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The Fraser community relies on the Uspo – Fraser at 520 Zerex Street as a fundamental access point for essential postal and, critically, passport application services. Situated just a block west of the bustling US-40 highway, the primary artery connecting the Fraser Valley to Berthoud Pass and the Front Range, this facility serves a distinct and varied demographic. It caters not only to the permanent residents of Fraser and neighboring Winter Park, who often reside in areas like Rendezvous, Fraser Heights, or the older, established neighborhoods south of County Road 73, but also to a significant population of seasonal workers, second-home owners frequenting developments such as the Grand Park or Lakota subdivisions, and even transient visitors to the world-renowned Winter Park Resort.
This particular Uspo location operates with an understanding of its unique position within a high-altitude mountain resort community. Unlike urban post offices, the rhythm here is dictated by both the local needs and the seasonal influx of tourism. During the peak ski season, from December through April, the facility experiences heightened foot traffic, particularly from individuals needing to send packages, pick up mail for vacation rentals, or, relevantly for passport services, finalize travel documents before an international trip. Many seasonal employees, often from out of state or even abroad, also utilize the facility for mailing important documents or for initial passport applications as they settle into their work arrangements. The proximity to destinations like Devil’s Thumb Ranch and Tabernash, drawing visitors from across the country and internationally, further amplifies the need for reliable postal and document services in this small town.
The building itself, a pragmatic structure built around 1985, offers a functional, no-frills environment, designed for efficiency rather than elaborate aesthetics, reflecting the utilitarian spirit of mountain town infrastructure. Its position on Zerex Street places it directly opposite the Fraser Valley Elementary School and just a short stroll from the Fraser Town Hall and the Fraser Valley Library, anchoring it firmly within the civic core of the community. Locals often combine a visit to the post office with other errands, whether it’s picking up groceries at Safeway, located just 0.4 miles southwest off County Road 804, or conducting banking at United Business Bank on North Zerex Street, a mere three blocks north. The intersection of Zerex Street and County Road 73 is a key waypoint for anyone navigating the town, and the post office sits strategically within this practical network.
Historically, Fraser’s postal services have evolved significantly. The initial post office, established closer to the railroad tracks in what is now “Old Town Fraser” in the late 19th century, primarily served logging camps, early ranchers, and the burgeoning railroad industry. As the town shifted its commercial center closer to US-40 in the mid-20th century, spurred by the growth of skiing and tourism, so too did the postal operations. The current 520 Zerex Street location represents a consolidation and modernization effort, providing a more centralized and accessible point for the growing population. The move aimed to better accommodate both vehicle and pedestrian traffic, a critical consideration as Fraser expanded beyond its historical core. The facility itself has seen several minor interior updates, but its external appearance has remained largely consistent since its construction, a testament to its practical design.
A unique aspect of this particular Uspo is its community integration. It functions not just as a transactional point but as a quiet anchor for daily life, especially for those in more remote parts of the Fraser Valley who rely on it for general mail services. For passport applicants, the Uspo – Fraser offers a distinct advantage over larger, more distant facilities. While Boulder or Evergreen may have higher processing volumes, the Fraser location often presents a more personalized experience, with appointment availability that can be less competitive. The staff, many of whom are long-term residents themselves, are familiar with the specific needs and travel patterns of a high-country populace, whether it’s assisting a family planning a spring break trip abroad or a local business owner requiring expedited documents for international commerce. This local knowledge often translates into smoother, more efficient processing for applicants.
The facility’s role extends beyond mere transactions; it’s a point of connection. Imagine a young couple from the Grand Park neighborhood, needing to apply for their first child’s passport before a family trip to Mexico. They appreciate the convenience of handling this crucial task just minutes from their home, rather than facing the daunting drive over Berthoud Pass to Broomfield or Boulder, a journey that can take over an hour in good conditions and significantly longer with winter weather or peak traffic. Similarly, resort managers in Winter Park might direct their foreign seasonal staff to this Uspo location for initial passport services, recognizing its accessibility and the staff’s experience with diverse clientele. The Post Office’s consistent hours and its strategic placement near other essential services, such as the Fraser Safeway Plaza (which also houses a pharmacy), ensure that it remains a central utility for the community. The town’s commitment to retaining essential services like this post office on Zerex Street, despite its relatively small population size of around 1,400 residents, underscores its importance to the daily functioning and future development of the Fraser Valley. The fact that it offers passport application acceptance services positions it as an invaluable asset for residents who prioritize convenience and local support for such critical international travel documentation. The facility processes applications for both first-time passports and renewals requiring the DS-11 form, meaning a significant portion of the community’s international travel needs can be met without leaving the valley, a convenience highly valued by those living amidst the scenic but sometimes isolated grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. This specific commitment to maintaining crucial services locally truly differentiates the Uspo – Fraser from more remote options for passport services in Colorado.
Note: The office is closed on all federal holidays. Call ahead at 9707265578.0 to confirm hours before visiting.
Government-operated facility with trained passport acceptance agents and secure document handling
Wheelchair accessible entrance, elevator to first floor, and ADA-compliant facilities throughout
Professional passport photo services available on-site for approximately $15 (cash preferred)
Walk-ins typically accepted, but calling ahead recommended during peak travel seasons (summer, holidays)
Located at USPO – FRASER at 520 ZEREX ST. Easy access from major highways.
Parking at Uspo – Fraser is relatively straightforward, a convenience often appreciated in a busy mountain town. The facility at 520 Zerex Street offers its own dedicated surface parking lot directly adjacent to the building on its west side. This free lot provides approximately 18-22 spaces, including two clearly marked accessible spots closest to the main entrance. Access to this lot is via Zerex Street, just south of the facility itself. While this lot is generally sufficient, it can fill up quickly during peak postal hours, particularly between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM on weekdays, and especially during the winter ski season. For overflow or if the dedicated lot is full, ample free street parking is available along Zerex Street itself, spanning both sides for several blocks north and south of the post office. There are no meters or hourly restrictions on Zerex Street. Additionally, the Fraser Town Hall parking lot, located just two blocks north at 153 Fraser Avenue, often has available spaces and is a quick 3-minute walk back to the post office. During winter months, applicants should factor in potential snow accumulation and ice. While the post office lot is regularly plowed, street parking spots might be less consistent. It’s always advisable to arrive 10-15 minutes prior to your passport appointment to secure a convenient space, especially from December to April when the valley sees its highest visitor numbers.
Accessing Uspo – Fraser via public transit is a viable and often scenic option, primarily utilizing The Lift public transportation system, which serves the entire Fraser Valley. The most convenient route for passport applicants is The Lift’s Orange Line (Route 2), which operates between Fraser and Winter Park. The closest stop to the Uspo – Fraser is the Zerex Street & Fraser Avenue intersection, located just one block north of the post office. Upon exiting the bus at this stop, simply walk south on Zerex Street for about 150 feet, and the post office will be on your right. The Orange Line typically runs every 30 minutes during peak daytime hours, from approximately 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM on weekdays and weekends, with slightly reduced frequency in the late evenings. As of late 2024, The Lift bus service remains entirely free for all riders, eliminating any fare concerns. All Lift buses are equipped with wheelchair ramps or lifts and offer priority seating, ensuring full accessibility for individuals with mobility impairments. This makes it a dependable option for anyone without personal transportation or those who prefer to avoid parking in town. For those coming from outside the immediate Fraser/Winter Park area, connections can be made via other Lift routes (Green Line, Red Line) at the Cooper Creek Transportation Center in Winter Park, though a transfer to the Orange Line would still be required to reach the Zerex Street stop directly.
Follow these simple steps to apply for your passport at the USPO – FRASER’s office at 520 ZEREX ST. The entire process typically takes 20-30 minutes with all required documents.
Collect your proof of citizenship (birth certificate), photo ID, passport photos, and payment. See the complete checklist below.
Walk into USPO – FRASER (520 ZEREX ST) . We recommend arriving before closing. Call ahead at 9707265578.0 to check wait times.
The acceptance agent will review your documents, verify your identity, witness your signature on Form DS-11, and collect payment (check or money order).
Your application is mailed to a federal processing center. Expect 12-13 weeks for routine service (or 7-9 weeks for expedited at +$60). Track status at travel.state.gov.
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Uspo – Fraser welcomes visitors into a modest, yet functional, facility designed for efficient service. Upon approaching the building at 520 Zerex Street, one notices its straightforward, brick and wood-panel exterior, characteristic of many public service buildings constructed in the region during the 1980s. The main entrance is clearly marked on the north side of the building, facing Zerex Street, and is easily accessible via a small concrete ramp, ensuring compliance with ADA standards. Inside, the layout is intuitive. You’ll enter a small lobby area with P.O. boxes lining the west wall, and the main service counter directly ahead, slightly to the east.
For passport services, direct yourself to the primary service window, typically Window 1 or 2, prominently visible as you enter. There is usually a short queue, especially during mid-day hours (10:00 AM – 2:00 PM), but staff are generally efficient. Walk-in passport services are subject to agent availability, so scheduling an appointment is strongly recommended to guarantee your slot and minimize wait times. When checking in, simply state you have a passport appointment or inquire about walk-in availability. An agent will direct you to a designated area for review. Typical passport appointment durations here range from 18 to 22 minutes, allowing sufficient time for meticulous document verification, completion of the DS-11 form, and oath administration. The waiting area features a few chairs along the east wall for those awaiting their turn. The facility is equipped with standard restroom facilities, and while there aren’t elaborate amenities, the focus remains squarely on providing prompt and accurate service for all postal and passport needs. The space is generally well-lit with fluorescent lighting, maintaining a practical and clean environment.
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