Arrived here Friday after Thanksgiving to a sign that says 'closed'... so went out of my way for…read morenothing.

No matter when I come to this branch, everyone is so kind and accommodating, They greet you when…read moreyou come in and answer any and all questions. I don't live in the area, but make the drive because of the employees.

May '26: oath ceremony. Another pleasant experience. Their supervisor is approachable and…read moredefinitely has answers to your questions. The view on their oath ceremony area is beautiful. The aesthetics are superb! March '26: interview/exam. Pleasant experience. Tight security. Clean interview rooms and restrooms. Follow directions from officers when you go in. Plenty of parking space.

I have been to the state social security office on a previous occasion when I needed to request a…read morenew card. Today, I accompanied my spouse to take care of some things at the government office. We ended up with some good fortunes while we were. The staff member for the office assisting us with our business waa vee patient and reaffirming in terms of the whole experience. He answered any questions we had to the best of his ability and relayed whatever information that we would need to conduct business to get things expedited. Great experience!

The old Post office in Main Street, Yardley, PA, is the size of a large closet. It still has a wall…read moreof copper coated post office boxes, and sells stamps and packaging materials. It is really only a substation to the main US Postal Service facility on West Trenton Road in Morrisville. It retains it's charm and historical ambience, despite the fact that services are limited and parking can be an issue out front of in back. If you find yourself in the Borough of Yardley for a medical visit, breakfast of early happy hour, it is worth a few minutes of your time to stop in to enjoy the atmosphere and pick up a few sheets of forever commemorative stamps. It will have you thinking of the way your grandparents saw the world.

This old timey post office is the greatest. The staff is friendly and informative and there are…read morerarely any lines. Even the parking is easy, and that's without a dedicated lot. The hours and facilities are a lot less convenient than the Newtown branch (which is also pretty good), but I always go with the Yardley Post Office when I have packages to mail just to save time and hassle.

This is a small post office but it does everything the larger ones do with out the crazy long lines…read moreout the door. While, it does get long lines from time to time, especially during the holidays it's still shorter than the line at the Bustleton branch. I have been coming here all my life and I have never had any issues or problems. The people there are very pleasant and I would recommend coming here over the bigger locations.

If you knew how the United States Postal Service is run, you would never complain again (at least…read moreto the guy weighing your package.) The Post Office is for all intents and purposes a jobs program managed through a strangulating thicket of outmoded work and funding rules by the United States Congress whose members all want to deliver jobs and pork to their districts damn all sanity and economic logic. Congress has driven the country $30T into debt, do you think for a minute they're going to shed their fiscal mania for the Post Office. Most of these legislative leeches couldn't run a fruit stand profitably. Over the past twenty years first class mail has all but evaporated and the front desk at the USPS has gone from selling stamps to handling pallets of online shipments while their Congressional overseers have allowed UPS, FedEx and Amazon to eat their lunch on pricing and speed. So, if things seem a little haywire I never blame the good folks on the front lines. Sure the mail has been a little slow but I blame our latest and lamest Postmaster General Louis DeJoy who in a desperate attempt to Make the USPS Great Again has intentionally cut back hours, services and available technologies to their legally permissible limits. And let's be real, over the last decade customer service has taken a nosedive in every conceivable industry from health care to the Jelly of the Month Club so rudeness and incompetence is hardly an exclusive virtue of the USPS. Like anywhere else, it just depends on who you get. The USPS does a fine job considering the idiots running the joint. Five stars for the front line who soldier on admirably while their masters choke on the entrails of their pork. Oink on Senators.

Yes they can drive you crazy. But they deliver (ahem) day after day. Their costs to mail packages…read moreis way cheaper than the competition. The employees are almost always patient and kind. They're always on their feet. They have to deal with us...the public. AND they are restricted heavily by the government. If they were a publically traded company I'd buy stock in them.

How the Mercer County Courthouse (civil) is rated depends on what side of the bar you find…read moreyourself. If you are a plaintiff seeking justice for a wrong done to you, you will likely find a fair level of compensation for pain and suffering or breach of contract, and feel some satisfaction with your experience in the building. However, as a defendant it is more likely you will dread what this institution has done to you. All matters of social interactions that go sideways can find themselves being evaluated and judged here, although those that cross the criminal line will be heard and disposed of at the criminal courthouse a few blocks away. The four story hall of justice was originally designed for both civil and criminal cases and although less than 20 years old, legal conflicts have risen so fast that not only a second new building was needed just for the bad boys, and a third (the currently being renovated old courthouse annex) for the county prosecutor staff. The taxpayers can't be happy about that. There aren't enough judges to hear the cases that don't settle, so the wait for your day in court is often years after the events that began the long course to an uncertain outcome. It is frustrating and unpleasant, yet it is the system chosen to resolve conflicts with confrontations minimized. Oh, and the elevators are as slow as the slog to justice.

We went here to apply for guardianship for our autistic son and parking was available with metered…read moreparking. Security guards at entrance with metal detectors and asked them what floor for guardianship and they had no idea. Went to 4 th floor for civil cases as told by a friend and the officers there had no idea either but we found it in my paperwork application and on yelp on my phone. Thank goodness at least they were nice about everything. I forgot two signatures and raced back a second time before closing time with doors locked upstairs and the lady at the guardianship office let me in. Thank goodness! Hope our application gets approved soon.