Very abrupt unhelpful and just unkind staff. You would think you're walking into the court of law…read more If a document is off by a letter or you are two minutes early to an appointment rather than 10 they send you away. It's like dealing with robots, not humans. The passport woman specifically was very unkind and quite frankly nasty. It takes nothing to be helpful or kind, especially when the place is dead and empty. It's worth driving to a further branch to complete something just to get a pleasant experience and not a tense scary one.

someone that is employed there keeps stealing small packages i have had multiple packages make it…read moreto the facility but never make it to the final destination and it is always small ones

Update: Staff are super helpful and sorted everything out once I was able to get in touch with…read morethem. The national USPS website and app make this very difficult, though. (And the National automated phone service is infuriating.) Original: Didn't try to deliver package and marked it as undeliverable, ready for pickup, and then returned to sender all within 80 minutes.

This is a small town post office. The employees know most of the people doing business there and…read moregreat many by name. It's a place for information sharing for many locals. It's great in that way. Easy parking as well in private lot.

This is a tiny Post Office on Rt 42. They know most of their customers. Limited hours. They…read moreoften have interesting sheets of stamps. Parking in back.

OK, I'm back with another Post Office review…read more This is a very different PO than those found in cities. This is a small town place, they know everyone, and they also know whats going on around town. So if you need to learn anything, this is the spot to stop in. They always have stamps, can always mail something for you, help you find the right box and really make it a pleasant experience. Its a totally different feel in the country. Many of these offices are currently at risk of closing, but for many local people its one of their main sources of information, interaction and the like. Its important they remain open in these small town country areas.

How is it possible i haven't reviewed this post office? I have been here hundreds of times. I…read morehave a home in the area and still send lots of snail mail. This post office always had good stamp choices and very pleasant staff. On occasion it gets busy, but the line moves along just fine. Parking is only ok here.

The White Lake Post Office is the best Post Office I've ever been to! They are soy are super…read morefriendly and helpful. I go out of my way to go to this one because it's actually an enjoyable experience!

Great service, knowing, helpful, friendly. These folks are part of…read morethe community here and it shows. I mail packages, priority mail, media mail, never a problem, and the delivery lady is the best, everyone pleasant and professional. A+ for this post office.

I seem to be reviewing post offices today. I started with the ones I deal with in New York City,…read morewhich are horrid, so I'm happy to review a post office that is pretty damn good. All I can say is that I wish that they cloned this one. The postmistress is as nice as can be -- cheerful and helpful to the customer. That's true with other country post offices that I've dealt with, but I think that that the one in Callicoon Center is particularly noteworthy for the quality of service provided. There are plans afoot to shut rural post offices, and fortunately the Callicoon Center P.O. isn't on the hit list. One merchant, who lives some distance away in a different zip code, told me that he keeps a p.o. box at this post office because of its reputation for great service. I kid you not. This is the Nirvana of post offices. I buy all my stamps here, and I mail packages from here as much as possible because it's important to give business to rural post offices that are in danger of closing.