This post office gets a lot of business because of its location, but today I was able to get in and…read moreget out quick because of much help from Diamond. She was fast and very knowledgeable in what I need definitely helpful to my need.

This place is GARBAGE! My package never came and I got no feedback whatsoever. I called them,…read morelooked through the app to find out what happened through tracking information or someway or another. Gave me no explanation or reason as to why. So I show up to the actual post office to see what's wrong personally. Not even they themselves know what went wrong. They know it was in their facility out for delivery and I guess it just vanished?!? This on top of them constantly sending other peoples mail to my home address that isn't mine. It's literally like every other week. My disappointment is immeasurable and my DAY IS RUINED.

Mailed my letter no questions asked. I was even able to buy a stamp that had a nice patternread more

We come here for holiday deliveries and some other things on occasion. They always have tape we can…read morebuy at a reasonable price. Some of the staff are very memorable. A few of the older ladies should be avoided because they seem grumpy... although they are fairly honest and knowledgeable.

Best post office in town! The workers are knowledgeable and helpful. It is a convenient location…read moreand very dependable. I definitely suggest that you stop by.

After extensive testing this week, I can say with unreserved confidence that the US Post Office is…read morereliable in my case. They brought mail to my home and then took mail away from my home for delivery to another.

The South Jordan post office is probably one of the worst post offices in the State of Utah. If I…read morecould give it zero stars, I would. The employees are crusty. The service is painfully slow. There are times when there is only one worker and the line is out the door. The parcel bin at the self service is always locked. Now, I realize there are bins at the front where you can drop off your parcels, but that is beside the point. It would take five seconds to unlock the damn parcel bin. I see employees eating in the break room, stuffing their faces with junk food, while one worker is handling the line out the door. I don't care if it's a government run business, the customer service suck's.

The employees are always so friendly and helpful. They keep their cool despite the long lines…read morearound the holidays. I had a situation today where a package said it was delivered to my box but wasn't there. They were so helpful and by the time I got home there was a message that they determined it was delivered to my neighbor. Thanks for being so efficient!

Friendliest, most helpful post office I have ever encountered. I've lived all over the country…read more This one is great. Keep it up!

That it's 2018 and I'm updating my review of the post office is odd. It's odd for many reasons…read more Mostly it's odd because I use this post office quite frequently, and over the years I've probably used just about every service that they have, from buying stamps, to sending important documents with signatures and tracking and all kinds of bells and whistles. But it's also a little odd, because I seem to be a dying breed. In a world where you can print postage at home, or have packages picked up, or 99.9% of the time just send it all digitally, I feel like some kind of anachronism. I like the feel of real stamps, on real paper, with real envelopes. In a digital world, I'm okay with being an analog communicator sometimes. Have a special laugh at me when it comes to postcards, especially. What prompted me to revisit my thoughts on the post office today, is that earlier this afternoon I read where someone was asking a question that struck my heart -- they were asking about postcards. "Does anyone still send them?" they questioned. I had to chuckle, because not even four hours before reading that, I had actually purchased a postcard (and not just a postcard, but a vintage postcard from the early 1900s) to send to a friend. You see, I have a collection of vintage postcards from places I love, and modern postcards from all the national parks and national monuments I visit. I love the fibers of the paper, I love the old pictures, and I love the nostalgia of postcards that are so closely tied to a time and a place. At antique stores I read old, already-sent postcards and imagine the look of delight on the receiver's face, and make up stories in my mind about how they knew the sender. The modern postcards I have are slowly aging, and will one day yellow and remind me of my travels as a younger man. To answer that question, yes. Yes, people still send postcards. I do. And I always will, as long as there's a postal system to deliver them. From simple gas station glossies to old linen lithographs, I will keep sending them. Will you join me? Are you the kind of person who still sends postcards? If you are you're my kind of person. Let's send postcards. Let's send them to each other. Even if we go to the same place, let's go home and send postcards to each other to remember the trips. This location has been my stamp central for a long time. Shout out to Jackie who NEVER AGES and is lightning fast at the register--that dude is an institution. He wasn't in last time I was there, which is a first. They were training someone new, so hopefully he was just taking time off. Boxes, tracking, signature, PO Boxes; they have almost everything here but a stamp vending machine. You'll find me in line for postcard stamps.

I haven't set foot in a post office in ages-until recently when I had occasion to stop by twice in…read morea matter of days. It's an eerie feeling-there is no music playing overhead, the ambience is cold and stale and nobody really interacts with one another beyond necessary for transaction. However, the US Post Office isn't in the placemaking business, and that's ok. Their job is to get our mail from one place to another. I was able to get my business taken care of and even received a call back from the postmaster himself with an answer to my question. I appreciate that! Now, if someone could get some Musak playing overhead, the wait in line might be more tolerable.

They were not closing until 6:30 and yes I do understand I was there only 5 min before however…read morebefore I could count and tell them how many things I need to be helped with I was told they were close I would have to come another time. I try to advocate and me reasonable however I defiantly felt like I was being kicked out cause my transaction would be more time consuming than the rest of the those in the line. Don't recommend this location and felt Judged and basically was kicked out. I had to give it a star but wished I could leave none.

I received an email saying my package is delivered in locker at my PO Box. I went and spoke with…read morethe manager Justin who was nice, he said it arrived but it's missing. When I asked who worked that morning, I questioned if an employee took it. How does my package disappear if it says it's in a locker? I don't recommend using PO Box at this location. Interesting, mail gets stolen at my mail box and now at PO Box too...Justin said I can file a claim online. He was nice, but I'm let down. My friend warned me about Utahs bad postal service. I feel like I'm in a third world country.

No pens! They have several areas where the chains are that pens are supposed to be connected to,…read morebut zero pens. I came in to send a check through priority mail, but I needed to write something on the check. I also didn't see the priority mail envelopes or slips to fill out. I'm sure they operate fine as a post office, but no pens is a problem, and must certainly be a small reason why it's always so busy, because people can't prefill out any information and must do it when then get to the counter.

Sizeable. Seems consistently understaffed. Majority of regular staff are friendly and good at…read morecustomer service. I've seen them move pretty long lines faster than I thought possible.

I really like this post office. The service is generally slow, but they're consistently nice and…read morehelpful.

I usually try and avoid going to the post office because of the long lines, especially around the…read moreChristmas holiday season (cheat hint - there is a post office in the downtown Harmons that is never busy). But the last time I visited this location there was no line and it was rather a pleasant experience. There is one staff member who I regularly works the counter and he is so helpful and professional that it makes up for any long lines I experience. This location also has a passport office. The parking lot is a pay lot but the first 30 minutes are free. Make sure you don't loose your ticket as the parking lot attendees can be a bit nasty about that.

Soana, one of the supervisors, is a huge help. I'd highly recommend this office for that reason…read morealone!