United States Postal Service

Not sure about the service, but this is a great example of a PWA post office, and seems to have been not too badly updated. Love that style!

I have only received the best service at this location for 35 years. They have always greeted me with a smile. Handled holds, shipping, and complicated mail to family members in Senegal, Iraq, Poland and other out of the way spots. Delivered mail from my father with advancing dementia even when the address is more than a bit cryptic. Some places in the world "store" your mail and then charge you for the service. Some places in the world open your mail and see if there is something they might be interested in. Some post offices in the USA do not greet you with a smile or have interesting stamps. We should not take our local Post Office for granted.

Friendly staff and quick service!

I have shipped over 1,000 parcels from this location without any issues. If you have an issue, please be patient and wait in line.

The staff is always friendly and they have a range of stamps and supplies.

It’s lovely architecture, not many in Michigan like this one.

great service always helpful

Always friendly and efficient service.

Outstanding customer service

Always friendly.

Helpful staff when shipping large packages

Very friendly staff and usually the lines move fast. My biggest problem is they don't stay open past 5 any days of the week. 9-5 every day makes it hard for working people to use these services.

Usually pretty good, but got asked out by the guy at the window in front of everyone. Handed me his number too.

Got charged almost $6 more in postage for an “envelope” (an item that cost $3) from a shop that had printed a label accordingly for my address and it’s weight. They said since the label had tracking it could only be used for a “package”, and the item I ordered was too thin and so technically an “envelope”. The employee explained that if the shop had simply but a SINGLE packing peanut in the “envelope”, it would’ve been the original postage (since the weight wouldn’t have changed). So, I would have been charged LESS for a item that was bulkier, and the employee got rude at me asking her to confirm that. I didn’t ask for a refund or make a scene, I simply wanted to confirm the hole in the logic there, how that seemed a little ridiculous. Like at some point these nit-picks stop making sense, and I understand USPS is not doing great money-wise, but maybe reevaluate these minor things (and the employees that dig it in), that make people not want to use your services.