I paid for a post office box for a temporary move. I kept this about a week. When I closed it of…read morecourse I cancelled the forward and reverted back to my original address. Still 4 months later, no mail. I have been back and forth to this post office to inquire if I have any mail and no... I was told it may be lost in transit somewhere. For 4 months. Oh , don't try to call them... you won't get anyone.... EVER

I venture here often as I have an online store with packages going out all the time. I love all the…read moreladies who work here. Especially Candice. She is super sweet and extra efficient. They always take my packages quickly and handle anything I need. I've never had to wait more than a couple minutes either. I will always use this post office even if the other is closer to my home.

This is post office was so convenient for those that live in the Port Allen/West Baton Rouge area…read more It's easy access from the Mississippi River Bridge/I-10 freeway and one of the larger post offices on the west side. I have always loved the staff here because they have been overly helpful and there was never a super long line. Your postal needs can be taken care of here and they are equipped with the supplies you may need for your shipping needs, too.

I love coming to this post office. It is quaint and the staff is always very helpful and friendly…read more The line is usually not long, if there is one and they offer a variety of mailing supplies for purchase.

This is a cute post office and in a rural location. This all you need in a nut shell! The staff is…read morevery friendly and treat you like family! I had to address the supervisor about not receiving all my mail but she assured me she would personally monitor the situation. I actually saw her at my place and was very impressed that she followed through! They do have PO boxes bit it's a small place so I'm not sure about their availability. The location is very convenient for me since it's in a good location! I'm very happy that they took care of my situation and feel comfortable approaching them if I have any questions or concerns!

My wife likes to stop and collect the police patches, being a former police woman herself, she…read moretrades with others whenever we visit towns that we pass through. The staff here was so super friendly and kind. Once they found out she was once one of the blue bloods, the chief invited her to his office while he looked for badges. Stories commenced, yarns were spun, after a while we'd been there way too long.

Officer Reed is amazing! Best police officer I've ever talked to! Such a nice and funny guy. Really…read morehelps bring ease to hard situations. He made my bad night into a not so bad night. He's awesome and you're lucky to have him on your team!

Use this post office regularly....like it cause the staff is very customer friendly and always…read moregives great service and they move quickly to cut down on any wait time... Worst time to hit this location is 8 AM to 8:30 AM, 12 Noon to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 2 PM....any other time it's practically deserted and depending on what you're used to the crowd at those times might be nothing.... They have all the shipping boxes, envelopes and services offered at larger locations....

When I went bonkers and decided to hock most of my extensive, out of control, American Girl…read morecollection on EBay, I practically lived at this charming, little post office. I was there literally everyday to ship my goods. I actually live in the Prairieville zip code, but I'm closer to the Geismar post office. That's not the only reason why I prefer it over Prairieville, though. I prefer it because it's Geismar's best kept secret. A lot of people don't realize that small, sleepy Geismar has their own post office, so it doesn't have nearly the traffic and chaos the Prairieville one has. I feel bad spreading the word about it because I want to keep this place all to my greedy, little self. There's rarely a line and if there is it's like one or two people tops. I was doing the lion's share of my ebaying around Christmas which I would assume is the busiest time of year for post offices and I think one afternoon I had to wait for three people in front of me. Not bad, especially compared to the Prairieville office which is like mailing your package at Grand Central Station with often times a line extending out the door into the lobby. The clerk lady is very pleasant and seems to know just about everybody who comes in there. It's one of those small town post offices. It reminds me of the one I used to go to way back in the day as a little girl growing up in Michigan. I guess it makes it all the more endearing to me. It has that old school vibe with that ancient, library smell to it. Look at that posted photo of the lettering outside on the bricks. That font sure ain't Comic Sans or Pacifico. It's channeling 1950 something. Did I mention I adore anything vintage? They do sell boxes, document mailers, and padded envelopes. I don't think they do passports, though. They are open on Saturdays, but only for like two hours or so. One thing about this place (not a criticism, really) is they are closed for lunch hour between 12:30-1:30pm. They are militant about the timing on that. I've been there waiting in the lobby at say 1:27 and they literally open the door right when the clock (or my cellphone) strikes 1:30. At least they are very, very, very punctual. I've never had any issues with my packages arriving late or damaged. If anything, I've had them arrive ahead of schedule. The parking lot is microscopic, but it's not really an issue since the place is never crowded. It's nothing to slag them down a star over. I'm thrilled this handy, little post office exists and when I go back to pawning off my American Girl doll shit I will definitely be back.

Nice! I obtained a library card and utilized the print and copy services. Helpful staffread more

This library is immaculate every time I come in, which is 2-4 times a week. I don't even begin to…read moretake advantage of all of the great amenities that this location offers. The library is divided into two main sections, books on one end and computer lab/ activities rooms on the other. Computer side is where my attentions fall, with 54 high speed computers to choose from, there is never a wait or hassle. Across from the computer lab is the "Idea Lab," which is a small high tech room which has low cost 3D printing available and a computer equip with virtual reality. The staff that I've come across are always kind with a willingness to help.