I went in to mail a package and the girl there told me a 7 pound 16 x 12 package would cost $77…read moredollars to mail via USPS. So, I went with the UPS option at over $50. Later in the day I went to the post office and they told me it would have been around $25. I dont appreciate their lies.

From the owner: We are shipping agent for UPS, FedEx, USPS, & DHL. We offer packaging supplies, such as boxes,…read morepacking peanuts, and bubble wrap. We also offer a wide selection of trophies, awards, & plaques. We can do custom name badges, name plates, and desk wedges. If you are in need of a good laugh, we carry a large assortment of greeting cards for all occasions.

I hate using USPS, the price to mail a simple package was absolutely ridiculous! I only use them…read morebecause I'm forced to! It's just another government run service that is totally mismanaged! The customer service was great so that is an upside. Here's another part of the government that needs to be privatized!

Cathy clerk number 8 is the best!!! Clerk number 2 is also very friendly and professional. They…read moreare the best when I come in. Quick and positive also friendly... So that goes a long way when in the post office! This location is on the way to gymnastics. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon Oklahoma

Nancy in the passport office is Amazing at her job! This usps employee is literally doing a great…read morejob helping people through the application process! Nancy i hope that you realize that what you do is giving others the chance to make memories and explore this beautiful world! You are fantastic at what you do! Very efficient & friendly! Thank you!

Nancy in the Passport Office is WONDERFUL. Appointments are required, but when you go to do that…read morefor a renewal, you are not able to make an appointment. She was very busy, but worked me in between appointments. What a dedicated employee and a beautiful heart. Thank you, Nancy.

Stoped here to get our pass port. But we meet the rudest person ever. She turned and found…read moresomething wrong with the paperwork, including an original birth certificate. If you are looking for customer service, do not get in her line!

Was turned away for passport at 10:40 when it closes at 11 because employee was more worried about…read moreher time. Employee was rude and there was no line to speak of, had form filled out. Do not waste your time driving out on a Saturday to get a passport.

US Post Office May 28, 2026…read more (2/5) As usual, the US Post Office looks like it's been frozen in time since the 1960s, and this location is no exception. The interior feels dated, the equipment looks dated, and the whole environment is a strange step back in time the moment you walk through the door. You'd genuinely think that the federal government, of all institutions, could afford to update its workers' workplace and give the people who keep the mail moving a modern, state-of-the-art facility to do their jobs in. Instead, post office after post office continues to feel like a museum exhibit of mid-century federal architecture and 1980s technology. The most absurd example I noticed here was the security cameras. They are absolutely massive -- the kind of giant, brick-shaped units you'd expect to see mounted in a convenience store decades ago, not in a federal facility in 2026. It's the sort of detail that, once you notice it, you can't unsee, and it tells you everything about how little the building itself has been brought up to date. The other consistent gripe across every post office I visit is the lack of self-service options. There are never enough self-checkout or self-service kiosks for the volume of customers coming through the door, which guarantees long lines and frustrated patrons no matter how hard the people behind the counter are working. The clerks do the best they can with what they've been given, and I have no complaint about the workers themselves -- they're stuck operating in conditions and with tools that don't match the demands of the job. This isn't really a critique of any one location or any one employee. It's a critique of a system that, decade after decade, can't seem to invest in the modernization its own workforce deserves and that the public clearly needs. If the federal government wants the Postal Service to be taken seriously as a modern, competitive institution, the buildings, the equipment, and the customer-facing tech all need a real upgrade. Until that happens, expect a slightly time-warped, slow-moving visit every time you walk in.

Excellent USPS location with prompt service (the line moves fast because they have 3-4 employees…read moreworking the counters) and many P.O. Boxes available for rental. Located across the street from the OKC Bombing Memorial as well. Recommended!

I always get sweaty and stressed before going to the post office. Usually it's such a rushed and…read moreunfriendly experience. Steve was so helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend coming here.

Is an alright Post Office but the parking lot is abysmal. You have to turn right no matter which…read moreside you pull out of. It was clean, and they do have a large variety of stamps. But I felt overcharged, as if they could have gotten me a better rate. Next time I'll stay closer to home with my favorite post offices

I live out by Meers. my delivery person leaves my packages at the top of road. I have called and…read morecomplained and the person gets a slap on the wrist and brings packages to my house for a month or so then starts back at the top of road. I also have a letter that is from irs that I signed for and still haven't received. I was home. all the person has to do was honk or knock on my door. so frustrated.

2 out of 2 packages that were supposed to be delivered to me this week have not been delivered to…read moreme. At this point I'm thinking the mailman is stealing my packages because my address is not a hard one to find. I'm still getting junk mail but my packages are not showing up and are marked delivered