As of recent there has been a small battle going on between this post office and my place of…read moreresidence. We are actually nearing the two year mark from when this started. And it is at the breaking point. Living on the outskirts of Johnstown you have your mail delivered, that includes packages. If packages cannot fit in your mailbox they are usually brought to your front door. Usually. Not quite sure what happened almost two years ago, but that abruptly stopped for us. Instead of receiving our packages we started to receive slips stating that the package could not be delivered. Most slips indicating that the package was too big for the receptacle or there was not a secure location for the package. The first few times were forgiven and not considered to be an inconvenience to us. However, as the months drug on and the slips continued to arrive in the mailbox instead of the packages our patience began to run thin. We first filed a complaint and were told that it would be looked into. As it continued there were no answers. Not even a call to let us know what the problem was. More complaints followed from several different people of the inconvenience. We were basically told the same thing each time, that it will be looked into and we would be let known what the outcome would be. With the past holiday season and online ordering in full effect, we started to notice something. That it had to be our particular mailman that had a problem doing his job and possibly bordered on discrimination. Let me delve further into this for you all. I am going to diverge a bit and then come back to this. Due to my work schedule I am home every single day when the mail is delivered to our place. I hear the mail truck make its way down our road and most times watch it as it does. Stopping at each mailbox on the way. I had thought maybe there was a change in how items were delivered, but it did not appear to the be case. One day I was outside as the mailman proceeded to make his deliveries and I watched as he delivered to a mailbox and then pulled into that driveway, went down and up the winding gravel path in the mail truck, deliver the package, turn around, and proceed back up the driveway. Knowing that this was something special I decided to take a video of this, showing that packages can indeed still be delivered directly to your door from the US Postal Service. To add to that, with the holiday season, USPS sometimes steps in and delivers packages on Sunday. On a Sunday not too long ago, a mail truck larger than the usual made a delivery right to our door. I also want to point out that if a letter or any item is delivered to the door that has to be signed for the regular mailman is able to come to the door as well. You are probably wondering why I am telling you all this, well it is because of the reasoning we received as to why packages are not ever delivered to us. They told us that the mailman has labelled our property as unsafe and, I am quoting, "it's a junkyard." On the multiple trips to the post office to pick up these packages that were "undeliverable," and after multiple complaints, we decided to lodge a complaint one more time. We arrived at the counter of the post office and handed over yet another slip for a package, once we had the package in hand we asked to speak to a supervisor. We waited and when the "supervisor" appeared we began. Let me tell you that we were never given a name of the "supervisor," the "supervisor" looked as if he was being bothered, and you could see he was visible shaking during our interaction. We go through the very familiar steps of lodging our complaint, the "supervisor" then states, "I'm very familiar with this address, the driver says it's unsafe and that it's a junkyard up there." Close to losing my patience I inform the man that it's a bit discriminatory for this mailman to pick and choose which houses he delivers to, it's also a bit lazy. If it is so unsafe in our "junkyard" how can three, sometimes four, vehicles park, turn around, and navigate our driveway that is similar to our neighbors? How can FedEx, UPS, the oil company with their tanker, among many others be able to do the same? Most importantly, how are the mailman's coworkers able to do the same thing, the one thing that he claims he cannot do? If our "junkyard" is unsafe for him there should probably be some type of memo or file on our "junkyard" letting all employees of the USPS Johnstown to not deliver to our property. What's good for the goose is good for the gander, right? Unfortunately there is really nothing we can do about this. We lodge our complaint, talk to a supervisor, we are given a name of someone up the chain email wise, and then nothing ever happens. The mail is the mail, right? 'Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds,' unless it's an inconvenience for the mailman.

Not friendly wait time forever. No wonder people do ups…read moreand fed ex. For sure. No service

I recently visited this post office again and feel like I need to address the fact that it kind of…read moregot worse since the last time I was there. The building is still a partial warehouse for whoever wants to rent out the rest of the building that the post office doesn't use. The hours are still crazy and inconvenient for use. I also want to address the other reviewer for this post office. At first I was going to let it slide as to what you had basically said in response to my review. But here we go. I thought maybe at first you were a resident for the area, like myself, but you're not. You live over an hour away. I know a post office does not need to pretty or luxurious. I grew up in a town where it was not, I'm not expecting that. But what I shouldn't have to put up with is the fact that you smell mildew when you walk in here. Possibly from the fact that it shares space in a WAREHOUSE. The staff, not friendly. Not sure who you interacted with in here, but they are never friendly. They are quite terse for that matter. They don't want much to do with customers. As for the line situation, I wasn't upset that there was a line. What I was upset with is the fact that there is no room in this space to form a line. So you have no idea who is next in line. Imagine that, narrow minded much? And to address again the location of this post office. It serves very few people in the immediate area. I live a mile from here and if I ever have a problem with a delivery I am sent to the downtown Johnstown branch to receive my packages, or anything else that is not delivered. So, DUH, it is in a rural area, and shouldn't even exist. Go back to Hollidaysburg will ya.

It's a POST OFFICE! It need not be pretty or luxurious. It does what a post office is supposed…read moreto. The staff is friendly and efficient. It's in a rural area. ... Duh. If you need a post office, try this one. Oh, by the way, lines sometime occur; other times no line. Imagine that!

Nice little post office, but the hours are limited (closes at 5pm) and there's no machine available…read moreto buy postage after hours. Priority boxes and shipping labels are all well stocked. The clerks are very serious about credit cards--yours has to be signed or they won't take it. Kind of a pointless rule since you can sign it on the spot and suddenly it's valid. One clerk asked me for two forms of ID since my card wasn't signed--seriously? Is there that much credit card fraud at post offices? Oh well--no other choice here unless you want to go to the next town over!

Absolutely the most personable clerks I've encountered at a Post Office in years!! Most helpful…read moreand courteous. Bedford has a lot to be proud of with it's Postal Service, staff and stocked items!

Nice and friendly office. I did mass mailing for the first time and they kindly explained me…read moreeverything.

The Huntingdon post office in PA is gorgeous and historic! It's on the National Register of…read moreHistoric Places with a plaque showing the date 1914. (Yet the post office was established in 1797 and then moved to this building.) I love the majestic columns and the impressive facade. Inside is full of vintage accents, the brass mailboxes, the tile floor, the marble steps, the carved wooden panels and doors! Gorgeous! Not only is this post office beautiful, but it's efficient, has friendly service and impeccably pristine! It's well stocked with plenty of mailing supplies and has a greeting card kiosk. Passport service availability! I loved visiting this post office, it's what all other post offices should aspire to! Hours 8:30-5:00 M-F, 9:00-12:00 Saturday

For the past 2 years since I moved my mail is barely delivered. I've filed numerous complaints with…read morethe post office and they kept telling me that my informed delivery email notifications are not reflections of the mail I should expect that day. Well it would be nice to receive it at all.

This place is ridiculous. Not only do they rarely deliver on time but if you have an Amazon package…read morethat says it will arrive on Sunday you might as well forget that because there is always some issue.

They immediately took my call and set up a pickup. They arrived at the designated time and loaded…read moreand removed my items. The cost was very competitive with other companies with a big difference in that they responded promptly. I would recommend this business.

From the owner: My team is very hard working and dependable and we always get the job done. We specialize in…read moreresidential or business clean outs, with nothing left behind, and we always sweep up when we are done. We guarantee to have the job done in the time we agree upon. We can also do small demo work, like tearing out walls, but only residential size. We usually clean out houses that have been torn apart by terrible tenants, or old folks who have passed away. If you have a parent who passed and you do not live in the area, we can get the house empty for you to sell. We can also relocate family members to a new living facility, and take care of the rest of the stuff left behind. We also specialize in hoarder clean ups. We have seen and done it all.