United States Postal Service
About the Business
The United States Postal Service (USPS) located at 1571 Columbia Boulevard in St. Helens, Oregon, is a vital institution that provides essential postal and financial services to the community. As a post office, USPS offers a wide range of mailing and shipping options, including priority mail, express mail, and international mail services. In addition, it serves as a convenient location for purchasing stamps, mailing packages, and accessing other postal products and services. With its reliable and efficient operations, USPS plays a key role in connecting individuals and businesses across the country and around the world.
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Location & Phone number
1571 Columbia Blvd, St Helens, OR 97051, United States
Hours open
Monday:
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"My regular mail carrier is fine. However, the people who fill in are lazy and incompetent. There have been Saturdays when they never came to pick up my mail at all, and I live on a normal street, not rurally. Just now, I watched from my window as the substitute mail carrier put a piece of mail in my mailbox, left my small outgoing package (I had the red flag up for outgoing mail) and drove off. I called the post office and they closed 3 HOURS early for inclement weather, which they have a duty to continue to perform service in according to their oath, and there is no recording stating they’ve closed or change to their posted hours. It just rings forever. Then the guy came back in the other direction and when I called out to him he drove off. The guy still has to go back to the post office and finish his work, and he can’t grab packages? Especially if they’re too weak to stay open in snow and probably won’t even be running when there actually is snow? Pathetic. The only saving graces of this post office are that the people who work in the office are nice and they have sent a truck out to pick up my package when it’s been left behind. Which they should be doing right now but they decided to close. EDIT it turns out they weren’t closed, they just didn’t answer the phone the 9-10 times we called. The next day I had a pickup scheduled so there would be no excuses, but no trucks were out at all because of inclement weather, so my package that should have been on its way sat another day. The day after that I had the pickup scheduled again (through the USPS site) and the same mail carrier who didn’t pick it up the first time literally rang my bell and walked away, didn’t even wait for anyone for more than 1 second. I was a few feet from the door and by the time I got up and opened it, he was almost to the sidewalk. He came back with a fake smile and said “I think you have a package for me” and I said “I had it for you two days ago but you didn’t take it with you” to which he said nothing. I will also note that the first day, my neighbor who is a retired mail carrier interacted with him and she later told me he was “just awful”. I will also note that I called several times asking about my package, was told a truck would possibly be sent out for my package and it never came (I live literally 3 minute drive from the post office but I don’t drive and I shouldn’t have to go there in these circumstances) and I wanted to speak to the manager but he or she was not there. The woman who was taking my amended complaints could no have sounded less interested and I don’t know if my complaints ever got past her. They need to fire this substitute driver asap."
"My order sat in this post office ignored for 8 days until the shipper sent an email asking where it was. A 2 day priority package sitting God knows where in this post office. Incompetence and laziness at its finest. This is the 2nd time this happened, 2 years in a row."
"Everybody is awesome. Erica is very knowledgeable. I enjoy coming in. Very welcoming."
"The most laziest postal people I’ve ever met. For some reason they will not drop packages off at your house, which is about 25 to 75 feet from the mailbox. In 2023 do we really need to post office anymore? It seems like tax dollars waste of money since we have other companies that can handle packages and bring him to and from the doors."
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