Search
Postal Astoria Post Office
750 Commercial St, Astoria, OR 97103
Contact Numbers
Retail Hours
PO Box Access Available
Phone: 503-338-0316
Fax: 503-338-6404
TTY: 877-889-2457
Toll-Free: 1-800-Ask-USPS® (275-8777)
PO Box Access Available
Monday 24 hours
Tuesday 24 hours
Wednesday 24 hours
Thursday 24 hours
Friday 24 hours
Saturday 24 hours
Sunday 24 hours
Last Collection Times
Monday 5:00pm
Tuesday 5:00pm
Wednesday 5:00pm
Thursday 5:00pm
Friday 5:00pm
Saturday 3:00pm
Sunday Closed
Monday 9:30am - 3:00pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 3:00pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 3:00pm
Thursday 9:30am - 3:00pm
Friday 9:30am - 3:00pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
*This facility does not process US Passports applications or renewals. Check nearby locations below.
- Bulk Mail Acceptance
- Bulk Mail Account Balance
- Bulk Mail New Permit
- Burial Flags
- Business Line
- Business Reply Mail Account Balance
- Business Reply Mail New Permit
- Duck Stamps
- General Delivery
- Money Orders (Domestic)
- Money Orders (Inquiry)
- Money Orders (International)
- Packaged Stamps
- Pickup Accountable Mail
- Pickup Hold Mail
- PO Box Online
- Street Parking
Visit our Links Page for Holiday Schedule, Change of Address, Hold Mail/Stop Delivery, PO Box rentals and fees, and Available Jobs.
*Please call to verify information. Is anything incorrect? Let us know here
Nearby Post Offices:
Warrenton
99 N Main Ave
3.7 miles away
Hammond
906 Pacific Dr
4.6 miles away
Chinook
766 Hwy 101
5.6 miles away
Naselle
294 Knappton Rd
7.1 miles away
Clatsop County
Reviews
*Comments below are not read by postal employees. Please do not post personal information.
Marceleen Wilson
Carrier has AGAIN put packages in a parcel locker with no notification. He delivers two large packages to my front door like he is supposed to yet he still puts 5 packages in the mailbox or parcel locker. Since one of those packages was my medication that HAS TO BE DELIVERED TO THE FRONT DOOR, this time it is unacceptable. No more. I am filing another complaint against him.
•
Reply
Becky00h
If past reviews haven’t persuaded you… service is horrid! I’ve not gotten ANYTHING delivered for two weeks now! I’ve NEVER not had mail for two straight weeks, which tells me they have ONCE AGAIN delivered my mail to someone else, or just isn’t bothering to deliver to me at all!!! This has been going on for YEARS! Nothing has been done and I’m beginning to think that the state of local government office is this shaken then what are to expect from the government themselves?!? More crap..
•
Reply
Badger Karlyn
Delivery service not dependable, route carrier deliveries range from 3pm to 8:30pm. Mail mixed up all the time. If they can’t provide USPS advertised service, fire them and hire responsible drivers. Keeping them on is not the answer to better service.
And answer the phone.!!!!
•
Reply
Edwin Eugene Nowak
I have recently had mail not delivered. A check for my work was sent
to my address but retured to sender It had the correct address
this has happened before and a man near Pig N Pancake called me
and left my mail in his box which was delivered to him
Now its not hard to know there is a 25 West Kensington Ave, Astoria, OR the mail gets put in my neighbors box or thier in mine
Is there a problem that continues at this post office Maybe if we sent their paychecks to the wrong address I bet they could learn to READ
MY MAIL BOX IS BIG BLACK AND HAS A BIG 25 on it NOT HARD TO FIND like some of these bozos with no number
Let me know why your office continues year after year to have a peroblem
•
Reply
Fernhill
This is the second time mail has not been picked up from my mailbox. Do they not do daily pickup and delivery?
•
Reply
Millicent
How come your workers don't wear masks when they hand deliver mail to one at their door?
•
Reply
Jamie Cramer
1
Absolutely ROTTEN service!!!!!!
I have tried calling for DAYS and can not get an answer!!!!!!!!!!
Can not leave a voice mail-
I paid $23.15 for a package that was to be delivered 7/11/2020. It came in today's mail. WHY????????????????
I have tried in the past to call this post office, long before covid, in case that's the excuse used for the lousy service, and have had the same problem of not being able to reach anyone there.
These are the reasons the USPS will be going bye bye.
I used to work at the Seaside post office and I can tell you we provided a GOOD service to our customers!
•
Reply
Barney Perrine
1
You have the worst phone system ever. If I call the Astoria post office I'm asked for an access code that I don't have and 5 seconds later it hangs up on me!
•
Reply
victor aziz
please i have shipment at Astoria post office and the seller told me please call Astoria post office because they want address verification
tracking number is 9405511298287823485100
my address is
Victor Halim Aziz
2125 34th Ave, Apt 14A
Astoria, NY 11106-4307
United States
+1 917-605-6435
•
Reply
Melanie .M
We have been having problems with receiving our mail, says its delivered when really it's not. The post office never answers there phone. Super annoying there's no one for us to voice our concerns to.
•
Reply
Sparks
1
They're not going to answer the phone. You need to go down to the carrier facility, ask for a complaint card, and ask to speak to the carrier supervisor. Explain the problems to the supervisor. Take the card(s) home with you. Fill one out at home, and drop it in a USPS drop box at the local PO. This will ensure that neither the carrier nor the supervisor will have access to it, and possibly destroy it. The manager will be sent a form he is required to fill out and return, explaining how the problem occurred, and what has been done about it. His response will be kept on file, and further complaints of the same nature will will eventually start costing jobs. If they don't want to DO their jobs, they shouldn't have them.
In fact, while you're there, ask for several complaint cards.
• Replied to Melanie .M
Denise R
1
Why does no one answer the phone? I have been calling for an hour now and it just rings and rings and rings. I am calling from a business and would like to speak to someone about our deliveries. Please answer your phone.
•
Reply
Sparks
They're not going to answer the phone. You need to go down to the carrier facility, ask for a complaint card, and ask to speak to the carrier supervisor. Explain the problems to the supervisor. Take the card(s) home with you. Fill one out at home, and drop it in a USPS drop box at the local PO. This will ensure that neither the carrier nor the supervisor will have access to it, and possibly destroy it. The manager will be sent a form he is required to fill out and return, explaining how the problem occurred, and what has been done about it. His response will be kept on file, and further complaints of the same nature will will eventually start costing jobs. If they don't want to DO their jobs, they shouldn't have them. In fact, while you're there, ask for several complaint cards.
• Replied to Denise R
Sharon S
1
Whoever is delivering my packages is delivering to the neighbors. I can't get an answer on the phone above. I set on the phone over an hour to speak with someone from USPS. I've lived in the same house for over 40 years so I will assume it's a new carrier but it's disgusting when I'm not able get in contact with the post office. Please answer your phone.
•
Reply
Sparks
They're not going to answer the phone. You need to go down to the carrier facility, ask for a complaint card, and ask to speak to the carrier supervisor. Explain the problems to the supervisor. Take the card(s) home with you. Fill one out at home, and drop it in a USPS drop box at the local PO. This will ensure that neither the carrier nor the supervisor will have access to it, and possibly destroy it. The manager will be sent a form he is required to fill out and return, explaining how the problem occurred, and what has been done about it. His response will be kept on file, and further complaints of the same nature will will eventually start costing jobs. If they don't want to DO their jobs, they shouldn't have them. In fact, while you're there, ask for several complaint cards.
• Replied to Sharon S
Sally DeCamp
Why don't the carriers pickup my mail? Third time it's happened since Sue left.
•
Reply
Lied to
Mail carrier serving Hillcrest loop, Astoria, Ore. 97103 needs to be replaced. Scanned a package as unable to deliver as no one home, that was a lie. In the end carrier admitted pkg was too heavy. Package weighed 35.9 lbs (delivered weight). I have concerns about carriers integrity. This person is not doing their job.
•
Reply