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8:30AM - 7PM
240 Magee St, Troy
Shipping Centers
8:30AM - 5:30PM
350 E Cherry St, Troy
Shipping Centers
“I've never had a problem with any of my postal carriers here through 3 different addresses over 10 years. Certainly, some have been more accommodating than others...bc they are different individuals with different work ethics. Life hack: communicating & being friendly with postal carriers pays in dividends.Whenever I've gone inside, Paul, Matt, & everyone else has always been polite, professional, and helpful; the lines move quickly. Yes, the parking lot is small & cramped, but the burden of caution ultimately lies with the drivers. They tried to move to a different location, but the tax to pay for it failed at the local polls.Every profession ever has good & bad employees. Slackers should be called out, especially within federal services, but we shouldn't forget to appreciate & give feedback on the good workers too. People seem to share bad experiences much more than good ones.Can we please bring consideration & conscienceness back? Can we give others a little grace & try to inspire each other to do better instead of attacking them over 1st world inconveniences? In today's world, kindness is a superpower. Be powerful!”
9 - 11AM 1 - 4PM
150 W 3rd St, Moscow Mills
Shipping Centers
“Katie & Betsy are a couple of AMAZING employees. I frequent here over any other post office. I purposely drive out of my way to avoid thr Troy PO for them bc they make this location so outstanding!!!!”
8:15AM - 12:15PM
5025 Hwy P, Flint Hill
Shipping Centers
“Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and quick. I stop in periodically to ship loose items to family. Most recent was some pictures of my siblings and I, that we sent to my mother. I wish I could share the text thread from mom which read
"If you're ever looking for a new job...you'd be awesome at wrapping packages at a UPS store! No way anything you wrap is gonna break upon delivery."
Uuummm, yeah mom - the UPS store wrapped, packaged, and delivered it...”