For a while now I have been letting them know they're giving me other peoples mail and it says on…read morethe box- our names only. And my ex has been messing with my mail- made a copy of my key and also has so many acquaintances- I have let the mailman know and it just keeps happening. They're not allowed to get mail here or touch my mail. My box has our names on it.

Every time I leave town for a few weeks. I fill out the…read moreonline hold mail service. It has a start stop date. They always stop But never start I have to drive the Fu(K ! to the post office. Stand in FU(king line To get my Fu(king mail in person When I have a perfectly functioning , required by law , mail box that I'm required to keep clear of snow. So can bust my back uselessly , On top of driving to the post office to get mail I'm paying to have delivered. WHAT THE FU(K And you can call and never get through. Try it. I dare ya. This is why I'll never support paying civil servants more. Useless.

Went in for a background check required for employment. Staff were professional and helpful…read more Service was quick. Cost is $20 (no debit or credit card), and you need two forms of ID. Walk-ins only (no appts). Mondays-Fridays 8:15-4:00. Lots of parking available.

Great response time! On Christmas Day! A day where one must time with the family, these saviors…read moresacrifice their time to be the hero's of the blessed city. Sincerest gratitude from my family to yours, God bless.

Not that your review matters (Heyu B, nice name), but the $500 penalty goes to the Muni, not the…read morefire department. The penalty only applies to businesses (not residents) false alarms where no cause can be determined other than a faulty detectors, and can only be recommended after multiple alarms, not just a single circumstance. The penalty is to penalize ONLY lazy businesses (much like your own) who are too lazy to pay to get their fire system in proper working order and would rather waste their own tax payer dollars sending Emergency Responders to false alarms. Get educated, broaden your perspective, there is life outside your little bubble, B.

Security is Tough!! Just wanted to see the Alaska Centers Wildlife Museum inside the federal…read morebuilding. Great gift shop with a multitude of information on the state of Alaska. Very educational and informative and free.

This is a great place to visit for learning more about what Alaska offers on public lands, as well…read moreas the wildlife across the state and some historical information. The rangers were helpful and very knowledgeable answering questions and the animals on display (via taxidermy) were simply amazing.

How do you spell s-u-c-k? As in service? I call the national 877 number and was cut off at 15…read moreminutes. I called the local Anchorage office, after waiting 15 minutes, somone picked up the line (I could hear voices in the background), and set the receiver back down effectively cutting me off. I called again, but this time after 15 minutes, it began to ring 10-12 times, then a automated voice told me "call later", and shut the line. And socialists nationwide are complaining about DOGE? How about this ridiculously rude SSA office. I live out on the coast, I am going to have to pay Alaska Airlines $600.00 to fly in to Anchorage, then $250 for a B&B, another $50 in cab fees, to go here, maybe be seen, then I may be able to get something done, maybe not. And these people are supposed to work for us?

I drove over to the social security office and parked. Walk in and the security guards stop me and…read morelet me know that I cannot enter without a mask. The funny thing is they don't provide masks. There is no mask mandate so of course I don't have a mask on me. Wasted about an hour today just to get turned down because I don't have a mask and don't provide one. Wow who's managing this place?!

I came in for some boxes today during the day time. Walked in got a few priority flat rate boxes…read moreand walked out. This is the easy part of mailing packages. There was a line but I won't have to worry about that until I make my way back to drop off packages.

I'm not entirely certain this even counts as a post office location, as I've been told different…read morethings by different employees. I've had some tell me it is, and others tell me it's an "affiliate" location, meaning they lack many of the services of actual post office locations. If you want to send something that has already been postmarked and you have absolutely no questions on, it will do. If you need to have them print a shipping label, or answer any questions, I would try a different location. This location is staffed by ACE employees, not postal workers, so they are not able to answer many questions regarding the process of sending things out, even just down to "how many stamps will I need on this?". Went in recently to send out a a package- I do not have a printer at home, so I had a code for them to scan to print the shipping label there, something I have had 0 issues with at other post office locations. When I asked if they could scan it, the employee basically said "I don't know how , so no". If you don't know how, why are you the one working the mail counter? I have also tried to return mail that was addressed to former tenants (which we were instructed by the post office to do, just send it back and only accept our mail) and was told I would need to go to a "real" post office to do so. So then what are you? I would say skip it and just go to an "official" post office location, and save yourself the time and hassle.

While open during normal hours I had a good experience. I came in to mail off a package using their…read moreflat rate shipping boxes. This location doesn't appear to have the self serve station where I can print my label and buy postage myself. The guy working the counter was nice and looked like he was in an indie rock band. I asked if they had any triangle international postage but they didn't. He informed me that I could order it online.

Muldoon Post Office/Madam Carrier: As we are sure you have…read morebeen aware, the city is now using our 3 mailbox area as a snow and ice dumping ground, and NOT having it properly hauled away as it has been in the past. The few efforts that you have made to exit your vehicle and take a few steps in, to deliver our mail have been very much appreciated. Unfortunately, the situation has become worse, despite our efforts to call the city several times, and ask for assistance from our condominium association's (so called) management company. Bottom line: Since you cannot (or will not- whatever the case may be) deliver our mail, can you at least STOP driving around with it in your truck, making it impossible for us to pick it up ourselves at our local post office? During these unusual circumstances, any extra effort you can make will be very much appreciated, albeit it apparently difficult for you, especially because of the many who have not been able to retrieve important mail. Please be aware that we have been making strides/efforts for relief in this situation, but have not been able to receive proper help. Thank you.

JBER, a combination of Army Fort Richardson and Air Force Elmendorf. Joint Base…read moreElemendorf-Richardson. I had the pleasure of staying her a few days while in Alaska on vacation at the Air Force TLF (Temporary Lodging Facilities) as a home base between stints in Seward and off base Hotels. I'm going to butcher a lot of the specifics because I'm not military. I was a dependent as a youth and this trip was planned for by my sister (Air Force) There is some redundancy on gates due to a combination of bases, but as we were still getting used to the 10:30pm summertime sunsets, most gates close early and without schedule/warning making entry slightly more difficult. There was an airshow when we arrived so the road closures and road blocks to keep public to certain areas of the base made a lot of back tracking. The main roads are well maintained, but parking lots are pretty much at the mercy of the extreme weather with some deep potholes. It's a pretty flat base and you can see planes take off in the distance from almost anywhere. The PX/BX is cool, reminds me of a Fred Meyer, but with a dedicated food court and some outside vendors. Commissary it's pretty basic. Gas is cheap probably due to the oil Alaska produces. The Burger King on base closes early even though we stocked the fridge at our housing. What I did make use of was the recreational facility. You can rent a hot tub there? Coolers, rain gear, bikes, fishing gear, archery gear for hunting, kind of whatever you need. It all was really cheap, if not free. I didn't explore too much because of the 100% security check and it's a big base and I didn't feel like biking around it too much. There was a bowling alley and a bar that's got limited schedule. It's a pretty cool base, but we had some issues with TLF and quality, but rec facility made up for it.

Elmendorf is a huge beautiful base surrounded by alaskan air.. we stayed here while we were…read morevisiting from the desert. As a former AF wife stationed only in the south, I was a little jellly at all that crisp cold fresh air people get to breath in there. We stayed at the lodging for one night. Everyone was super friendly. Our room was huge for a great price.

If you've spent any time at all in North Anchorage "tropical paradise" is certainly not the first…read moreterm that comes to mind. This is truly a hidden gem inside Russian Jack Springs Park. You enter through the solarium, a little tropical oasis with two goldfish/koi ponds, an incredible display of tropical plants and trees, and a large birdcage with a tree in it. We enjoyed simply sitting on the bench here and taking it all in. Next is the main greenhouse. There is quite a collection in there, some of the plants and trees have clearly been there a very long time, there are cacti that practically touch the ceiling, trees spreading out overhead, and all manner of other tropical plants that you won't find anywhere outside within a thousand miles of here. And there are starts and seedlings as well, indicating this will continue to be the lovely hidden oasis it is for years to come. I've been to bigger and more grandiose tropical greenhouses, but to have this at all in Alaska is quite an accomplishment. And it's free. A great way to spend an hour or so.

Hidden Gem in the middle of winter. Wonderful place to…read morevisit, I can't believe I've never been here after so many years in Anchorage. (22+) Great for a field trip or just to observe and learn more! Perfect for an afternoon date in my opinion! There's Birds, Fishes & Endless Plants! Note, there's barely anyone on the weekdays but it may have just been my visit...Must!!! Plus: Mon-Sun //FREE Down: 8:00 AM-3:00 PM If you work full time during the week you'll need to plan a weekend visit, definitely worth it! Link to my VLOG http://youtu.be/nTvrMXsv4Vc