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

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.

Extremely rude, very little help. Had to call the phone number 3-4 times to get them to answer…read moreduring business hours. No voicemail or answering service, just rang and rang. When I finally got through, I had to hold for a few more minutes, then from the first question, the woman working there was rude and disrespectful. A tone in her voice that I was a burden and when I questioned some of the processes, I was talked down to like a child. Very disappointed in the service in a rural office...

I went today 2/20/24 at 10:30 and upon entering you could see and hear the respectfulness of the…read morecrew working there! A gentleman helped me with my mailing and he was so kind and efficient! Which is great for them and me because they had a long line. I did not feel rushed but he got me in and out of there quick. I didn't get his name but he was in the first desk. The lady working next to him was also so kind and her tone of voice so polite in the way she helped others. Thank you for the wonderful customer service! It is appreciated in this world filled with disregard for one another!

Edward helped me today at this location! The service was great! The line was long and he was able…read moreto multitask and help multiple people quickly!

Mail person missed my letter in the box. Might have forgot to put the flag up though. The OO is…read morejust up the road so I ran up there and dropped it off. The lobby is open during lunch do you can get to the outgoing mail slots. This is a handy little post office just of the Main Street. Easy in and out.

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

This one of my favorite post offices. I've encounter "Harold" postal clerk, on many occasions,…read morealways pleasant and nice. Today I'm standing in a line of 6 customers ahead of me and two clerks. Well, as soon as I'm the last customer in line the clerk leaves and puts up a sign. I'm aggravated but wait patiently for the one clerk "Harold" to finish. It took him some time with his customer and he even looked around to see what happened to the other clerk. Finally I get to , Harold who is pleasant as always and the line behind me swells to 7 people quickly and he needs help. I think the first clerk shouldn't have left at all when customers are waiting. I'm a customer and that was inconsiderate of my time to just walk off. The post office

So SLOW!! They need more people working. Only 2 people working and the line is so long. This is…read moreterrible.

I don't go in much but when I do, Mrs. Gail is packed with a smile and patience. Today she…read moreexplained to a group that is not from the US, how to properly address the envelopes. The line was out the door but she still took the time to educate, with a smile. I'm sure they appreciated her help. Although there was a wait, everyone was patient, and friendly. I believe situations like this, the staff sets the tone and this is proof. Mrs. Gail continue to let the light shine within you!

Employee here named David was incredibly attentive and helpful. He even called his supervisor to…read moredouble check on something he wasn't absolutely 100% sure about. Then, I overheard him offering to go to the bank during lunch to get change for the cash register. A bit slipshod at first glance but a great location near the hospitals and the employees definitely deserve positive praise.

US Post Office May 28, 2026…read more (2/5) As usual, the US Post Office looks like it's been frozen in time since the 1960s, and this location is no exception. The interior feels dated, the equipment looks dated, and the whole environment is a strange step back in time the moment you walk through the door. You'd genuinely think that the federal government, of all institutions, could afford to update its workers' workplace and give the people who keep the mail moving a modern, state-of-the-art facility to do their jobs in. Instead, post office after post office continues to feel like a museum exhibit of mid-century federal architecture and 1980s technology. The most absurd example I noticed here was the security cameras. They are absolutely massive -- the kind of giant, brick-shaped units you'd expect to see mounted in a convenience store decades ago, not in a federal facility in 2026. It's the sort of detail that, once you notice it, you can't unsee, and it tells you everything about how little the building itself has been brought up to date. The other consistent gripe across every post office I visit is the lack of self-service options. There are never enough self-checkout or self-service kiosks for the volume of customers coming through the door, which guarantees long lines and frustrated patrons no matter how hard the people behind the counter are working. The clerks do the best they can with what they've been given, and I have no complaint about the workers themselves -- they're stuck operating in conditions and with tools that don't match the demands of the job. This isn't really a critique of any one location or any one employee. It's a critique of a system that, decade after decade, can't seem to invest in the modernization its own workforce deserves and that the public clearly needs. If the federal government wants the Postal Service to be taken seriously as a modern, competitive institution, the buildings, the equipment, and the customer-facing tech all need a real upgrade. Until that happens, expect a slightly time-warped, slow-moving visit every time you walk in.

Excellent USPS location with prompt service (the line moves fast because they have 3-4 employees…read moreworking the counters) and many P.O. Boxes available for rental. Located across the street from the OKC Bombing Memorial as well. Recommended!