Fort lewis mail access

Fort Lewis, Washington (now known as Joint Base Lewis-McChord) has a mail system in place to facilitate communication between military personnel, their families, and the outside world. Here's an overview of the mail access process:

Incoming Mail:

  1. Mail is received at the Fort Lewis Post Office, located in the Lewis North area.
  2. Mail is sorted and delivered to the recipient's unit or barracks.
  3. Mail is typically delivered within 24-48 hours of arrival.

Outgoing Mail:

  1. Mail can be sent from the Fort Lewis Post Office or from various mail collection points throughout the base.
  2. Mail is sorted and dispatched to the USPS (United States Postal Service) for further processing.
  3. Mail is typically delivered to its destination within 3-5 business days.

Mail Services:

  1. The Fort Lewis Post Office offers a range of services, including:
    • Mailboxes for rent
    • Package shipping and receiving
    • Passport services
    • Notary services
    • Money orders and stamps
  2. The base also has several mail collection points, including:
    • Lewis North Post Office
    • McChord Field Post Office
    • Lewis South Post Office
    • Tacoma Base Exchange (BX) Post Office

Tips and Reminders:

  1. Make sure to address mail correctly, using the recipient's full name, rank, and unit designation (if applicable).
  2. Use the correct zip code (98433) for Fort Lewis.
  3. Be aware that mail may be delayed or restricted during holidays, inclement weather, or other special circumstances.
  4. If you're experiencing issues with your mail, contact the Fort Lewis Post Office or your unit's mail clerk for assistance.

Additional Resources:

  1. Fort Lewis Post Office: (253) 967-4444
  2. Joint Base Lewis-McChord Website: www.jblm.army.mil
  3. USPS Website: www.usps.com

Remember to always follow proper mail procedures and guidelines to ensure timely and secure delivery of your mail.