The mail clerks are always very helpful and cheerful no matter the time of year or how busy they…read moreare.

This post office sucks ass. Got here ten minutes after it opened and there is a line with only two…read more counter attendance. Granted there are customer problem child's with specific issues. Regardless this is something perhaps someone with experience can do quickly. This isn't the first time I've encountered this type of poor service from this post office. And you wonder why the USPS is going belly up. Minimum wage, minimum work ethic.

One of our favorite sno-isle libraries. It has a decent sized kid section, never have a problem…read morefinding a parking spot, and they have a book trail along the side of the library. Everyone we have spoken to there has been very kind and helpful.

Overall clean environment comfortable seatings. It was not what I was expecting. I highly…read morerecommend this library and staff.

Really cool place to study/work. The only thing that bothers me is schedule. It can be closed on…read moreWednesday or Monday. The schedule is weird. Everything else is cool

Cute little library. One floor. There is a phalanx of computers. Hardly anyone there this…read moremorning. So As far as I'm concerned, every library deserves 5 stars. Why? Because I am so thankful that they still exist! It's quiet. They have free Wi-Fi, comfy chairs, lots of stuff to read and every magazine and newspaper you can think of. So for those reasons, I am awarding 5 stars! BTW, if you enjoyed my review or found it useful funny or cool, please don't hesitate to click The little button to say so, or better yet, go ahead and friend me. So go on! Press that button, and never miss a single one of my epic reviews in the Seattle area and beyond. Excelsior!

I visited the Mill Creek passport services one month before my trip to get a passport for my son. I…read morewas very unsure of how the process would go due to a missing parent. To my surprise, passport manager Jodie was very helpful! She was extremely patient and understanding. She guided me through the process and let me know what other documents I needed. My son's passport was shipped the following week! Best experience, hands down.

One of the best Passport Service offices I have been to. Better to get an appointment, but walk ins…read moreare also accepted till 3pm. We didn't have an appointment; walked in. Our position in queue was 6th. And couple of appointments in between. We were at the counter in 30 mins. The service - the BEST. The gentleman at the counter was very patient and kind to the 5 year old. Explained the process and completed the formalities very quickly. We were done in 10 mins. Highly recommend this place for the wonderful staffs and their amazing service!

Very clean library with computers to handle what I needed. A bit loud at the time I did go but…read moreoverall good experience.

The staff here is always so helpful. There's always someone who greets you and willing to answer…read moreany questions. My kids love visiting this library and can spend hours just sitting and reading here

Hugh shoutout to these kind firemen who helped me assemble and install a brand new car seat. I'm…read moreso grateful and my Godson is too.

Hello, My name is…read moreCaress Pina and I am the sister of a recent 911 caller to which members of the Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded. My sister is 19 and has sickle cell anemia. It is a life threatening chronic illness. The leading causes of death with this disease include severe pain all over the body, chest pain, shortness of breath, stroke, or catching a virus that their weak immune systems can't fight off. My sister suddenly went into a pain crisis accompanied by severe chest pain, severe shortness of breath, and vomiting. She called our brother to pick her up but I told her to call 911. As expected, the Emergency Vehicle arrived first. My sister was in the fetal position on the floor when they arrived. They took her vitals and saw her blood pressure was 170/100. Instead of giving her oxygen, they asked if she had taken her albuterol then whispered about whether she should take more puffs. They put a pulze ox on her finger and saw her oxygen levels were low but still did not give her oxygen. They then asked her what hospital she usually goes to, she told them Seattle Children's and they said they don't go that far. All this is going on amidst the responders making jokes and laughing about unrelated things. Finally whoever was in charge told her there isn't anything they can do as EMT's and silently waited for her to respond. My 19 year old sister is on the floor writhing in pain, gasping for air and those who are supposed to be responsible for her life are standing around making jokes and waiting for her to give them the okay to leave the scene. They asked her if she wanted to wait for the paramedic that goes to her hospital or wait for her 19 year old twin brother to take her instead of rushing her to the hospital for emergency care themselves. This is a gross failure to serve. They put her in even more danger by showing a lack of compassion and sheer ignorance to the magnitude of the situation. My sister could have died. My brother could have been caught in traffic and her condition could have worsened and she could have DIED because a room full of people who were supposed to care for her simply didn't. What's worse is they didn't even have the decency to call the hospital ahead of time to alert them of her arrival or explain the situation. She is now admitted at Settle Children's on the CANCER floor. That is how serious her condition is. I need to know what will be done. There needs to be training about chronic illness of ALL types and how to properly and effectively respond. Behaviors need to be corrected and those responders need to know that EVERY situation where someone calls 911 is an emergency and should be treated as such. They behaved unprofessionally and it's unacceptable. Just imagine being 19, being in a pain crisis, knowing your illness can kill you, calling 911 and having everyone arrive and stand around watching while you're curled up on the floor crying in pain and barely breathing.

I primarily use the self-service postage and shipping options at this location, but love love love…read moreit! The only lobby that remains open after hours allowing you to handle your self-service shipping needs - such a LIFE SAVER!!!! The lobby has always been clean and stocked with flat rate, priority, and express USPS provided boxes and envelopes. Kiosks have always been in working order and easy to operate. This location remains active with PO Box owners and patrons alike, keeping a safe feeling of steady traffic after hours. Ample free parking in the private lot. Letter drop box in the roundabout to get to the parking lot, as well as a letter drop off and a pre-stamped package drop off in the lobby. Options for quick and convenient mailing services! I do wish there was a similar USPS further north offering the same after hours availability, but very thankful Mill Creek USPS still does!

Recently moved to Mill Creek and I wish this post office wasn't my nearest one. They've lost my…read moremail after asking me to pay for postage due (46 cents). I've been back to the location multiple times trying to find my envelope that they asked me to pick up and pay for....I've spent more in gas than the 46 cents due because of them. Saying they don't know where the envelope is each time is insane. How is there not one designated spot for this type of mail? The postage was absolutely sufficient - this location just enjoys being difficult for its customers.

Three cheers for the Firefighters in Snohomish County!…read more Snohomish County Fire Department, Lynnwood Station 10 helped with multiple smoke detectors to make sure they operated safely and correctly. They were contacted at the non-emergency public services number @ 425-407-3999. Many, many thanks! Three firefighters arrived dressed in work gear ready to answer the next fire call. They also parked their fire truck in the driveway! What a blast.