This is a GREAT Post Office! I know people are annoyed because they offer passport service. People…read morewant more clerks on duty, but typically people want services and they don't want to pay for them. The postal clerks themselves are very agreeable, knowledgeable, and efficient. I remember being annoyed during the holidays when one of the clerks was holding up the line by double-checking the addresses on packages to see that the address actually existed and that the Zip Code was correct. Then when it was my turn, discovered that MY Zip Code was wrong! OMG! How great of him to do that! We tend to take these public servants for granted as they do their tedious, repetitive, very stressful job calmly and professionally. I really don't need chatty friendliness from my postal clerk as it holds up the line. What I want is professionalism, and that's what we get in Monroe. If you don't think so, compare Monroe postal workers to those in China or France (for rudeness) or eastern Europe and other places where nothing gets done without a bribe. Of course we want more clerks on duty. Typically, we want everything NOW NOW NOW! But that is hardly the fault of the postal worker at the counter. The facility is clean and efficient, and the workers themselves are professional and friendly in a professional way. God bless our government worker. Private sector airlines should run as well as our Post Office in Monroe! One more thing: Not every Post Office is open 7 days a week. The Monroe office is. What's not to like??!!

Went here on Wednesday July 23rd 2025 with my dad to validate our change of address forms that we…read moresubmitted online. It prompts you and tells you if one needs to go to the post office to confirm your identity. Got there, parked, had to wait in line for a bit. Went up to the desk and showed the printed paper with the validation on it for the address change. We showed both our ids and then the change of address was complete. Easy transaction, and was a pleasure to deal with.

Very nice post office. Friendly staff. Beautiful building. A…read moreclassic.

We love driving out here to visit our friends. This town is small and quaint with some scenic…read moremountainous roads. It's adjacent to Tuxedo, where they host the Renaissance Faire. We most often would drive out here in the winter months and even with the snow on the ground the streets are very well-maintained; so much more so than South of the Tappan Zee. There are cute little shops in town and the residential parts have some beautiful farm-like homes, nestled into the wilderness. With each visit, we feel like we've transported ourselves to some other place because it is so tranquil. Definitely one of our favourite drives.

The town of Monroe is a quiet little place tucked near the Appalachian Trail and the Catskills. In…read morethe Hudson River Valley, it's a place of beauty, especially in the autumn when the leaves turn red&gold. With its bumpy, sometimes one lane roads, its deer herds, and its silent pond in the center of town, it calls to mind mystical experiences. Monroe, for all its serenity, is where Velveeta and Liederkranz (recently revived by a Wisconsin dairy in 2010) were invented- http://www.hvmag.com/Hudson-Valley-Magazine/April-2013/Where-Does-Velveeta-and-Liederkranz-Cheese-Come-From-Monroe-NY-Of-Course/ It says so on their town sign, enshrining cheese. A cheesy place (ironically, the oldest continuously operating dairy/cheesemaker is Marin French, west of Petaluma, the Rockies&the Mississippi) Velveeta, in which perishable dairy becomes imperishable- http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/there-is-no-shortage-history-when-it-comes-velveeta-180949312/?no-ist Monroe is also a religious place. There are Hasidic Jews from nearby Kiryas Joel&missionary sisters in full habits meeting at the local post office. It's no wonder upstate New York was part of the Second Great Awakening of the 1800s. Though NYC is the Big Apple, Monroe is its heart in Orange County.

Always proffessional, and go the extra mile in service to the customer. Courteous service. A…read morepleasure.

The fast and friendly service is bar none! Every single staff member (Family Business) is…read moreabsolutely polite and kind. They always go above and beyond to meet your every need at more than beyond fair price. Everything from faxing, printing, and emailing just a few of the services they provide. Trak7 is an awesome business.

Incredibly easy, seamless experience. Let's dive in…read more.. I came in to drop off a package with a prepaid FedEx label and box to be shipped. Robert was quick to scan the package and provide me my tracking number and receipt. (This was a pre-paid label so I didn't buy anything and thus can't speak to "value" as Yelp likes me to in a review.) Will absolutely consider returning if I have further package shipping needs.

What should have been a 1 minute or less drop off of a labeled package took an hour out of my day…read morebecause their posted hours don't include the hour mid-day when they completely close for lunch. If your posted hours say you're open, you should be open. Today it was 12:30-1:30, but the time on the sign was erasable, so I can't even say that it's the same time every day.

Such friendly, patient and competent service! There are so many useful services in one place…read more highly recommend!

Great service and great prices. The owner is also very nice and helpful…read more I've been here to print a few times and I've had a good experience so far. Recommend this place to anyone.

Best in the Business, Fast friendly and Professional service. I would definitely use them again…read morewhen I need something rushed or for long distance projects.

I am so disappointed to have to update my initial review. After using Vamus Express on two other…read moreoccasions with no issues, they completely dropped the ball on delivering cupcakes and balloons for my daughter's birthday party, even though I 1) made the request two months in advance knowing how important this is, and 2) even changed the pick up time at both vendors at Javier's request. Thankfully, the balloon shop called me two hours before the party to let me know that no one had showed up, so I was able to frantically deploy relatives to pick everything up. And no picked up their phone when I twice called to confirm whether anyone was coming. The worst part? After I sent two follow up e-mails to Vamus expressing my disappointment and asking what had gone wrong, they could not be bothered to acknowledge or apologize for what is clearly their mistake. Had they owned up to it, I might have been willing to use them again.