USPS - Scottsdale Airpark

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while sorting mail in the quiet Scottsdale airpark, a postal worker noticed an odd sound—a gentle humming that seemed to come from nowhere and everywhere at once. It grew louder as packages were delivered, fading when the day slowed down. Soon enough, everyone started noticing it too—even a delivery driver swore he saw a tiny postman flying around on a miniature broomstick! But then one afternoon, when the hum was particularly loud, someone suggested turning off all the fans. The noise vanished instantly, leaving just the usual drone of conversations and sorting papers. Turns out, it was just the AC kicking into high gear.

2. One day, while checking packages on the Scottsdale Airpark porch, a delivery driver found an old suitcase with a rusty padlock. Curious neighbors gathered around, speculating what secrets it held. As they tried to open it, someone suggested using a nearby wrench. After much laughter and some colorful language, the suitcase finally opened—revealing nothing but a pile of old newspapers and a note that read: ‘To whoever finds this: please return it to my office.’ Turned out, it was just another a delivery driver’s prank.

3. While standing outside USPS Scottsdale Airpark one afternoon, a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘I just delivered a package addressed to “Scottsdale Airpark Postmaster, Attention: Next Available Person”!’ A few minutes later, another delivery driver walked up, scratching his head. 'Hey,' he said, 'I just dropped off a box marked “Scottsdale Airpark Postmaster, Personal Attention Only.”' A nearby neighbor overheard and laughed, shaking his head: 'Welcome to Scottsdale Airpark—where mail delivery is always... interesting.'

4. While loading parcels onto the truck at Scottsdale Airpark, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: an old, dusty kite had been left behind on the cargo shelf. Curious, he picked it up and found a note attached: ‘Please deliver to Mrs. Jones, who’s always dreaming of flying high.’ The driver smiled, thinking maybe dreams do come true—even if they’re just kites. He delivered the kite with a smile, and from then on, every now and then, someone would leave a little surprise in the mail.