This lobby is atrocious. The lobby won't let you put your packages in the mail drop inside - you…read moreHAVE to put it in a collection box outside. Someone else and I needed to drop off a package and we couldn't find the collection box. It turned out that you had to turn the corner to find the collection box. Really? Also, the lobby smells like piss. Also, the lobby is lacking the important stickers for the automated postage center. For example, I attempted to mail a package today via the APC afterhours, and I needed to put a sticker on the box. It turned out that there were no stickers near the APC. All the stickers were behind locked doors. With no stickers, using the APC may be useless. Hence, I had to lug my box back to my house. FAIL. FAIL. FAIL.

At last this location is functioning again with only one agent at the counter and a long line at…read more4:30ish. Wait what was the reason for the closure, I missed that, because I don't see any improvements to the in or outside structure. Hmmmmmm.

I feel like I'm giving away a neighborhood secret here - the line at this post office? Really…read moremoves! They often have three people working the retail counter. It doesn't look like much from the outside but these guys have it far more together than other area post offices. The parking situation is pretty dire on busy days - it's a small lot on the side of the building or residential street parking. Don't even bother trying to come on a Proctor Farmer's Market day. Otherwise, it's not too bad. Inside, it's clear that this post office hasn't seen any real work (and maybe cleaning) since the 70s sometime. That's okay, at least it doesn't smell of cigarette smoke like other post offices I can think of. The space is small and a little cramped but flows well for such a small space. There are four windows for retail transactions and they usually have three of them going. The employees have some of the standard surliness of postal employees but a few have a sense of humor - what a nice thing to run into, actual human postal workers! Things I ship from this post office go just as quickly as they do from Pine Street, A Street, or any of the other local post offices. Funny thing, though, they seem to arrive at their destinations in better shape. Don't all flood the post office at once, now, I have all of these packages to mail.

Just love Mary in Prosser. Always so kind and courteous. The staff in general are very helpful.read more

Sherry is amazing!!! Such a bonus to have this in Moxee. Really saves some trips to town.read more

Very helpful and willing to help with all your shipping needs. Staff is extremely friendly no…read morematter what the situation.

so I was in town looking for a snack and a post office because sometimes life happens that way, and…read morehad qualified success on both counts. found a rated eatery that I didn't much care for. I'm taking a pass because maybe it's a local thing and the locals are agreeable to it and besides that, this is a review for the local post office. the Ellensburg Post Office, judging by content and context of the reviews, seems a mess but after navigating the streets and sidewalks and seeing what passes for acceptable parking out front I am inclined to believe you get what you deserve considering that postal workers are generally hired locally so these are your very own neighbors treating you this way... I just popped in to post a few cards and the drop box was clearly labeled and functional so I did not get to interact with the staff, just the folks coming and going and "parking"... not saying anything, just saying that sometimes you get what you deserve.

Sometimes it's great. The take packages where the retail company doesn't deliver to P.O. Boxes. If…read morethey are not busy they can answer a few questions as be of actual assistance. However the last few years: regarding P.O. Box mail. The back office has a systematic delivery method for the mail. That part is needed, however, some will argue this method can also target paid for boxes with service difficulties. Operational: The back office workers place the mail as far back toward their work space as they can. If someone doesn't go to the post office every day, back office personnel do not inch the mail slightly forward toward the customer access door. The small pieces are most vulnerable. Think size wise, of pieces such as 1099 tax statements. If something falls out the back, it is lost. Talking to mostly friendly front desk personal about the issue still can have the back office personnel delivering the mail in the back of the box.

Slowest post office on the west coast!!! Every time ive gone in even during the week there are…read morelines that flow out the doors, especially during the holidays. They usually only have one person working at a time. Its redicilious. I prefer to go to the talent post office. Never a line and they almost always have at least 2 people working....

it's a post office!…read more ok for one, it is way under staffed, 1.5 people at the counter, the line is going out the door and half way to the self-serve station. typical afternoon wait in line is 15-30 minutes. COME ON!!! not enough lockers for packages to be put in, so then you have to go back in line to pick up your packages. takes an extra day to get packages off the dock in a shrink wrapped bulk to your PO box, so you can rarely count on the online delivery confirmation to be accurate.... that is pick up your pkg the day it gets to the PO.