Reviews for the post office on 31 Palomba Dr (https://m.yelp.com/biz/us-post-office-enfield) in…read moreEnfield, CT, are mixed, often highlighting efficient, clean, and well-maintained facilities with helpful staff. However, some customer feedback notes issues with drop boxes being locked after hours. The location offers 24-hour self-service options, including packing materials, express, and priority mail. [1, 2] Key Locations and Details: * Main Branch (31 Palomba Dr): Known for being clean and well-maintained with helpful staff. * Passport Services: Available with appointments and limited walk-in hours (e.g., Thu 1:45-2:45 PM). * Hours: Open Mon-Fri 9 AM-5 PM, Sat 9 AM-1 PM, Closed Sunday. * Alternative Location (1430 Enfield St): 1430 Enfield St (https://m.yelp.com/biz/us-post-office-enfield-2) is the other main location. [1, 3, 4] Common Feedback: * Positives: Clean interior, efficient automated services, and helpful employees. * Negatives: Some reports of locked drop boxes. [1, 2] It is recommended to check specific hours on the USPS website before visiting for specialized services like passports. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses [1] https://m.yelp.com/biz/us-post-office-enfield [2] https://m.yelp.com/biz/american-legion-post-80-enfield [3] https://www.mapquest.com/us/connecticut/us-post-office-403894834 [4] https://tools.usps.com/rcas.htm?locationId=1362612

Have gone so many times for the drop box, many times after hours, and the drop box is locked…read more I have told the staff repeatedly, and again today on Sunday, a car ride for nothing. This has been happening for years now. Nobody there seems to care. Makes m Hate that post office.

Where in the world do I begin? During the furnace exploding…read more1st time turning on after restoration and moving back to the house...cabinets fell apart: I completely shut down...my girlfriend called them .. police for a well check...Explained what was going on and told officers that I had been sexually assaulted and harassed by the workers as well... Well 2 year went by because of COVID before getting the report and nothing was recorded about this elderly woman being assaulted and harassed..he kindly left that part out...lied about it and became more irate about life and it's misgivings, so after internal investigation without my statement and facing these two, it was decided by chief of police that had only been on the job 6 months, I didn't matter...so I continue to live with the heartbreak and disbelief that this could happen: but not surprised

Nice people!! The officers in my area keeps things safe . There was fireworks that should not be…read moreused in this state around here but it seems to have stop for now good job!! Thanks !!!

3900th Review I'm…read moresure everyone old enough to remember the events of September 11, 2001 knows exactly where they were on that tragic day in American History. This was my very first visit to any memorial dedicated to those that lost their lives on this day and I must stay it's pretty sobering. I know there are quite a number of sites around the country similar to this one, as there should be so no one is so far away from one that they could ever forget. This monument is really well done, no description of these massive beams and granite monoliths that represents the twin towers on display can do them justice, it's definitely something you need to experience...

The two pieces of mangled steel arrived on a flatbed truck, under a Fire Department escort, on…read moreThursday afternoon, Feb 10, 2011. They are 18 feet long and weigh 1,400 pounds each. They were from the North Tower. They came to Enfield through a New York Port Authority program that gave Ground Zero artifacts to any public safety or municipal agency that planned to include them in a Sept. 11 display. Over 1,400 pieces of the Twin Towers now live on as a public reminder of that terrible day. The memorial at the Weymouth Road Fire Station has the beams set in a Memorial Garden. The garden is framed by an arced low stone wall that is evenly and solidly built around the sides, but is in a planned state of distress and collapse at the front. I saw similar symbolism at a Veterans Memorial in West Hartford, where the uniformity of a wall, representing America's time-line, was violently broken during times of war. You'll also see two granite pillars representing the twin towers, a grouping of stones for United 93, a large Fire Department crest and a plaque dedicated to the firemen lost on September 11, 2001.

The Wizard of Oz - A wonderful tale for children, it has everything a parent could wish for or does…read moreit, as a kid we never missed an opportunity to watch the original 1939 version of The Wizard of Oz, starring young Judy Garland - I was surprised to see this sculptor included so many elements including Jack Pumpkinhead, the tornado with the flying farmhouse, etc. In my opinion this is a five minute fly by, and by no means a bucket list item but it does exist. It's simply a display of art embedded in a stone clad wall at the back entrance to the public library and its well done...

At the rear entrance of the Enfield public library is a very cool 43" by 27" by 3" panel sculpture…read moreof a child sitting outside on the ground, holding a book in both hands while reading. In the field where the child sits, I saw a dozen characters from the Wizard of Oz walking on a curved brick road. I guess we are reading his/her mind and watching how reading brings imagination to life. The work was a gift from sculptor Janice Loomis to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Enfield Library. You can identify Dorothy, her dog Toto, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion in the front. In the top left corner is the Wicked Witch of the West riding a broom, the Emerald City, a hot air balloon, and a tornado. One character I didn't recognize at all (at least from the movie, since I didn't read the book) - it was someone with a pumpkin on his head wearing a scarf. I researched the gent and found out his name is "Jack Pumpkinhead" - and he was a character in some of Frank Baum's fourteen full-length Oz books.

The Firefighter community has a 200-year old tradition that takes place at firefighter's funerals…read moreknown as "The Ringing of the Bell." A bell is rung three times, and after each set of three rings, a gloved hand envelops the bell to silence it before the next set of three rings starts. After the final ringing of the third set, the bell is left alone until the ring dissipates on its own. At Enfield's Fire District #1 station house, there is a firefighters' memorial and bell. The bell is mounted inside a 6 foot high wall of stacked flagstones. A plaque bears the following inscription: FIRE FIGHTERS MEMORIAL PRESENTED BY ENFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.

On 5/15/26 I went to the Dmv in Enfield and had the best experience ever, from the security guard…read moreto the person in booth 1 Bethany H. Bethany was so helpful pleasant and very knowledgeable with all the questions I had for her. I recieved an appointment on the same day from Gene if it wasn't for him I would have had to come back if I didn't have an appointment. So for me I was very grateful with all the help I received on 5/15/26 and got everything done that I needed. I would recommend the Enfield DMV to anyone. Thank you

I was a walk in but not expecting to even get service today, I wanted to mostly clarify what type…read moreof appointment to book online (website is awful). the service was surprisingly fast for state transfer, renewal and real id (to clarify- I only to book the state transfer appointment ) Everyone was so nice and Natalie at the first window I went to was the best! I've never had a nicer experience at a dmv.