it is .

M Smith

Why does this post office exist? You can't send Packages. You can't send anything or buy stamps. The mailbox outside is permanently locked. It's just a useless old building.

Mu-Xuan Lin

The most unprofessional USPS station I've encountered so far, both East Coast and West Coast. This is the Long Beach station to collect registered mails from non-domestic sources and to deliver them to our residences. Often when I (or my partner) was not at home therefore could not sign for those registered mails intended for me (or him), I tried to request a redelivery (for a reasonable redelivery date) online and meanwhile left the signed (therefore my consent) orange slip up on our mailbox. However, more than often the mail delivery agent did not attempt a second delivery, and if he did, he simply left another note without even trying to knock on our gate (which I intentionally left unlocked) or leaving the mail at the place I designated in my redelivery request. There is no indication of them ever paying attention to the USPS online customer request via the normal, supposedly functional channel, and sometimes not even the signed paper slip. 99 out of 100 times when I was supposed to receive a registered mail I had to drive to this postal station myself afterward to pick it up, even if I was in fact at home and was expecting the delivery at their presumed "first attempt" of delivery. Contrasting to the efficient and cordial services at the USPS retail front on E. 2nd St., this Loma location -- for its designated function -- delivers a less than satisfactory service.