Most horrid, horrible service I've ever received from a post office was at this location. I was…read morecoming to check if my dad's death certificate was at this post office because I had been waiting for weeks for it to come and it never came even though it said it was at this location. I rung the bell to get someone's attention because there was no one at the front desk area. No one answered. I rung again. No answer. I rung again to be yelled at about ringing the bell even though she acted as if she couldn't answer the first time. When she finally came out and I was explaining my situation she was very rude and uncaring and just had an attitude for absolutely no reason at all just for her to pass me a ripped up death certificate and saying the other post office damaged it and it came to them like that. Even after informing her it was dad's death certificate who passed recently, she did not care to apologize, change her attitude or anything. It was like talking to a heartless alien. My husband went there recently to see about his tags for his car that once again was pending in transit for 2 weeks and he said she was extremely rude to him as well, telling him "they don't even get mail there anymore" and to "go to Lexington park post office" with his issues. I don't know what this lady problem is but she has a disgusting attitude and treats people coming in there horribly. If she does not like her job and there really isn't mail coming to that post office anymore then maybe it should be shut down to 1. Lessen the confusion between this post office and Lexington park and 2. So this lady can be home and not have to deal with the public.

I've used this location many times and it's one of my favorite PO in this area. A quick note: You…read moreneed Base access. I discovered that the best times to visit are before lunch or late afternoons. Saturday's before noon is a good time to visit for your postal needs. Inside they have packaging supplies, "Flat Rate" supplies, a selection of gift cards and Hallmark style cards. I'm thinking the normal things you would find at a post office. I collect modern stamps and they seem to be up to date with the new releases. In fact,, there is one lady employee that encourages me to purchase new stamps with friendly conversation. She will bring the storage binder out and turn the pages for me as to offer me something that I haven't collected yet. She will sometimes show me the new release before they are officially released and tell me to come back later. This is the treatment I absolutely love as a collector. Some POs are all about getting you out quickly, I try to visit during off peak times. I frequently send postcards internationally to collectors and having the counter workers hand cancel the stamps on them is not a hassle at all. (Desired by collectors) Some locations lack in this friendly service and roll their eyes. I've shipped boxes from this location Internationally and Stateside with no issues. The counter person will often suggest a cheaper method (ie: a different envelope, a different box) if available which I haven't experienced at other locations. I definitely go out of my way to use this location. Hopefully the USPS will keep this location active.

I am incredibly sad I have to write this, but I just want to save others from the stress &…read moreheartache this office has caused me. With good faith, I first stepped into this office on SEPTEMBER 3, 2025. The insurance agent I was assigned to seemed very nice, & competent enough to solve my concern of finally obtaining 2 life insurance policies to be placed in my name, and subsequently cashed out. I went into this situation knowing entirely that it was going to take some patience & perseverance-on my part & my agent. However, I never dreamed the process would take almost 4 MONTHS, with no updates or guidance on where my payouts were. I was told I needed a "small estate affidavit", & that this may be a process I have to get the COURTS involved in?? I had to go so far as reaching out to my family lawyer, who settled my grandparents trust ( to whom I was a beneficiary), and even call my uncle who was executor of the estate to "open it back up again", to get the information that was needed. That was NOVEMBER 25, TODAY.. is NEW YEARS EVE AND I STILL HAVE NO PAYOUT. I have called the office repeatedly, almost daily for a week, with no one answering the phone. I told the agent I really needed this payout to help with dental surgery I desperately needed. I am now without 4 teeth. This office has left me no other recourse but to try the Bowie office; maybe there I'll get some results.

Absolutely love working with Mike! He really takes the time to explain things so that it is…read moreunderstood. Hands down the absolute best!

Another unique historical landmark in St Leonard, Md. Built around 1897 and rumored to be the…read morefirst bldg in Calvert with indoor plumbing and running water. President Taft was a friend of Congressman Parran, and the President stayed here at times.

I came in for a new driver's license. I didn't have an appt but only waited 20 min. The staff was…read morevery friendly and I was done in under 30 min. The only complaint is they are not a full service MVA and I had to go to Annapolis to get the rest of my vehicle items resolved.

This is a satellite MVA office in Prince Frederick. It's only open about 3 days a week, but it is…read morecertainly more convenient than driving all the way to Loveville or Waldorf if you need a license renewal or some tags done. The office is inside the county courthouse building so you'll have to go through a metal detector on the way in. It can be very busy at times so be prepared to wait.

I went to another tag and title place that charged a lot for their service fee. Then they tried to…read morecharge me for two years instead of one year, which I asked for one year. I found SH Tag& Title online. Called and they were Very helpful, very polite and great customer service. I was given a quote over the phone, and nothing changed when I arrived. Highly recommend.

Excelente service, they have a flexible schedule, highly recommended, easy you don't have to make…read moreany appointments.

An interesting and unique historical landmark, just a few minutes from RT 4 in Saint Leonard, Md…read more This polling house was built in 1926 and residents voted here until 1974. The Garden of Remembrance honors all those held dear in the hearts of area residents. It also honors First Ladies Mrs. John Quincy Adams and Mrs. Zachary Taylor, who were related by birth or family ties to St. Leonard. Calvert County has, remarkably, retained four of its historic polling houses - Utilitarian in nature, these one-room structures served the county from the late 19th through the mid-20th century. Most had two doors so that voters could move easily in one door, cast their vote, and exit out the other. These structures have an important story to tell as the center of civic life. "These polling houses weren't segregated - Calvert County's black and white residents cast their votes together here. Following school integration in the 1960s, the polling houses were abandoned and voting often took place in schools." Oral histories document that these sites served as important centers of social as well as political activity, with oysters, crabcakes, and fried chicken being sold to hungry voters here on election day. Although the way in which we cast our vote may have changed, our responsibility has not. As you make your way to the polls this Election Day, remember the story of these humble landmarks....and then go get a crabcake! Location. 38° 28.266′ N, 76° 30.285′ W. Marker is in Saint Leonard, Maryland, in Calvert County. Marker is on St. Leonard Road (Maryland Route 765) 0.1 miles south of Calvert Beach Road, on the right when traveling south.