This office is right off the main street. Odessa has a really small farm town feel. I didn't even…read moreknow if I was supposed to park parallel to the curb or straight in or angled since the main street is huge and doesn't have any lines. This post office is right across the street from the drive-in burger joint. The people here are really really really genuine and nice and kind of move at their own pace but it's nice compared to the pace of the bigger cities.

Possibly the world's smallest Post Office! The best thing is that you will seldom have to wait in a…read morelong line to mail something. Unless you are standing behind me LOL. The staff is friendly and efficient. They are closed for lunch between 12-1 pm and are open from 9-4 otherwise Mon-Fri. Closed Saturdays.

Liberty Park PO at 1602 Sprague is wonderful. Friendly, patient, helpful, and knowledgeable staff…read more I have a PO .9 miles from me (Manito) but I will use 3-miles-away Liberty Park whenever I can! Clerk#9 especially wonderful.

Friendly service at midday and although Short staffed, the people here were able to help everyone…read morequickly. Went in to mail several books off to different people and their knowledge on box prices and mailing times was very nice to have. I suggest this office if you are in the area.

Drivers regularly mark packages "undeliverable" if they do not fit in the mail box or If a…read moresignature is required. This is assuming the package was loaded onto the correct delivery truck. If you Try to call the post office you will spend 1:50 Waiting for the automated passport message and then 1 more minute of ringing before getting a busy signal. does not matter how many times you call, getting an answer is completely by chance and they do not have an answering machine. The office staff are actually helpful assuming you ever get to speak with them but even they seem frustrated with how poorly everything is ran.

My name is Jay Johnson. I live on Marina Dr. My wife and I feel so fortunate to have Stacey ,[ I…read morehope I spelled it right ] , as Our carrier. Not only is she friendly with a vibrant personality , but we get the feeling that she actually cares about her customers and her job. We recently had some issues with our community mailbox and she did the best she could to take care of us that were affected the best she could. She is truly an asset to us as I'm sure she is to your operation. You are very lucky to have her......and so are we.

By far the most beautiful post office I've ever visited. Being right downtown it's not the easiest…read moreto get to but it's worth a visit. Not only is it beautiful it was actually a pleasant experience-friendly and fast service for passport applications. It wasn't busy at all which was a pleasant surprise.

Beautiful old post office in a historic building. Downtown parking is usually a headache, so it's…read morenot the most convienent location but if you're downtown already I'd highly recommend doing some business here just for the atmosphere and setting. Service on my visit was highly competent and friendly. Finding the entrance was tricky because there wasn't any outside signage that I'm aware of. You can go through the revolving door on the SW corner of the building then take the first right as you step inside. Or, go in the east entrance through a courtyard wedged between this building and the federal courthouse. Really cool area. Stunning early morning light. Epic architecture that shows off a level of grandeur and sophistication not typically associated with downtown Spokane.

I love our hometown Post Office. Staff are very friendly and give excellent customer service!…read more Mailing packages here always makes my day! Still offering Post Office boxes for rent too! People coming and going but socially distancing just the same.

I will always remember this city as I had actually just hit a deer with my car of course near…read moreWilbur, WA and since I was on a mission to get to a few more Washington cities before totally stopping I made the decision to keep going to Electric City. I know I know...drive another 22 miles after hitting a deer? Yeah, well it was my first accident since I started driving and I knew that I wouldn't be able to get roadside assistance so I wanted to get to a somewhat big city. I had been to the nearby Coulee Dam and Grand Coulee, which aren't big, but I could at least stay the night there. Anyway, about the post office, it's really small but generally cute for this small town. There is no APC, just old brick and mortar postal customer service and 24 hour post office access. One more post office to cross off my list. I'll never forget it.

I don't have a negative thing to say about the Post Office itself. The people that work here are…read morepleasant and helpful. No complaints at all, in fact probably one of the best run government facilities I've experienced. Now... if the USPS would deliver to my house in Electric City that would be awesome!

Mailed a letter and postmarked Mar 1, received it back on Mar 26. It was sent to Cheney PO Box…read more When I received it back some one took a blue pen and scratched out the zip code and a sticker telling me it was undeliverable to this address. Id say service is nonexistant

They somehow kept my envelope with gift cards for a month plus while i was desperately trying to…read morefigure out what happened to it. called the company who sent me that, no one had an idea until i finally called the post office and they miraculously found it

The town of Medical Lake is quaint and somewhat bustling. At first I was kind of off-put by the…read morename of the town. It kind of sounds like a lake that people dump medical waste into, but then I found out that it's named this way because of the healing properties of the salts of the lake. Native Americans & early settlers used to bathe in the lake kind of like a hot springs with Epsom salts but not so much hot and springy. In that sense, t's just a salty lake...let's be real. With that said, this post office is really easy to find and there is ample parking and it is never busy. It doesn't have a self-service kiosk so you basically have to come before 4:30 during the week. I kind of wonder why they are only open from 10-12 on Saturday. Like...what's the point in even coming in? Also, kind of looks like an olde school 1980's single floor church in it's architecture and has cool stone work on the outside.

The Staff inside the Post Office is great! So kind and helping. However the Mail delivery staff is…read morevery poor. I find other people's mail in my mail box often and at least every week! I have complained and I have returned mail at the Post Office, however nothing seems to change. I have even talked with the Post Master who is apologetic and kind, still I am having the same thing happen week after week!!!

Never in my life have I had my mail delivered incorrectly or packages missing so many times. Any…read moretime I'm expecting a package there's a 50/50 shot I'll actually get it. I end up with keys to parcel boxes and no package in the mailbox, notifications that it's delivered when it's not, or other people's packages instead of my own. And if you call to complain they make the excuse that "addresses are so similar in these neighborhoods" but isn't that the case literally everywhere else too? Every once in a while an issue like this wouldn't be too bad, it happens. But it's literally the third week in a row I'm missing a package. Figure it out.

So they can deliver some of my packages but some of them are an insufficient address. The delivery…read morepeople constantly do not want to walk upstairs and it only leads me to believe it is out of laziness. Two packages this week were delivered and two said "insufficient address". Which one is it?!?!

We were able to park outside this quaint local landmark and do the Oysterville walking tour which…read morewas lovely. Love how this is right next to a cute little store. Great little place!