United States Postal Service

Michael DiCicco 3 weeks ago

A surprisingly cheerful staff, especially considering their air conditioning has reportedly been out for a month as of June 10, 2026. In triple-digit Las Vegas heat, this raises serious concerns about workplace safety and basic habitability. It creates an uncomfortable environment for both employees and customers, and the lack of A/C is especially troubling given the climate. Management needs to address this issue immediately and ensure that employees have a safe, functional working environment. Delays of this length are unacceptable, particularly in extreme weather conditions.

Jesse Gonzalez 5 months ago

I’m just came to this post office and I was in line just five minutes. When I entered, there was nobody in the counter at all. A a woman came finish helping somebody , then she helped the next person in line. And while she’s helping this person, she walks away and does nobody for about three minutes on the counter. They don’t tell nobody nothing. Nobody else comes to help. There’s a line about 10 people to Service just seems like they don’t care.

Kailey Recknagel a month ago

NO AIR CONDITIONING FOR 2 WEEKS!!!? 88° in the lobby today. They would rather pay OSHA fines than have it fixed.. disgraceful. You guys are gonna wind up with a lawsuit when someone has a heat stroke in your lobby and that will be much more expensive than fixing your HVAC. I can’t believe how terribly you treat your staff who have to endure this so many hours every day.

Michael Rabinowitz 2 months ago

Drop bin is always broke or disabled. They (employees) are Fortunate it Federal Money because they wouldn't be able to make it. They don't follow guidelines or protocol. I will say the Asian front counter clerk is always on point. Nevertheless, try to avoid this particular location.

Anna Gaiser 4 months ago

I went to ship a small package with my own USPS box and the woman at the front counter said they 'ran out of tape in the whole building' and sent me 20 minutes south to a different location all the way in Henderson. When I got there, the guy said it's a folding box and doesn't require any tape. He was appalled that they sent me 20 minutes out of my way for no reason when they should have known that these kind of boxes fold and secure with built-in tabs. He said any USPS employee knows these boxes and how to fold them. Again, no tape is even necessary!