Still trash. 8 hours to deliver mail 3 streets away. Oh, wait, that would imply they actually…read moredelivered it, which they haven't. Absolutely pathetic excuse for a USPS location.

Spent almost 2 hours in there regarding my change of address not coming through to my address in…read moreGreen Valley (they accepted the money just fine 18 days ago). Was told everything was set up and not to worry and that it usually takes 10 days. I countered with the fact that it's been 18 days: they said they will need to get a supervisor. NO ONE APPEARED after waiting an hour! And I need to note that the post office was pretty empty. Try calling them on (520) 625-4221 and no one ever answers. This branch needs an audit or to get closed down if this is the service they expect us to swallow. Disgusting service!

This is a postal sub station where locals cone daily to pick up their mail. No home mail service…read morein this small community It's great to come to a place where everyone knows who you are. Practically a meeting place. Parking lot is always full of neighbors chatting and catching up. One of the few things I miss about living in a small community.

Every time I had to mail packages, the Sahuarita US Post Office has never disappointed me. The…read morelines move quickly. This is because the staff are friendly, competent, and helpful. In short, they are professionals.

Very kind and helpful. They don't have a self service area but the attendant made a labelread more

Below is my original review. After I wrote this review another mail truck pulled up to my…read moreneighbor's house and I went out to inquire about the package that has been delayed twice and for some reason the message from Amazon earlier was there was an attempt and they would try again?? There was no attempt I noticed as no one came to the door and nothing in the mailbox (the package was dog vitamins so no signature required thus the inspiration for this original review). After I gave the patient mailman an earful and he was polite to hear me out, he left and about an hour or less later he came back with my package and personally delivered it to my address. Now that is impressive! He said he was actually a supervisor out helping out on the route. I wished I would have asked for his name but he was excellent and made up for the bad experience of a twice delayed package. That is service at its best and I can't say enough about how great that truly is!! If you continue on and read my original review, it shows how I felt like the USPS has completely disintegrated into an almost useless Albatros and the original star rating was 1 star. Now its 5 stars because of that man who heard me out and actually went the extra mile literally to take care of the issue. Thank you Sierra Vista post office supervisor!!! ORIGINAL FRUSTRATED REVIEW: There aren't words to describe how horrible the mail service has been for the past year. Try calling either the local number or the national post office number and you will get only a waste of your time and nothing more. Its a total joke. The automated national system won't take a tracking number despite asking for it and then will not put you through to an agent without one. Locally there is a lengthy voice message about hours, passport info when it does final start to ring no one answers and eventually will time out with a fast busy signal. This is what we pay billions and billions of dollars for each year. WHY????

I walked in with all of my change of address information handed it to a representative who also…read morescanned my ID said it would help expedite and confirm the process Called two weeks later to follow up and they had no record of change of address

The worker was kind and gave my kids stickers. She did seem baffled at first as to why I was there…read morewith a prepaid postage package but then asked if I wanted a receipt, which I did for proof. Did not take a long time and I went around 1130 on a Saturday.

Next time you guys wanna update lockers, can you guys like Let people know not by posting a piece…read moreof paper, but maybe like a phone call or a quick text message so that we can come pick up our key. Not everyone with a locker like that checks their mail every single day. Super irritating.

Joel G. They said my item on Aug 29 was delivered to my box…read morefrom eBay , but it wasn't there , I check with neighbors but no resolve yet , usually the USPS is pretty reliable . Concerned

Delivery was promised for Saturday, still not available on Monday morning. Not the first time I've…read morebeen let down by the USPS, but I hope they get taken over by a private company that believes in efficient service

The Patagonia Post Office is THE central institution in Patagonia. It's where people meet each…read moreother, the bulletin boards are where one finds out everything going on, for sale, or needing to be done, and so forth. Right now, it's under some stress due to the COVID crisis, but the staff there continues to persevere and ensure that the mail comes in and goes out reliably and timely. Thank you, our Postal workers! We love you.

We love the people at the Post Office. Super friendly,…read morehelpful and there's never a line ;) Keep up the good work!

The postal workers have always been ready to help. They're pleasant and go out of their way to…read morehelp. I think they are doing a great job.

This post office constantly causes me numerous problems. The mail carriers are not instructed to…read moredeliver packages to the address. Instead, they take the packages to the neighborhood mailbox hub, and nine times out of ten, they will NOT leave your package. Instead, they leave countless slips of paper saying "your mailbox was too full OR your package was too big. " Since this is a rural area, I understand that home delivery isn't always feasible. However, if I live just .03 miles beyond the maximum delivery distance, is it really that much of a burden to simply deliver my packages? At the very least, extending the operating hours would help those of us who work for a living to send and pick up our parcels. I receive many packages essential for my job, and when I can NEVER GET THEM or cannot pick them up, it causes huge problems for my family and me. The most frustrating part is when I finally reach the post office, I have to stand there for hours, telling the clerk repeatedly to go back and locate my package, because for some reason they are eager to tell me "noooo we doughnut half eet" five times before finally finding it and handing it over. They did this with a Mac All-in-One desktop computer- the package was enormous, but it took them four attempts to find it. I don't think I have ever been more frustrated in my life! And this is just one of many ridiculous experiences I've had with the staff at this location. This town has a HUGE problem with hiring family members and friends instead of competent, serious workers who know how to do the job. It's obvious that the people in these critical positions have no clue what they are doing or what it takes to do the job. Shameful!