This location of the post office is THE MOST customer service oriented office I've ever been in…read more Part of the reason is how "Paul" goes out of his way to provide service over and above what is expected, expecially from a government employee. Actually, everyone in this location really goes the extra mile. Just wanted to give a shout out.

Love finding out there is a package come around the corner to collect it and it's waiting on the…read morecounter because Kim or Noah saw me entering. Small town living at its best.

Patriot went inside the Post Office to take a peek inside…read more It's your typical post office. P.O. Boxes available. Clerks inside.. Mail pickup and drop off.

good service, usually short or no lines, reasonably friendly and efficient. no major complaintsread more

More helpful and friendly than most. Never an issue and I've used this PO for decadesread more

I was staying locally for almost a month, so I had to get some items delivered by USPS, no worries…read moreright? Well some places on private roads still don't have USPS service...and I was staying at one. What to do? Call the local USPS office and ask if they can hold the package there for you to pick up. No worries. Called in, showed up the next morning (had to wait until it came back on the truck) and picked up my package. Excellent phone and in person service! Parking was easy in their decent size parking lot.

I moved to this area (Dalton) 21 years ago from Cambridge, Mass. What a difference! Every contact…read morethat I've had with employees in the Whitefield P.O. have been courteous, professional, friendly--completely satisfactory. I even gave a delivery person some brake fluid for her vehicle when she needed it on Dalton Mt. Great people, great service.

I am writing this review after months of repeated issues with this post office that have resulted…read morein the death of live animals due to staff negligence and refusal to follow clearly marked handling instructions. I would give negative stars if I could. We routinely receive live animal shipments, clearly labeled as such and marked HOLD FOR PICKUP. Despite this, on at least seven separate occasions, packages addressed to our home have been sent out for delivery anyway, left exposed to extreme winter and summer temperatures, and the animals inside arrived dead. This happened repeatedly, even after we followed USPS instructions precisely. To prevent further loss of life, we began addressing our shipments directly to the post office for pickup, which successfully worked once. The animals were held inside and collected alive. However, during our most recent visit, we were informed--without any prior notice--that as of the new year, packages may no longer be addressed to the post office. We were told this change had been "made known to everyone," though we were never informed by any means. Despite this, when we arrived at the post office, staff confirmed that our live animal package was physically in the building. At that point, a clerk refused to retrieve the package, stating she was "too busy" because there was a line out the door and she was working alone. The package was confirmed to be on-site, yet staff would not get it. This was not due to policy, safety, or impossibility -- it was a refusal to perform the task. This is unacceptable. Staffing issues are not the customer's responsibility, and refusing to retrieve a live shipment that is already in the building--after months of documented handling failures--is profoundly unprofessional. The attitude displayed was dismissive, rude, and indifferent to the consequences of their actions. To be clear: * These packages were clearly labeled as LIVE ANIMALS * They were marked HOLD FOR PICKUP * USPS errors have repeatedly resulted in animal deaths * Staff acknowledged the package was present but refused to retrieve it This is not an isolated incident. It is a pattern of negligence, poor communication, and unwillingness to take responsibility. I strongly caution anyone receiving time-sensitive, temperature-sensitive, or live shipments to reconsider using this location. Accountability and basic professionalism are not optional when lives--animal or otherwise--are involved.

I haven't received mail for 17 days. I've called them and complained a few times, finally they said…read morethe mailman said the mailbox was damaged, what's funny is my tenant used the same mailbox and gets mail almost everyday. They're trying to cover up and think I'll let it go. No!! Two years ago I lost $200 worth of gift cards near Christmas time, they told me back then a couple of mailmen got fired for taking mail. I just got hold of my lawyer who won't just make sure my mailman is terminated, he's gonna go after the post office. I have a new bank card coming, I haven't received end of the months bills or my disability check. They're horrible.

5 stars for a post office? Sure!…read more Was in a pinch and needed stamps, but was blown away by the friendly (and funny) service. As an out-of-towner, I doubt I'll be back, but made a boring, and relatively inconvenient errand a joy.

This is like my third or my fourth complaint against the post office in Campton New Hampshire. I…read morecalled them at 9:15 this morning. Asked why they didn't deliver my packages yesterday. Got another excuse about ice surrounding the mailboxes which is not my responsibility to care for. It's the parks responsibility.. so I was told to give them a couple of hours and then go pick up my package. I get to the post office. Oh, I can't find it. I said to them I called you guys at 9:15 and I said I would come and get my package. Oh well the woman didn't have look for it yet. What was the response thet I got. Apparently the post people deliver when they want to because I had a stack of mail dated September October just a few weeks ago whole big pile and the postmaster does not a damn thing about it not even close..

Just recently started having problems with this post office where mail isn't being delivered. After…read moreseeing a package was out for delivery since yesterday morning, I called them to ask why it was still out for delivery. This wasn't the first time it's happened, it happened a week ago as well. The excuse given is that my neighbor has a few dogs who are out on the property, so they won't deliver mail to my address for that reason. The dogs are not aggressive and are super friendly, and all the carrier has to do is place mail into the mail box on the side of the road without leaving the vehicle. But no, they won't do that. They are outright refusing to deliver mail.

Sent a package from out of state to this post office the person isent it too said they hadn't…read morereceived it yet because I got the person's address # wrong so the post office employee thought it was a po box # so I called the post office the employees and mail carrier were very helpful and got the package to the right house.