I have a PO Box at USPS 98682 and I recently received an email from USPS.com to RE-FILL out my…read moresignature page and bring it in to the post office. I did what the email instructed then brought it in and the manager wouldn't acknowledge me and treated me like I was doing something weird. I already had my signature page on file but I followed the instructions in the email and was unfairly treated. Been having trouble with that person before. What a witch.

Super fast and friendly, very efficient. Came in with a stack of rejected letters due to a wax seal…read moreand John found a creative solution. He was professional, worked to find me the most cost effective solution, and had a really positive and friendly attitude. I don't know if I've ever reviews a post office before, but for how much I enjoyed this experience I wanted to. So, thank you John! Hope you have an amazing holiday.

I recently discovered this P.O., and so happy I did!! Staff are always welcoming, helpful, and…read moreattentive. I appreciate you all! Thank you

By far the most amazing small post office you will ever visit! The ladies that work there are…read moreamazing. Also, love there is a Shell gas station and mini store with yummy food too.

I have a small etsy business and have been using this post office regularly for about a year. The…read morepeople who work there are always friendly and helpful. It's certainly not the easiest job to deal with the public under the conditions imposed on the USPS (and a pandemic), but these folks really feel like part of the community, and are always so kind.

These people are colossal A-holes and will do everything in their power to make your life…read moredifficult, all the while saying "I'm not trying to be difficult." In order to pick up a package, you better have a state-issued ID, not just with your name, but with TWO addresses on it (ever heard of that before?) if your mailing address on your ID doesn't match the delivery address. They won't go the extra mile and verify online. They will, however, offer to have you stay home from 8:00am to 7:00pm on a weekday to redeliver. Big thanks, people!

This post office has never served me wrong. Sometimes there's a short line and sometimes I walk…read moreright up to the counter. The staff and patrons of this post office all seem to be very friendly and curious as well. Granted, I have usually gone during afternoon on weekdays, perhaps not a regularly busy time of post offices. Anyway, I'm pleased with this location and I think it's really one of the better ones in the Portland metro area.

We were having an issue with our mail delivery and had to pick it up here. The staff was friendly…read moreand helpful. It's not really suited for a customer-facing exchange, so don't plan to buy stamps or get assistance with postage. This is strictly for pickup and drop off.

This location is for picking up registered mail this is not a retail post office location!!…read more According to their website this is a United States postal service delivery carrier unit. It is a distribution facility and the main location where mail for our neighborhood is delivered and then picked up by our awesome mailman Ben for delivery to our house. I received a registered mail notification and went to this location to pick up my registered mail. The woman who helped me was prompt, courteous and friendly. And we got to see Ben for the second time that day! If you need a PO Box I hear this is a great location for post office boxes!

Most efficient government agency I have ever experienced. Quick, easy and conveniently located.read more

Wow. I got my birth certificate. I can't believe how easy and how fast I got it…read more When you go online, everything says it will take weeks to get it. I was so discouraged about how long it takes. As I was doing the paper work, I read that you can go in person and get it the same day. It said I might need to wait 30 minutes to an hour. I was happy with that. I arrived this morning. Entered my info in the kiosk. Paid with credit card. Showed them my driver's license and 30 seconds later, they handed me my birth certificate. It was so fast. If you need a birth, death certificate or marriage license from Oregon, this is the place to go. So easy and so fast. Much much better than online.

I moved from Portland to about 5 years ago. Although I'm technically in Washougal, I'm very close…read moreto the Camas precinct office. When I run errands in Portland these days, I'm horrified by the decay, vandalism and destruction of small businesses. I know people who run shops downtown, and it breaks my heart to see how that city has stood by and let their property and dreams be destroyed. I just want to thank the Camas and Washougal police departments for keeping our little towns clean and safe!

These guys are great. Great community service. I feel safe…read moreand respected. Just got to say Thank You Guys.

Situated in the eastern hilly portion of Clark County lies the City of Camas, home to approximately…read more19,620 residents and several large, hi-tech manufacturing industries. Located along the banks of the Columbia River, this "small" city has become a "big" player in the locating and siting of international companies. Traveling east on Pacific Rim Blvd., one passes modern manufacturing companies and industries located in the Cascade Business Park. Companies such as Sharp Microelectronics and Sharp Labs of America, Linear Technology, Wafer Tech, Underwriters Laboratories, and others have built and located in this newer area. This same drive affords a view of Prune Hill, an ancient and dormant volcanic hill named for its earlier prune orchards. Rising gently over the western half of the City, this area has become a showcase for large homes that hug the hillsides, providing expansive views of downtown Portland and surrounding areas, with beautiful views of Mt. Hood. Descending from the top of the hill and past the lake, one enters the more established areas of the City and its picturesque, downtown environs. With its goal of increasing business opportunities and making downtown "the place to be," the City has established a Downtown Visioning Committee to conceptualize and implement strategies for attracting additional growth in this vital area of the community. From this Committee a Downtown Camas Association was formed. The purpose of the Downtown Camas Association is to develop and promote historic Downtown Camas by creating a vibrant social, cultural and economic center of the community while emphasizing preservation of our city's historic features. The DCA are proud members of the Washington State Main Street Program and value revitalizing our charming downtown while maintaining and restoring it's historic integrity. From its origins over 100 years ago as a paper-mill town, which still boasts a mill operated by Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Camas has expanded, developed, and successfully blended a mix of cultures, values, and vision. These ideals have been instrumental in promoting diverse economic growth, encouraging development of livable, family-oriented neighborhoods, protecting open-space, building parks and other recreational amenities -- in short, balancing the nexus between jobs, housing and recreation. Prioritizing the quality of life for all residents has made Camas a truly unique community.

I own property here In Camas and unfortunately one incident is what I am writing about. Overall I…read moream glad to part of this community. At Lacmas Lake, there are 17 parking signs for vehicles with boat trailers. The Parking authority is so strict at Wednesday 3pm with zero vehicles there that the sign must be enforced. This is review is nothing against parking officer, that person is doing their job. My review is against the rigid thinking as no harm was done and nobody was utilizing the spots but a sign is a must. Why doesn't common sense prevail because parking revenue is extra $ in City's coffers. Please see photo.