Although it is sometimes listed as Olympia, this is for the town of Littlerock 98556…read more You always here about towns with one stop light and a post office. This is one of them and this is for THE post office. You could almost miss it, since it's basically a modular home on bricks. This post office is similar in style to the one in Bucoda. Small office for a very very very small town. It's across the street from a school and on the corner of the "T" street that one direction takes you toward Mima Mounds and Capitol State Forest and the other to whoknowswhere.com.

Cammie is the best! I wish this was my full time post office and I got to go there more frequently.read more

The man at the counter thinks he knows everything. I'm 72 and had to drive an hour for passport…read moreappointment the soonest I could get. He turned me away because I didn't have my marriage certificates showing how my name changed. It's not required unless I have a previous passport. This is my first time and the instructions didn't require. Obviously he thinks he works for licensing Real I D. Worst experience.

The staff have always been nice to me and quick to help. Even getting my passport done was easy.read more

This is, hands down, the most charming little post office I've been to. It's pretty much a cute…read morelittle house, but with all the necessary USPS stuff inside. The woman working there was very cheerful. They are observing all COVID precautions. I wish this was closer to where I lived!

It's about time: Fox Island finally has a new post office!!…read more The old P.O., which had been in operation for decades, was housed in a cramped little building next to the Fox Island Store. I don't know any specific facts or figures on the number of people served or packages handled, but every time I visited the place it was obviously inadequate for the amount of traffic it was receiving. I'm sure the entire population of the island was excited to see this new facility being built! The new Post Office, now located right across the street from the Fox Island Store, still isn't a very large place. At least now there's room for people to queue up INSIDE the building to do their business, though. More space also equals more P.O. boxes and mailing materials and such. There is also more parking available. One thing that did NOT expand, however, are the business hours: 08:00 - 16:30 (closed for lunch from 13:00 - 13:30) M-F and 09:00 - 10:30 on Saturday.

There is no after hours drop boxes for packages over 13 ounces. So basically if you want to ship a…read morepackage you have to wait (even if it is stamped) until their ridiculously small window of business hours. There is no automated shipping center in this post office. There is typically a line of 5 -10 people and one person working. It is a very slow process. There are a few grumpy workers but there is one nice guy that I always hope for when I go in. But hey it is the post office and customer service is not what they are known for.

For some reason this post office was hard to find. After several illegal U-turns I found it and…read morepulled into the parking lot just as they were closing. The post man was so nice and came out to my car to ask me if I was needing postal service instead of just locking the doors and hiding behind the blinds waiting for me to go away. I know how postal workers get a bad rap. The parking area is quite large and very clean.

I have yet in the past three years have gotten the main post office on College Boulevard in…read moreCentralia to answer their phone. I even went in there stood in line 2 people ahead of me called their number. The guy sat there, played on his phone and ignored the phone ringing. Anybody else have this problem?

Any complaints regarding rural delivery persons are not only pointless but counter-productive…read morebecause they will never be corrected. The Supervisor is polite and listens attentively however is very protective and biased toward his driver. "Send pictures on the day it happens. I can't do anything without proof." Well, how about all the hoops we've already jumped through and compromised on to accomodate this driver's half-truth's about their inability to safely deliver directly to the houses on this rural road? Now it seems that overersized packages are torn and damaged while being stuffed into mailboxes where they don't really fit, making them near impossible to get out. There is a oversized packaged delivery locker right next to the mailboxes (this being the compromise from them not wanting to deliver to the houses) but the driver apparently would rather do anything than get out of their car in order to use a package locker when they can just drive up to the mail boxes.

Very friendly staff. I needed to send mail internationally. They showed me all the options with a…read morevery thorough explanation. I chose express mail, which was supposed to arrive in 5 days. I know it is not this office fault, but EXPRESS mail was in the country for 17 days and arrived to addressee in 2.5 months. USPS is great for mailing within the country, but if you have something valuable - use other services. But as I said earlier, staff at this location is great, they do their job.

You wait SO long to be seen. It seems like employees do absolutely everything else before helping…read moreyou. I've been in line for 30mins already and this line only gets longer. Very slow. I'd recommend going to a different USPS until they figure their stuff out or fix their employees. Very frustrating.

An important letter was just returned. "No such number" "Unable to forward." To Keenan Milligan of…read moreMillworth Painting. 17616 Old Hwy 99 SE. Even typed the address clearly. How big is your town? Don't you know your businesses? He was awarded a "Best Of" attaboy even. This delayed some serious work we needed done before the winter. No one answers the phone there. The Army uses the Tenino map sheet for training as it has ALL the important terrain features. Maybe you should take that course. At least get out of your truck and ask directions. I'd give it a negative 10 stars.

Is there anything more disappointing than the USPS right now? My community mailbox constantly has…read moremixed up mail/packages going to the wrong residence. Continuously get tags notifying me to come to the post office to pick up a package. Closed on Saturday. Covid is over, get it together already.

I love this post office - The staff are the friendliest I've met, and so very helpful. They…read moreactually seem happy to be working here.

I've been in here a few times over the years, and the staff always seem to take so much joy in…read moretheir work. I went in today to mail something off, and the entire staff knew their regular customers by name. I never thought of the Post Office as a place to have a sense of community, but this location definitely makes it so in a simple five minute experience.

Kim is very professional, reliable and knows exactly what to do. She is great to work with!!!read more

We have now worked with Kim three times and she has consistently gone above and beyond to help us…read more The first time, we met her at a care facility and forgot our ID and she came back to meet us the next day which was Thanksgiving!!! She was so kind about the mistake. We had another great experience in May and then today she helped us with a big and complicated series of signatures. Her mobile office makes it super efficient to work with her and she's super attentive to detail. In our case, it's been a tough year with declining health of a family member and the circumstances of the signing are tough - but Kim's sparkling personality makes the experience so much easier. Thank you, Kim!!!