United States Postal Service
About the Business
The United States Postal Service is a vital institution located at 130 Firefighters Memorial Drive in Fort Montgomery, New York. As a post office, it serves as a hub for sending and receiving mail and packages. Additionally, it functions as a local government office, providing essential services to the community. With a focus on finance, the United States Postal Service ensures efficient and reliable delivery of letters and parcels, serving as a crucial link in the communication network of the United States.
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Location & Phone number
130 Firefighters Memorial Dr, Fort Montgomery, NY 10922, United States
Hours open
Monday:
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:
9:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"One of the nicer and more courteous Post Offices. It's a pleasure to visit."
"I absolutely love the Fort Montgomery post office clerk Christina!! She goes out of her way to help me every visit. The best customer experience i have ever had in a post office! She always has a smile on her face even when the customers are being rude!"
"I want to express my gratitude for the exceptional service provided by Christina during my recent visit. Her warmth and professionalism made the experience truly enjoyable. Christina went above and beyond to assist me demonstrating a high level of courtesy and efficiency. It's refreshing to encounter such dedication to customer satisfaction. I commend Christina for her outstanding service during the adjustment of the highland falls joining Fort Montgomery. Thank you!"
"Update 10/4: Another unpleasant experience at this post office because of the same employee. On this visit she called our local police (though she clearly felt no threat because she verbally requested the non-emergency line when calling them). Thankfully, there was another employee there also who tried to help. This all seemed to be retaliation for a managerial complaint informing her manager about her behaviors and for calling her out for using refusal of postal services as her means of retaliation. She was managing the counter and her behavior started as soon as I got to the counter. I was next in line, and right AFTER she served the previous customer, she walked off and verbally told me she REFUSES to help me and then refused to scan my packages. The other employee helped. I insisted on asking why she was refusing me service at a public USPS facility. This is discriminatory behavior. She told me she doesn't have to serve me and she let me know she received the complaint I filed. This is how I realized this was about my complaint a few days prior. I have never had cause to file a complaint for USPS service or employee before her and my experiences have always been courteous and professional with all of the staff and post masters. This is an anomaly. After much arguing only with her (the other postal worker was as great and professional as always), she tried intimidation next. She probably realized she had gone too far with her words and actions and tried to flip the narrative to appear the victim and only THEN did she begin to record both us and the other employee from behind the postal counter. She seemed to be goading by hurling personal insults, and as I wasn't accepting of her abuse, she eventually threatened to call the police to "have me trespassed". The other employee helped us by calling the post master. As we were doing this, she followed through with her threat and actually called the town police. This is a public USPS facility, I came to mail my packages, there were no threats, no violence, no cursing (except by her and I did have to ask HER not to curse). Both myself and the other agent were appalled and she basically used her position as a Federal employee for refusal of services, followed by intimidation with the threat of law enforcement. This was all retaliation for calling her out and not condoning her rude and discriminatory behaviors. I made sure to wait for our town police. Throughout, other staff member was as shocked as I was at her behavior and even asked her to stop, but she continued. Thank heavens for this other employee who not only helped us with mailing the packages, but also tried to deescalate the situation, apologize, and also contacted the post master (who was previously aware of the situation with this particular employee). We were able to discuss this matter on speakerphone and let the post master know what happened again, with the police there. In my opinion this is an abuse of customers, staff and public services. Previous review: One woman behind the counter seems angry ALL the time and makes visiting this place dreadful. We take turns with family members going there, each hoping to avoid Christina. First impression and interaction with her was requesting mail processing info back in July, days after the recent storm and flooding we experienced in the area and our local post office closing. She was kind of hostile, but I chalked her attitude up to the stress of her having her location overrun with new customers from Highland Falls. So I didn't blame her. I assumed she needed time to acclimate with higher mail volume. Time has passed and the atmosphere seems to have gotten more hostile. I see her losing it over the mundane postal questions, machine issues, slamming things around, rudeness etc. I feel bad for other staff just hearing how she overtalks them or seeing how she treats both customers and staff at times. Her behavior is condescending and sometimes just plain rude. Haven't ever experienced this in this area before from our postal service."
"THE GUY BEHIND THE COUNTER IS JUST RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL. He always have something extra to say. We wish Christina worked everyday, she’s the best."
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