Huge facility with plenty of room to back the car right up to the drop-off area. The staff was…read morehelpful with directing traffic and the pricing was fair. Though the line is a bit long here at times.

Great dump! Fair prices, excellent staff, well organized. Easy to get in and out of. They do charge…read morefor all appliances, FYI

So, I finally got through on the toll free number with some lucky guesses what the infleixible menu…read morewanted me to answer. I had called the two numbers steadily for an hour and a half before ever talking to a live person about the problem, hence this review still not favorable, but I upgraded by one star. I got a person at the toll-free number who listened, then I got a call back from a supervisor at the station who really listened and was constructive and friendly. Then as I finished walking home, the carrier was there and had indeed been told what had happened. It turned out it was not the regular carrier yesterday, and I guess he didn't have (or apparently missed) the building codes list he was given. That said, the undelivered big package still should not have been marked "delivered" in the tracking. I showed the carrier how there was a key in my mailbox for a larger box that was empty. We'll see what happens next, but I was also given direct contact info for the supervisor, and I did mention a number of times that not picking up any of multiple, continuous calls over an hour and a half is not acceptable. -------------------------------- We used to have a fantastic postman, but sadly he retired. Now the mailperson(s) make lots of mistakes. It started with them not being able to keep track of which mailboxes to put mail in, even though it is posted inside the box doors. Without consulting the owners, all the boxes were renumbered into an in order sequence. Sadly my neighbor who has had to stand on a stool for years to get her mail because she is petite and they gave her a high box was given another high box. We often find packages for other buildings in the complex in our building. I used to take them around and deliver them properly (security buildings, but I have done pet-sitting in the complex), but it really is not my job. Yesterday they put the wrong key for the larger boxes into my individual mailbox, so the box is empty. Since company sends tracking, I can see all four packages were reported delivered. The two smaller ones were put in my own box, and some minutes later, the two larger packages were "delivered." I have been on phone for 50 minutes so far trying to get through to ask them to report this to the mailperson and have them swap the correct key for the one they put in my box. The local branch simply does not ever pick up the phone. I tried the 800 number, and the automated mail tree never connects me to a live person either. It simply repeats "I did not get that" when I explain the nature of the problem, and "this doesn't seem to be a valid address," when I give the address I have been living at for 20 years. It seems like USPS has set up their system to simply try to dodge accountability. Without a car it is a hassle to go into the branch, and other reviews indicate people at the station do not take the problems any more seriously. Maybe it is time for USPS to cede package delivery to the companies that do it better and stick with letter delivery. They do provide a vital service by delivering mail to every street and P.O. address.

Always delivers on wrong address…read more I get my nieghbors mail Its that insane USPS is so terrible Not even communicating on text or call Why amazon can do it and USPS Fail so bad

As a preschool teacher, I have had many experiences visiting and having fire fighters visit my…read morepreschool. Today, by far, has been the best. They let students touch everything: the truck, fire hose, lights, mask, helmet, boots, air tank, pike pole. We went through the fire truck and students were respected as preschoolers, who are inquisitive and learn through their bodies. David and Annie talked to our students like real people, not drill sergeants, making them stand in a line, be quiet or keep their hands behind their backs. The first question Fire Fighter David had was, "How old are your students?" He and Annie also answered questions by looking at the student who asked it. They showed us the dining room, desks, locker room and where all of the uniforms are kept. When Annie put on her uniform, they talked about how "cool" it was instead of talking about how scary it is. They seem to really understand small kids and what they will understand. We'll go back next year!

I'd be remiss if I didn't send a 5 star review. The person that helped me was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and made the process quick and smooth. Another family was in getting a passport and also received good service.

We used the walk-in passport renewal service for minor passports. This was a great alternative to…read morethe Post Office, which has no appointments available for the foreseeable future. There was no one ahead of us in line so we were served quickly and efficiently. There is even a UPS store a couple of doors down that does passport photos. In all, this was one of the easiest passport renewal experiences we have had to date.

Postal Services in Seattle, Washington…read more.. I had purchased ten postcards in Portland, Oregon, but I wasn't able to stamp and address them there. I thought that the next best thing would be to have the postcards stamped in Seattle, Washington. I searched my Yelp app for the closest post office and this one in Georgetown popped up. There were many free parking spaces right next to the building. Inside, there was a long line of customers! I guess it's because there are only ten more days until Christmas?!?!? I just dropped my cards in the outgoing mail slot and went on my way! Thanks for your service through the rain, sleet. And snow!

Worker is extremely rude and entitled. He has an attitude and rushes you for no reason. He is…read moreblack, 6 feet tall, overweight, old with a bald head and I think glasses. Didt get his name but I came in here twice for a passport because he said I had to get an ID and what I wrote was wrong. It wasn't wrong actually he just messed the papers up and I didt have to get and ID he made me waste 70 dollars for no reason. He is extremely rude hate seeing his face. The rest of the people seam normal I think. He should be fired immediately he has such a bad attitude and energy so grumpy for no reason.

They intentionally were going out of their way to deny my assistance even after telling me to go to…read morea different location for an interview. If I needed to do an interview at a different location then why waste my time with someone who refused to listen to me? Why are they so desperate to screw over disabled people? Extremely bad faith, unprofessional and sociopathic.

Outdated info staff tried to pick fights with me…read moreApplication states i claimed to be unable to work and that's why i qualified for food stamps I never said such i said other not believing in my disability and testing my ability at all cost to expose me is the problem I keep getting called out for something i am not guilty of disability fraud The state of Washington ignored my claims and twisted my words and i believe to incriminate me for fraud

+ Nice place to play pickleball. 4 portable pb nets, 2 permanent tennis nets…read more + Plenty of parking. + Lime scooters/bikes lying around for convenient to-go transportation. + Last Sunday afternoon, I found only beginner players there. Got some fun games in with friendly people. . Quiet ambience. Somewhat peaceful. - During my visit, only 6-7 people were there at any time. Hard to get a doubles game going. - The community center was closed on Sunday, so no access to restrooms or water.

Great staff and wish they had winter volleyball open gym. Loved going here during the fall and had…read moreblast every time. The staff really takes our opinion into decision making and capping players do it's not overly full.