Always nice to be recognized/acknowledged as you walk in...part of the small town charm. Postal…read moreworkers always get a bit of a tough rep as being impersonal or surly but this office breaks the mold. They ARE helpful and friendly plus they know their stuff. Post office rules and regs are difficult to comprehend sometimes and they do a nice job of explaining. High rating is deserved for the 7 years I have been using this PO.

Wow, Jenni L's review was brutal!! I have been using the Ridgefield Post Office for the last 10…read moreyears. I have my personal box here, my business box here and have worked in community organizations where I had access to up to 3 additional boxes here. In addition, I have sent and received lots and lots of parcels through this office. I have always found the staff to be friendly and helpful, they remember who I am, and keep an eye out for my mail when it gets routed incorrectly. They also really know their stuff. One Christmas I mailed out over 400 cards and had somehow put the wrong postage on ALL of them, the post office called me to let me know, they pulled them all out of the out going mail and allowed me to stamp them correctly so they could go out without being cancelled and returned for insufficient postage. Thank Heaven for this small town post office with small town friendly folks there.

This office is right off the main street. Odessa has a really small farm town feel. I didn't even…read moreknow if I was supposed to park parallel to the curb or straight in or angled since the main street is huge and doesn't have any lines. This post office is right across the street from the drive-in burger joint. The people here are really really really genuine and nice and kind of move at their own pace but it's nice compared to the pace of the bigger cities.

Possibly the world's smallest Post Office! The best thing is that you will seldom have to wait in a…read morelong line to mail something. Unless you are standing behind me LOL. The staff is friendly and efficient. They are closed for lunch between 12-1 pm and are open from 9-4 otherwise Mon-Fri. Closed Saturdays.

Drivers regularly mark packages "undeliverable" if they do not fit in the mail box or If a…read moresignature is required. This is assuming the package was loaded onto the correct delivery truck. If you Try to call the post office you will spend 1:50 Waiting for the automated passport message and then 1 more minute of ringing before getting a busy signal. does not matter how many times you call, getting an answer is completely by chance and they do not have an answering machine. The office staff are actually helpful assuming you ever get to speak with them but even they seem frustrated with how poorly everything is ran.

My name is Jay Johnson. I live on Marina Dr. My wife and I feel so fortunate to have Stacey ,[ I…read morehope I spelled it right ] , as Our carrier. Not only is she friendly with a vibrant personality , but we get the feeling that she actually cares about her customers and her job. We recently had some issues with our community mailbox and she did the best she could to take care of us that were affected the best she could. She is truly an asset to us as I'm sure she is to your operation. You are very lucky to have her......and so are we.

Never in my life have I had my mail delivered incorrectly or packages missing so many times. Any…read moretime I'm expecting a package there's a 50/50 shot I'll actually get it. I end up with keys to parcel boxes and no package in the mailbox, notifications that it's delivered when it's not, or other people's packages instead of my own. And if you call to complain they make the excuse that "addresses are so similar in these neighborhoods" but isn't that the case literally everywhere else too? Every once in a while an issue like this wouldn't be too bad, it happens. But it's literally the third week in a row I'm missing a package. Figure it out.

So they can deliver some of my packages but some of them are an insufficient address. The delivery…read morepeople constantly do not want to walk upstairs and it only leads me to believe it is out of laziness. Two packages this week were delivered and two said "insufficient address". Which one is it?!?!

Lousy delivery service. Our paper is suppose to be delivered with our mail, and we have made…read morenumerous complaints. We are tired of excuses from them. We want our paper the correct day NOt the next day. Because of this, we will be cancelling our paper.

This post office has struggled with employees and their customer service for a long time. BUT…read morethings have changed! Marianna and David are some of the nicest and the most helpful people I've ever met or spoken to. Marianna has on more than one occasion gone above and beyond to help me with mail issues. She is very sweet, friendly and smart. She also remembers the issue I constantly have with Mail and keeps an eye out so help ensure they don't get lost. She is really great! I'm happy things have changed. it's no longer a drag to go in. Its comfortable and warm :)

This post office is our local one for our home away from home. Every time I have been in here has…read morebeen a no wait and glorious customer service experience. Usually it is to pick up our mail that was held or an amazon package that was too large for delivery. Our mail lady is awesome! Over 30 years! Thank you Quincy USPS.

This post office has the most awful couriers who do not pay attention. I've had at least two…read morehandfuls of packages delivered to the wrong mailbox. I have a block style mailbox so the courier has to pay attention to what apartment they are putting it in and somehow can rarely manage to put it in the correct one. It becomes a major inconvenience considering it is items I've ordered that cost money and I have to hope I get them whenever the person who received my package is honest enough to bring it to me. it is currently the holiday season and I need my package between a certain timeframe, I would've gotten it on time had the courier delivered it to the correct apartment. I'm getting entirely fed up with this, and it needs to be corrected.

Takes sooo freaking long just to get 1 package.. they had 1 person working there with 15 people in…read moreline. The girl working took her sweet old time spends at least 30 minutes with 1 customer and chatting away about things non related to the business.. I hate going here because of it. Very unprofessional. Get more workers or talk to that lady.. it's Saturday at 1130 why don't u expect it to be busy.. very annoying. 3 people left because of it. Thanks for nothing (count 4 people leaving including me)

Mail person didn't come to our mailbox Friday or Saturday. We put outgoing mail Friday morning that…read moredidn't get out on time and is now late to its destination. (Yes, we put up the flag) Unprofessional to say the least.

Hit or miss... either a line out the door or the place is empty. Typical postal workers that go at…read moreone speed... slow and they seem to mumble when they talk so it is difficult to understand them. The plus... they have an automated machine in the lobby so you rarely have to go to the counter.

On Friday 10/25/2024 at 2:00PM my husband & I went to this USPS in Richland to mail a care package…read moreto my BFF of 61 years. There were folks ahead of us and there were 2 chairs available (I am disabled and cannot stand very long) so I was able to sit in line. The flow of service was quick & we only had to wait about 10 minutes. The USPS clerk was: pleasant, courteous, & efficient. Her personality was such that she was very empathetic to my disability & truly treated me compassionately. She asked if I needed stamps, I said no thanks. She offered different rates & I decided on the delivery date of Monday, Yay; it would not take a week to get to my BFF in AZ! I highly recommend this USPS!

came here late at night and dropped some cards in the box but needed more stamps because I've got…read moremore cards to post and a few to write but I can't get 'em because there ain't nobody's here except me. so I'm back in the area the next day during normal business hours and after a brief detour I'm on queue for a few minutes before I am able to exchange some cash for two sheets of ever stamps then out the door heading to dinner at the cafe round the corner. all in all it wasn't the worst possible sequence of events but it wasn't the best either, not by a long shot... I understand that old timey-ness is part of the draw around here but would it kill you to get a stamp vending machine? pretty sure they've had such things since the dawn of the atomic age so no worries about it being an anarchism. might even get some repeat business after the business close of the business because it's not like you're going to do a lot of upselling