Being as this is my "home" Post Office, I'm going to give them an extra star just to show some…read morelocal love. But as far as Post Offices go, this one is just like any other you've visited in the past four decades: outdated, inefficient, long lines, etc. etc. etc. On a recent visit, I was there for over an hour and had to stand in line TWICE to get something mailed. Honestly, it was ridiculous. I had tried to use the self-service machine in the lobby which, while still utilizing technology from the 1980s, is still usually a more efficient way to send a package. When the machine malfunctioned, I stood in a long line to try to send it at the counter; but instead the ONE person working there informed me she would send a manager out to fix it since my package wasn't pre-addressed. (I had been planning to print out the address on the label at the machine....argggghhhh.) I waited about 10 minutes for the manager to come fix the machine. When he finally arrived (looking annoyed), he announced he couldn't fix it. So I had to GET BACK IN LINE for another 20 minutes (and bum a pen off of another patron) to finally mail my package. Really, this whole thing should have taken no more than 10 minutes. Anyway, the USPS is what it is. My package arrived safely and I guess that's all that really matters. But seriously, if this isn't an example of an inefficient business model I don't know what is!

I thought going to the post office was supposed to be a miserable experience. These folks are…read morehelpful, personable, and friendly even when they are swamped.

Ivory performed exceptional service today with several customers ahead of me, as well as with…read moremyself. She was kind and friendly and consistent in asking if customers needed stamps, and if they would complete a survey. She's an asset to this location. The only reason this is not five-star is because the facility is outdated and nobody likes going to a United States postal building since often times they're run down. But Ivory made all the difference. I will be back to this location because of her, if ever needed.

Went in the other day to get the keys to my PO Box and when I got to the counter I said that and…read moreshe just looked at me very confused and said what I must be confused. I said I ordered it online and she got very rude and said I need to have my application with me but I didn't so I asked if I could get it printed off my phone because I had it on there. She got even more rude and snarky with how she talked and said we don't provide printing services here. But I've had things printed at the post office before. Girl didn't seem like she knew how to do her job and was VERY rude from the moment I walked in. So I'm currently out 100 dollars and didn't get my keys. Don't ever use this post office. The workers don't deserve a job there.

Would have given it a lower rating ...but thanks to Officer Curry our experience was great...thanks…read moreagain officer curry

Need your car tabs renewed? The SC Auditor's Office is a hidden gem in my opinion. While the…read morevarious private agencies around town seem to have long lines and semi-crabby service, the Auditor's Office is rarely busy, the staff are more-than-helpful, and it's easy to get in and out in a matter of minutes. On my most recent visit, it was the day before Thanksgiving so they were a little busier than on my previous visits. But after a relatively short wait, I soon had my car tabs in hand. I also had a question about a new fee I was being charged this year (grumble grumble), and the employee actually called Olympia for me to verify that the fee was valid! It was absolutely amazing to me, as I had expected to be given a form to fill out and never hear back from anyone. A+ service there! The Auditor's Office is also the place to come for all sorts of other things. Getting married? They had a very 90s-esque little station to sign up for your marriage license. Want to see some cool, vintage Skagit County pics and vintage items? They have those on display, too. What is probably the coolest thing, though, is the gorgeous mid-century design of this space. Oh, and hot tip: there's a small parking lot off of 3rd street, which you can use for free while conducting official County business.

Beautiful building with a big public parking lot next to it. It's big enough for RV's to park…read morethere. Lots of info on Burlington and around Skagit county including Washington and Canada. The staff was very helpful! Clean public bathrooms. It is a must stop place if your staying here or travel through!

From the owner: The purpose of a chamber of commerce is to assist our members in the business community,…read moreindividually and collectively, in achieving prosperity in business. We also have a visitors information center with lots of information on things to do in and around Burlington. Stop in and grab a map!

This location is not open to the public. It is an annex location used by postal workers ONLY. This…read morelocation shouldn't be shown on Google Maps as it gives the impression it is open to the public. An employee of this location told me, that the post office has tried for several years to get Google Maps to update maps to no avail.

5 starts just to counter some crazy lady who doesn't have a clue how things work on yelp. They at…read morethe public office do great work. That address is 720 E Fairhaven Ave, Burlington, WA 98233 she is right this address shown is for the Anex / processing building.

A long time ago, my son tried to steal something from a store we went to. He was younger, but…read morestill. I wanted to let him know it's not ok. I took him to the sheriff's office, told them what happened and asked them to play along. As soon as I brought my son in, an officer came in and asked him if his name was so and so...my son just shook his head yes and started crying. Obviously at this point I felt bad for him. The officer explained to him what could've happened to him, and why it's bad to steal. I was very impressed with how they played along with no judgement at all to help a mom out.