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March 3, 2023

Four Temporarily Closed Mountain Post Offices Reopen

Six Still Remain Temporarily Closed

SAN BERNARDINO — The Big Bear City, Big Bear Lake, Cedar Glen, and Running Springs Post Offices have reopened for business after having been temporarily closed due to winter conditions.

Six postal facilities located in San Bernardino mountain communities remain temporarily closed due to the impacts of the current winter storm. Services will resume at these facilities as soon as the U.S. Postal Service determines that it is safe to do so.

The four offices that have reopened are listed below.

  • Big Bear City Post Office
    120 W Country Club Blvd
    Big Bear City CA 92314

  • Big Bear Lake Post Office
    472 Pine Knot Blvd
    Big Bear Lake CA 92315

  • Cedar Glen Post Office
    28982 Hook Creek Road
    Cedar Glen CA 92321

  • Running Springs Post Office
    2641 Palo Alto Way
    Running Springs CA 92382

The six postal facilities that remain temporarily closed are listed below.

  • Blue Jay Post Office
    27177 State Highway 189 Suite F
    Blue Jay CA 92317

  • Crestline Post Office
    23921 Lake Dr
    Crestline CA 92325

  • Lake Arrowhead Post Office
    28150 Highway 189
    Lake Arrowhead CA 92352

  • Rimforest Post Office
    26517 State Highway 18
    Rimforest CA 92378

  • Skyforest Post Office
    951 Kuffel Canyon Rd
    Skyforest CA 92385

  • Twin Peaks Post Office
    753 Rose Lane
    Twin Peaks CA 92391

Many retail services including temporary forwards, stamps and more are also available anytime, online at USPS.com.

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The Postal Service generally receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.

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