You take your mail. You leave. It's a great experience. Wear shades whenever you need in-person…read morecustomer service. Your eyes are the gateways to your soul, and if you aren't prepared by the time you feel the need to ask them more than 2 questions, that's it. Going to the post office will never be the same again.

Who knew you could review the whole of the United States Government!?…read more What does the US Govt do for Junction City? Not much. Roads, fire fighting, and other things like that are done by California's government. Mostly the Federal Government just owns most of the county.

Customer service is excellent at this location! I'm new to the area, especially rural living. I'm…read morelearning so much about postal service in small communities and although our services are through another small community nearby our address falls in the zip code of this post office so I often have to come in with all kinds of questions. Theresa never fails to support and provide the best service that she can. She is an absolute delight to deal with and always goes above and beyond. If she doesn't have what you need she gives you the best advice she can. I truly appreciate the customer service provided here. Thank you Theresa and team!

This is the worst place I've ever been. Any time I come they are of no help and don't listen. They…read morejust assume things. They send you to a supervisor who gets snippy, and tells you you're absolutely wrong. Without even hearing what we have to say. Then sends me back to the end of the line to get a package sent. When I've already been in line for 20 minutes.

USPS service here is very slow, and the lines are usually very long. If you plan to come, be…read moreprepared to spend at least an hour. What was strange and frustrating today: a staff member refused to tape my shipping label and told me I had to go home and do it myself, even though the label was already prepared. I returned and waited in line again, and then saw the staff tape another customer's box. This felt very inconsistent.

It was after 5:00 when I stopped in but that's okay. The mailbox on the corner was still there and…read moreI didn't even have to get out of the van to mail off those postcards. Now I need more stamps! [Review 20960 overall - 490 in California - 1945 of 2023.]

Funny writing a review for a post office, but this one has a book for those passing through on the…read morePacific Crest Trail to sign and share their experiences. Pretty cool, right? It's just sitting there on the counter for all to read. Also, the Dunsmuir Post Office hardly ever has a line like the one in Mt. Shasta and the Mr. Post Office Man in Dunsmuir is super friendly and personable and he always asks me if I want the cute stamps.

This is a great little post office in Willow Creek, the folks are super friendly and ready to help…read moreyou out how ever they can, there is a counter to ship your stuff from or pick up bigger items that will not fit in your PO Box. They sell stamps and have boxes and tape for sale, great place , highly recommend

Highly recommended. Customers come from other towns to ship there. Always helpful with questions…read moreand challenges.

My ballot wasn't picked up and when I called I was told that the mailman aren't required to stop…read moreand pickup mail unless they have mail to deliver.

So last year I quit my job and started a new business out of my home. I've lived in Palo Cedro for…read morea long time, and I'd never been inside the local Post Office. But with my new business, I'm in and out a few times a week. On about my third vistit, the woman at the counter says, "Hi Buzz! Hey, we got a piece of mail addressed to your new company yesterday, but the address was wrong and Shirley was about to return to sender. She asked me about it and I said, 'that's that new company, Eucephalus Environmental.' So I wrote the right address on it. You get it?" Sure enough, I get home and check the envelope, and the original street address is some street that I've never heard of, crossed out, with my actual address printed above. When you live in the sticks, you sometimes wonder why the hell you chose to live out in the sticks. And then someone whaps you upside the head with a reminder.

Ah, the post office of my youth. I agree with Buzz: the ladies here are a friendly reminder of the…read morepleasant side of small-town life.

Absolutely fantastic! I have no complaints from anyone at this location. My courier knew me well…read moreand was always attentive. He knew I was making a long distance move and so he made sure to tell me to go tell the postal workers in the office in person to forward my mail. I just got off the phone with a woman there to see what would happen with my packages (since I couldn't get a hold of anyone at the company when I told them that I had a change of address), and she was extremely helpful, kind, caring and friendly. Such a huge difference in service provided from this post office compared to any out of town office. I just want to thank everyone there too. Highly recommend using them.

Never answer phone (530) 246-2571. Called many times. It…read morejust rings and rings until you get a busy signal. They used to answer the phone maybe a year ago but now never. All the people that work there are excellent and will bend over backwards for you. The customer service is excellent but only at the counter. ANSWER YOUR PHONE!! Lol