United States Postal Service

Judo Therapy

Articulate, efficient, and worthy of praise. Human error occurs in all fields of professions, which can be excusable because we all have our good and bad days. Take consideration that our postal service field workers (delivery drivers) deal with individuals with a variety of psychological characteristics including publicly intoxicated and unstable, loose dogs, sprinklers, blocked mail boxes, hidden mail boxes, faulty mail boxes, and many other nuances that hinder or reduce efficacy; some which may even cause the postal worker to become terminated for something that was not at the fault of our worker, like getting bitten by a loose dog. I digress and explore you to thank a postal worker for their service delivering our mail rain or shine, while we sit in our air conditioned homes as they drive in a steel box with just a small fan without air conditioning in the Californian triple digit weather!

Mark Flierl

On 3-30-2022 I found a final notice from the post office in my mailbox. The notice said on 3-25-2022 they missed me and that my package would be returned on 3-28-2022. I went to the post office on 3-31-2022 and was told that my package must have been there for 18 days because it was returned to the sender. They couldn't tell me for sure because the notice didn't have a tracking number on it. The notice also didn't tell me what post office my package was at. I never received a first attempt at delivery notice. If I had, I would have picked the package up before I went on vacation. This is another example of complete government incompetence.

Eleazar Ruiz

Nice service

Libet Villa

The tall older white guy is super rude and not helpful. Asked for help on how to send a huge package , was asking simple questions and all I got back was sarcasm and stupidity act outs on how they’re going to throw my package around. I wish him the best on working on his attitude and interactions. It is So embarrassing that at his late age he acts like a teenager.