I would give it 0 stars except thats not an option…read more Sent passport and birth cert. to SS# Admin throught them. Never recieved them back... The number leads you to a general help line; no help at all. Its been 2 years now- had to report documents as stolen. SS# Admin in Ansonia has been more help

Absolutely horrible !!!! With few exceptions at the desk , they "frig up" alot when I have to do…read morereturn packages and give proper info to the customer. They recently put the QR label on a recent return on the "wrong" side of the package , so here comes the stupid parcel "back to me" ! .....in the end, that's gonna cost me money.....idiots !!!

What is going on with the church street office. They were closed for an hour for lunch. Now it's an…read morehour and 15 minutes and you can no longer access you're PO Box because the door is locked.

They're always so friendly and there's very rarely a line. They're also very helpful when you're…read moremailing something you're not used to mailing.

A very cool, old post office from the New Deal era…read more Staff are knowledgeable and easy to deal with. I mailed a pail to Maine and it was easy to do. I didn't know the post office could mail a pail. Ben, the manager is a total hunk. All the guys over at Camacho's love his beard.

When this bad-boy post office reopened the day after Thanksgiving 2014 its postmaster shut down the…read moreramp located in the rear of the building. At the ramp's top landing was (and still is) a doorbell for disabled postal customers to ring for service. Also there was (and still is) a shelf for resting parcels or purses while waiting. Ordinarily we'd be served outside on the top landing; and in rain, snow, heat wave, or severe cold, sympathizing postal workers often let us inside for our comfort. After the ramp's shut-down I received a snailmail letter from the USPS postmaster general, giving me instructions on how to obtain postal services. They were quite simple: "telephone the postmaster to request service. A worker will come down the steps to help you." I doubt anyone e else in the Town of Seymour received those instructions. When seniors with disabilities moved into new senior/disabled housing a few blocks away, they had no idea how to get service after arriving at the foot of the mountain of steps. Worse, the postmaster has repeatedly refused to provide signage outside that explains how customers unable to climb the mountain can obtain services. On May 13, 2015, members of the Center for Disability Rights came to rally and protest the post office's inaccessibility. This event was covered on TV and in print media. Senators Blumenthal and Chris Murphy and Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro sent me a copy of their letter to USPS Postmaster general urging that the post office be made reasonably accessible, as getting service outdoors (al fresco) in rain, snow, heat, or cold is hardly reasonable. To date, Seymour's post office claims exemption from any law requiring accessibility because it was built in 1917. Thus, it is blithely celebrating 101 years of inaccessibility!

I have to say that the woman who works at the counter was so rude and not helpful. She needs to…read moreretire and let someone with customer service skills take over! Or fire Her!

They do not do any kind of services here or sell anything. You can only get mail from a PO box.read more

post office boxes only! no stamps, no money orders, no stamped parcels over 12oz. they take…read moreparcels with preprinted barcoded postage.

Great sales people! Very knowledgable even with difficult customers. Building old and can use some…read moreupkeep

pretty well organized and faster than others i have been to and also very caring…read more the pepes farms road post office has often been disappointing. when i wanted to purchase stamps to place on envelopes i was mailing, rather than have a computer print out, i was told to go online to make stamp purchases. the manager complained to me because i wanted to buy stamps. it only discourages me to buy stamps for collecting or to send to others that collect and to show the art of stamps on envelopes.

The mailman needs to just do his job correctly....if you're going to stop in front of my mailbox,…read moreyou should be delivering mail...when there's nothing in there and you've stopped there that's very deceiving...you need to stop elsewhere before arriving at my mailbox if you need to check something...for Shelton, CT, or anywhere, really.

Went to this location for the first time on Monday just before 4:30. I needed to buy stamps for 170…read moreholiday cards, get them stamped and sent. Not only was the gentleman behind the counter that I worked with super nice, but even the other two that were at the service windows were very friendly with all the customers. Miraculously, I was able to stamp all of my pieces with one minute to spare before they closed. What's really nice is that they didn't try to rush me at all. Totally cool. I would definitely recommend using this USPS location.

Thank you to Pete who took time out of his work day to assist my mother with a lost phone. I…read morereally appreciate it, I know how stressful and busy your day can get but this helped her a lot. Cheers