This post office is an overall decent post office and serves the Huntsville, Alabama area generally…read morewell. The staff is friendly and I was in and out in a relatively quick amount of time. I travel a lot for work and frequently have to use post offices to get packages out. This particular post office was a good post office.

This is a nice small post office! Easy in and easy out as Zack stated. The staff are always…read morefriendly and helpful and there's a blue mailbox drop box out front. Nice that this post office is here and is off the beaten path! I've never had much, if any, of a wait time when using this P.O.

Depending on the time of day I departed my office building, I would often drive by this post…read moreoffice. It's large from the outside; however, the interior waiting area (where the line is to get a post person to help you) is rather small-ish. I'm sure the rest of the space is put to good use as I understand this location is a postal "Distribution Center" and they appear to have a sizeable amount of post office boxes. I've only used this post office for mailing items or using their blue bins out front. I haven't used their post office boxes or passport services at this location. I found the staff to be just fine and never had any problems at this post office. I like this location and even though it's on a busy street, Wall Triana Highway, it's not too difficult to pull in heading south in the parking lot, drop off items in the blue bins outside, and then turn left to go north and depart.

loses mail. Very late deliveries - like over 3 weeks. Poor, poor service. They need to retrain…read morebut I am certain that the Post Master General will not do their job since they work for the government. They are costing me money!! I live in Madison Alabama

Felllow Yelper Stephen is right, this post office has been here for over 50 years. My best friend…read moreand sorority sister's Daddy worked here forever as a postal worker and retired from this very location. I grew up around the corner, and this was our "go to" post office growing up. The staff have always been friendly and helpful. I don't recall it having a weigh-your-own package scale here. They do have post office boxes in the exterior lobby area and several drive by blue post office drop boxes for your use.

Larry is AWESOME!!!!!! Great USPS. In and out quickly and great customer service. Parking right in…read morefront. I highly recommend.

Had a hard time finding the Social Security office Cullman, Alabama.,.,, Don't like the appointment…read morerule. Once we made it inside, the officers were able to work my problem !! The crew inside were very helpful ...

I had an appointment and was seen in 5 minutes after checking in. Because I was well prepared, it…read moreonly took another 5 minutes to complete my visit. Awesome staff!

My husband and I stopped by on Monday, December 15, 2025 @4:30. When we walked in, the woman at the…read moredesk (older black woman with short hair), instantly looked at us as if we ruined her day. I kindly proceeded with my request to get our son's birth certificate. Her exact response was, "Oh no, you're not! We stop processing at four." This was completely rude and unnecessary. We drove all the way from Madison to this office. Since my husband works, I'm at home with our children, and we share a car, it is almost impossible to do anything outside of doctor's appointments during the week. This office needs to clarify their process on google and on their website since it's clear that this is a common issue. Also, they should learn to be more kind or take some SIMPLE customer service classes. This is public service, DO BETTER!!!

First I would like to say that I have NO affiliation with this activity in any way, shape or form…read more I went there to get my COVID vaccination yesterday based on my face to face interactions with clients and victims. From start to finish the process was smooth and orderly. I was treated with respect and privacy, well as much privacy as you can have when mass vaccinating in a 'Community Room.' It appeared that the majority of the care providers were nursing students from UAB. These ladies and gentlemen did an outstanding job. Thank you for taking on an honorable profession and thank you to the regular staff of the health department. This operation was obviously well thought out. Thanks to you all again and may God Bless and protect you as you drive on!

Nice new building located just off 6th ave Decatur. That is also called Hwy 31 south…read more As u enter the building u meet 3 armed guards: security is fine. Tell them your business and the show u the proper floor and the elevator. Great service ‍

If one must get a STAR*ID (in compliance with the REAL ID Act) or replacement, etc. this is the…read moreplace to do it vs the Huntsville location. Totally worth the drive than having to wait a couple hours or half a day at the local HSV office. If you don't know about the REAL ID Act... Effective January 22, 2018, air travelers with a driver's license or identification card issued by a state that does not meet the requirements of the REAL ID Act (unless that state has been granted an extension to comply with the Act) must present an alternative form of identification acceptable to TSA in order to board a commercial domestic flight. Over the next two years, those states that are not REAL ID compliant are strongly encouraged to meet the requirements of the law for the benefit of their residents. Upon successfully getting through the metal detectors on the 1st floor, the license office is forward and to your left, then the first door on RT. Be prepared to read a lot of signs, but don't fret. You're in the right place. ;D There will be a screen to check-in at to obtain a # specific to your visit. STAR*IDs (whether drivers license or non-driving ID) are on the 1st floor in that office where one gets their #. DL renewals are on 2nd floor. Appointments are recommended, but who wants to wait 2-3 weeks out, right?! Came in here recently to get a STAR*ID drivers license since I lost mine, and was quite pleased w my experience. From the officers at the front scanning machine / metal detectors to the worker (Michelle B.) who assisted me, all were genuinely kind and respectful! If you present yourself w respect & kindness to others, it'll be mirrored back to you here. Though don't take kindness as naive or weakness. They're tough cookies here yet respectful. Gotta love when you come across kind government workers. They're far and few, especially in SoCal. Lol. Anywho, if you had to choose between HSV and Decatur, I totally recommend getting your necessary documents done here. I was in @ 9:02a, seen @ 10:20a, and out the door w a new STAR*ID DL at 10:35a! Thanks Michelle B. for being quick, efficient, hospitable, and kind!! While the waiting room was tight, bring your patience for those around you, maybe even a book or a juiced up mobile phone (ringer off), and lots of grace and mercy for the irritable and disrespectful kid w their tiresome parent. Last but not least, be sure to leave your firearms, knives, and such weapons in the car, or risk having the metal detector go off. Lesson learned. Yikes! Had to go back out and secure mine in the car. The officers were super kind about it, I think surprised too. Lol.

Update on 2/19/2025. I had another outstanding experience at the Courthouse Annex (just east of…read morethis courthouse) yesterday. I wanted to a. renew my driver's license and b. remove my organ donor status. I assumed the organ donor status change would involve some paperwork. I checked online and did not see any. Off I went to the Annex, and within 5 minutes, I had the organ donor status changed to non-donor, my new temporary driver's license printed out, and new photo made for my driver's license. And the lady working the counter was beyond kind and courteous! All these great experiences at the Limestone County Courthouse/Annex have nearly erased my bad memories of Madison County Courthouse. All courthouses could take serious notes from the manner Limestone County operates - professionally, kindly, and expeditiously!

Awesome historical court house with a rich history. Located in the proverbial town square. Must…read morehave been something to see before all the security and screening operations to enter. They even have a standing statue to remember the fallen confederate soldiers. Pretty cool. Only in Alabama.

Delicious food & great customer service. Healthy options were available. Will be back next time I'm…read morein town.

In Decatur, there are four buildings that survived the Civil War, including The Old State Bank. I…read morehad really intended on just snapping a picture but it happened to be open late that day for high school seniors taking pictures so the old judge/tour guide ushered me in. Such a neat building and the guide was full of good information. The tour is free, doesn't take long and you get to see the vault used as a hospital in the Civil War, as well as the bankers apartment upstairs. Beautiful house. The second floor apartment area is furnished with antiques from the 1830's, and gives a glimpse into life in the early Tennessee Valley. The coolest part to me was seeing the big dents in the columns out front where canon balls hit and bullet holes from the CIVIL FREAKING WAR! Never would have known that without the guide! This bank was one of three banks authorized by The Alabama General Assembly in 1832. Few structures can boast as varied a past as the Bank. Since its construction, the building has weathered two depressions and a Civil War, and has served as a hospital guardhouse, bank, and dance hall. Named to the National Register of Historical Places in 1972, the Classic Revival architecture of the Bank is symbolic of the period in which it was built. The building is decorated with antique pieces from the Federal and Empire period. It's the oldest standing bank in Alabama. In the early 1800's the settlement of Decatur was virtually unknown. The placement of the state bank in Decatur gave the area a new significance and aided in its transition to established town. In addition to establishing Decatur's importance in the state, the bank also heralded a new era in which banking played an increasingly important role in developing state economy. The decision to locate a branch of the state bank in Decatur was one of the first events in the town's early history to lift Decatur from relative obscurity and give it a special role in the state. Several previous attempts to institute a state banking system had failed, but the legislature would again pass a bill in 1830 to establish a state bank. Branch bank locations were established in Mobile, Montgomery and Decatur; with the Decatur bank opening on July 29, 1833. The Decatur bank reported a profit of $84,028.22 in its first year of operation. A spirit of optimism surrounded the banks and is evidenced by the legislature's decision to run the sate government from the bank profits and abolish direct taxation. Unfortunately, the good times were short-lived, as a nationwide depression in 1837 and other factors contributed to the decline of the state banks. Despite attempts to improve and reform and improve the state banks, the Decatur bank franchise was revoked by 1845. Though the banking experience ended in failure, it showed the importance of banks in a developing state economy, and the need for a safe and stable bank system. On a local basis, the bank would serve as a catalyst for Decatur's transition from "frontier village" to "town." Architecturally, the Old State Bank played a significant role in the influence and development of architectural style in Alabama for several decades. By combining elements of the Federal style with the Greek Revival style, the Old State Bank introduced a new look and influenced building style in Alabama until the Civil War.