Mailing a post card in Monument, Colorado…read more.. This is a really large, clean, and relatively new post office! It's safer to drop off mail here because theives have been stealing from residential mail boxes... and taking deliveries from people's porches! I'm glad that I already had postage stamps on me. Because it was a Sunday, the Post Office was closed, but the self-service kiosk was open. Customers were waiting in line to use it! Forms for holding mail and other services were available... as well as free flat rate boxes. There were so many boxes for secure mail delivery, too. Thanks for being reliable, US Postal Service!

The Monument post office has been holding my package hostage since Nov. 11. A package that was sent…read moreon Nov. 6, (it is now Nov. 22) and at one point made it to Colorado Springs and close to a delivery. But then it went on a whirlwind road trip and left Colorado. It came back, landed in Monument, and there it freaking sits. I call and the phone rings forever and then it hangs up on me. WHY DO YOU PUBLISH A PHONE NUMBER ON A PHONE YOU NEVER ANSWER? I opened a case several days ago. My local PO is handling it, and has told me they've sent several emails to the Monument post office, but are not getting a response. Apparently there is no way to for one post office to contact another post office other than emailing, which seems insane to me. Maybe they are nice as others have indicated, but they sure are not responsive to someone who is trying to find out what the problem is with getting my package delivered. Glad I don't live in Monument and have to use that post office. At least my post office answers their phone.

The visitor center is a must stop before sightseeing the academy. It has a small theater and museum…read morethat details the history of the academy. If available, absolutely join the free walking tour that is lead by a fomer cadet. There is also a large gift shop. Bathrooms were clean. The snack bar was closed on the day of my visit, but there were vending machines available.

My son toured us as he is in the AF working here. It's a beautiful campus, much larger than I…read moreexpected. The selection in the gift shop was good. We will have to return when the chapel reopens. I was sad to have missed seeing it.

An awesome chamber with a staff dedicated to your needs. For example, when you sponsor breakfast…read morefor their breakfast networking group, the staff will help you plan, setup and serve.

Great resources for all small businesses! Friendly people and awesome educational opportunities!…read morePop by and discover what the chamber can do for you

The owner and staff are always helpful and friendly. I'm so thankful to have a local post office…read morenearby.

Unparalleled service by the girls at this site~ especially Becky. I had to mail a handmade gift to…read moreSadi Arabia and it was a complex process. Becky took charge, shopped the best option with tracking. Excellent old fashioned service with thoughtful attention to detail. I will not go anywhere else. Bravo!

Great people! They go above and beyond And help you figure…read moreout how to mail your package. They truly take the time

Mail, gifts, convenient location and a notary to boot - what else can you ask for? How about great…read moreservice as well? MSM does a fantastic job with all of the above, and staff are always so accommodating and helpful. The cards are unique, and the types of other items from signs for Mom all the way through to inspirational books is wonderfully interesting. It's our go to place for mail services as well as notarization, and the occasional card needed for various occasions. It's always a mixed bag to leave a good review for a place like this, since it becomes more and more crowded each ensuing time ;)!

This has been the smallest library I've been to in the Colorado Springs area so far - I'm not sure…read moreif it's actually smaller than the Monument location, but the amount of materials available must be smaller at this location. There's a community room that's pretty sizeable, which likely takes up a lot of the area that books would be stored, but it was actively being used as I was here today. Also, this location has been the least populated of all the locations I've been to (which I tend to visit at the same day/time, so it feels like a fair comparison), although the adult side had the most people reading and using computers, with nobody at all in the kids or teens areas while I was here. This location still has a decent sized kids play area (though there aren't a lot of play items, but they're all great quality and in good condition), and the different areas are better separated than Monument as well, so it didn't feel like my kiddo was being too loud while we were playing. I have yet to experience anybody working at a location treating us in a less Tham welcoming way as well - and that was no exception with us today!

I have found the library staff consistently and kindly responsive to my inter-library and other…read morerequests. They are exemplary! Judith Schaeffer