No, USPS post offices are not open on Presidents Day.

Quick Scoop: Are post offices open?

  • USPS post offices are closed on Presidents Day (a federal holiday).
  • There is no regular mail delivery or pickup that day.
  • Normal service resumes the following business day (Tuesday).

What is available on Presidents Day?

Even though the physical post office is closed, you still have a few options.

  • Blue collection boxes are usually accessible, but mail is processed the next day.
  • Many lobbies with PO boxes and selfā€‘service kiosks stay open 24/7, depending on the location.
  • Online services at USPS.com (buying postage, printing labels, tracking, scheduling pickups) remain available.

Think of it like this: the counters rest for the holiday, but the digital ā€œfront doorā€ stays open so you can still get things done from home.

What about UPS and FedEx?

If you really need something to move on Presidents Day, private carriers can help.

  • UPS generally runs pickup and delivery on Presidents Day, though some services may have an extra transit day.
  • FedEx typically offers modified or limited service, and hours can vary by location.

Simple planning checklist

  1. If itā€™s timeā€‘sensitive, ship it the business day before Presidents Day.
  1. Check your local post officeā€™s lobby hours for PO box or kiosk access.
  1. For urgent shipments on the holiday itself, compare UPS and FedEx options.

TL;DR: USPS post offices and regular mail are paused for Presidents Day, but online tools, some kiosks, and private carriers keep things moving.

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