Dropped off some outgoing mail. Easy access. The drive is a little steep going in and out and very…read moretight with the angle parking so pay attn. I didn't have any interactions, I just dropped the mail in the slot. Could have left it at my mailbox for pickup but since it's property taxes I guess it was better at the post office.

Went to send a package today. The post office was open, yet i was the only customer there since it…read morewas early. And I was standing there for about 2-3 mins waiting to be served by someone , which by the way was at the desk and saw me walk in yet couldn't be bothered to assist me. I was assisted 2-3 mins later. Kind of ridiculous since I was the only customer there. The first woman who ignored me was rude, the Second Lady had an attitude. I also want to complain that they've messed up delivering my mail as well. I missed bills because I never received them for two weeks+. At first I thought it got lost in the mail. Turns out my mail with my bills had been delivered to the wrong house across the street from me. As well as a few packages of mine. Choctaw USPS GET IT TOGETHER AND FIX IT

best service ever from Karen! Helped me with getting a package shipped! I was totally lost on…read morehow to go about it, she patiently explained the steps and now my package is on its way!

Always friendly and courteous. Short lines. They do close service desk for lunch. This is my…read morepreferred post office, I hate lines. Down home feel.

Love this Post office. Friendly post master and never crowded. I love small community businesses…read moreyou really feel welcomed!

Saturday morning and I needed a mailer and to ship something out. Got there around 1100 only to…read morefind it closed. I looked at the hours and it's only open from 9-10 on Saturday. Why even bother. I don't get tht and it's not like they were inside doing anything as it was completely dark. Wow!!

The Library is a public branch of the Metropolitan Library System (Metrolibrary) in Harrah,…read moreOklahoma. It serves as the easternmost library in Oklahoma County and functions as a community hub for education, events, and resources. It is housed in a historic 1953 structure originally built as the First Interstate Bank building. In 1987, Frank Swan, the bank's chairman, donated it to the City of Harrah with the specific request that it be converted into a library in memory of his wife, Elizabeth Swan hence the name. It's located right in the center of town next to the police station. The speed goes from 45-35-25 pretty quickly so pay attn.

Harrah is a quaint town that surprisingly has a OKC library. It's a stones throw away from Choctaw…read moreand located in what seems to be the original downtown. I reserved a book online and thought it was suppose to go to the Nicoma Park location and was told it went to Harrah. Since both libraries are off of 23rd I took the drive. Again to my pleasant surprise it wasn't as far as I thought and as close as I needed it be! Bravo to Harrah for a nice library in it's downtown district!

A small town about 30 miles east of OKC, OK. The area was part of Indian Territory, primarily…read moreinhabited by the Kickapoo and Citizen Potawatomi Nations. The land was opened to non-Native settlement during the Land Run of 1891, which set the stage for McLoud's establishment. McLoud was established in 1895, named after John W. McLoud, an attorney for the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad, which played a critical role in the town's early growth. Population is approx 4400. McLoud has focused on preserving its history while modernizing. The McLoud Historical Society, active in documenting the town's past, maintains records of early settlers and railroad history. The Blackberry Festival grew into a major regional event, drawing thousands annually with parades, car shows, and blackberry-themed activities.

The Service requested was excellent, the Quality received was un matched, the Value was excellent…read more, this is a government institution so you really can't compare it to others but it is a business, so keep your dollars local and shop, dine or use the many options Midwest City had to offer !

I called asking for the Post Master. Got a supervisor, then a "manager" who REFUSED to give me the…read morecontact information. She stated, "the Post Master has far more important things to deal with than a few houses GETTING THEIR MAIL". When I attempted to question her about this, assuming of course, that is PRECISELY their job, without cussing & barely raising my voice, SHE HUNG UP ON ME! WOW... just wow. Our mail was stopped for nearly 2 weeks due to our neighbors dog being out. No attack or even threat but, whatever, safety 1st. Designer dogs have teeth also. I simply wanted to know why all the rest of us (4-6 homes) were being punished & without any form of notice, by the way. Customer service sure has gone....to the dogs.

This is a small satellite library located behind the city hall complex and community center. If you…read moredidn't know it was there you would drive right by. Hardly ever see any one there or any cars outside. Great place to spend a little time looking around and researching. Plenty of parking.

I love this library! It's always practically empty and the librarian is super friendly and customer…read moreaccessible. It's my second time at this location and it fit the needs for a drop off and a quick check in. The books are well organized and sectioned for easy visibility and access, the dvd movies are limited but still a good range.