USPS Boulder Hills

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled, ‘This postal truck is heavier than ever!’ Soon after, neighbors started noticing packages mysteriously appearing on their porches—addressed to no one. Finally, someone noticed that all the undelivered parcels had one thing in common—they were all addressed to an old address on Elm Street, which hadn’t been used for years. The mystery was solved when a regular customer joked, ‘Maybe our friendly mailman has finally found his dream house!’

2. A delivery driver parked his truck near USPS Boulder Hills and noticed something unusual on the counter: a small package addressed to no one in particular. Curious, he opened it—and found a stack of old letters from different decades, each with a stamp that looked suspiciously real. As he flipped through them, he saw familiar streets and landmarks from around town. Turns out, someone had been collecting these letters for years—maybe even decades—to send back to their childhood homes. The last letter was dated yesterday, addressed simply to 'The Friendly Neighborhood Postman.' A delivery driver laughed, realizing he’d just become part of an elaborate prank. "Guess I’ll deliver these myself," he said with a smile.

3. At dawn, when most people were still asleep, a delivery driver pulled up to USPS Boulder Hills. He stretched, yawned, then noticed something odd: every mailbox had a small envelope taped inside. Each envelope contained a handwritten note saying, ‘Wake up and smell the coffee!’ When he opened one, there was indeed a fresh cup of brew inside. From that day on, whenever he delivered mail to Boulder Hills, he’d leave behind a surprise for his neighbors—a small token of goodwill or a friendly message. The whole town started calling him their secret morning hero.

4. At dusk, when the post office in Boulder Hills should have been quiet, a delivery driver parked his truck and noticed an envelope floating through the air. Curious, he picked it up—only to discover that it was addressed to ‘The Postmaster General, USPS Boulder Hills.’ The note inside read: “Dear Sir, please deliver this letter to yourself.” At that moment, a neighbor shouted from across the street, “Hey, you forgot my package again!” And they both laughed so hard that they almost missed closing time.