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The Pleasantville community relies on the Pleasantville Post Office, located prominently at 752 Black Horse Pike, as a crucial access point for essential postal and passport services. This facility serves a diverse demographic, encompassing long-standing families from the historic West Pleasantville district, new residents settling into the developments off New Road, and the thriving business owners along the bustling commercial corridor of Black Horse Pike itself. Students commuting to Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing campus often stop here before or after classes, while individuals from surrounding areas like Northfield and even portions of Egg Harbor Township find this location convenient, avoiding the busier thoroughfares of Atlantic City. The Post Office stands as a cornerstone of civic utility, facilitating not only personal correspondence and package shipments but also providing the critical service of passport application processing, a function increasingly vital for global connectivity.
Historically, the Pleasantville Post Office has adapted and grown alongside the town itself. Established in its current form in 1965, the building replaced an older, smaller facility that had served the community since the late 1930s, reflecting Pleasantville’s post-war expansion and increased population. It once played a significant role in the mail distribution network for travelers heading to the shore points via the Black Horse Pike, a legacy that subtly echoes in its current role as a processing center for those embarking on international journeys. The area around the Post Office has always been a focal point of commerce and community interaction. Directly across Black Horse Pike, one finds the busy intersection with Franklin Boulevard, a key artery leading into the residential heart of Pleasantville. Just two blocks west, toward the municipal complex, sits the Pleasantville Public Library at 100 E Washington Avenue, a vital educational and cultural institution that often sees patrons combining a library visit with a stop at the Post Office. The Pleasantville Municipal Building, located at 18 N. First Street, is only about a five-minute walk east, making the Post Office part of a civic cluster where residents can efficiently handle various administrative tasks.
Unique aspects of this specific Post Office include its integration within a dense commercial environment. Unlike many suburban post offices tucked away in strip malls, the Pleasantville branch is on a highly visible, high-traffic thoroughfare, making it exceptionally accessible but also requiring careful planning for visits. During peak morning hours, typically between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM, and again in the late afternoon from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, the lobby can be quite active with customers handling shipping, money orders, and passport inquiries. The facility houses several postal service windows, with a dedicated section for passport application acceptance, usually at Window #3 or #4, ensuring a somewhat streamlined process away from the general mail queue. The staff, many of whom are long-term residents of Pleasantville or neighboring towns like Galloway and Linwood, possess an intimate knowledge of local needs and are adept at guiding applicants through the often-complex passport application requirements.
Families preparing for international travel, small business owners needing expedited documents for overseas ventures, and individuals applying for their first passport form a significant portion of the passport service clientele here. The convenience of having photo services available on-site, a feature not universally offered by all passport acceptance facilities, is a major draw for applicants from the surrounding Atlantic County region. Residents from the Tilton Road area, who might otherwise face a longer drive to Mays Landing or Atlantic City for similar services, often prefer the Pleasantville location due to its straightforward access and ample parking options. The Post Office’s location on the Black Horse Pike also means it’s a familiar landmark, easy to spot for those less familiar with the immediate downtown grid of Pleasantville, reinforcing its position as a central service point for anyone needing to secure their travel documents with minimal fuss.
Note: The office is closed on all federal holidays. Call ahead at 6096411520.0 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 PLEASANTVILLE POST OFFICE at 752 BLACK HORSE PIKE. Easy access from major highways.
Parking for the Pleasantville Post Office at 752 Black Horse Pike offers several convenient options, though strategies vary depending on the time of day and year. The facility provides a dedicated, free surface parking lot directly adjacent to its east side, accessible via a small driveway just past the main entrance when traveling east on Black Horse Pike. This lot typically accommodates around 15-20 vehicles, and while it can fill up during peak postal hours (9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 3:00 PM-5:00 PM), spaces usually free up quickly. For passport appointments, arriving 10-15 minutes prior to your scheduled time is advisable to secure a spot in this primary lot. Should the main lot be full, metered street parking is available along Franklin Boulevard, one block west of the Post Office, typically costing $1.50 per hour from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. These meters accept quarters and credit cards. Further options include municipal parking at the Pleasantville Public Library, approximately two blocks west on Washington Avenue, which offers free two-hour parking. A brisk walk of about 0.2 miles from the library provides a good alternative. During summer months, be mindful of the intense South Jersey heat, and in winter, watch for icy patches in the parking lot or on sidewalks, especially after morning frosts. Consider using the Franklin Boulevard metered spots for a slightly shorter walk if the main lot is full and weather is inclement.
Accessing the Pleasantville Post Office via public transit is straightforward, primarily utilizing NJ Transit bus services that operate along the prominent Black Horse Pike corridor. The most convenient option is NJ Transit Bus Route #559 (Atlantic City-Lakewood via US 9 & US 322/40), which has a designated stop directly in front of the Post Office at 752 Black Horse Pike. This stop is commonly known as ‘Black Horse Pike at Mill Road’ or ‘Pleasantville Post Office.’ The #559 bus runs approximately every 30-45 minutes on weekdays and hourly on weekends, providing consistent service throughout the day. A single ride cash fare is $1.60, and a day pass can be purchased for $4.00, offering flexibility for multiple trips. Another viable option is NJ Transit Bus Route #507 (Atlantic City-Mays Landing), which also travels along Black Horse Pike. While its primary stop might be a short distance further, usually at the intersection of Black Horse Pike and Franklin Boulevard (about one block west, a 3-minute walk), it offers additional frequency, especially during rush hours. All NJ Transit buses are equipped with wheelchair ramps and designated seating, ensuring full accessibility for passengers with disabilities. From the Pleasantville Rail Station, located near Washington Avenue and North First Street, the Post Office is approximately a 0.6-mile walk (about 12 minutes) eastward along Washington Avenue, then turning south onto Black Horse Pike. Be sure to check real-time schedules via the NJ Transit app for the most accurate arrival times.
Follow these simple steps to apply for your passport at the PLEASANTVILLE POST OFFICE’s office at 752 BLACK HORSE PIKE. 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 PLEASANTVILLE POST OFFICE (752 BLACK HORSE PIKE) . We recommend arriving before closing. Call ahead at 6096411520.0 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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The experience at Pleasantville Post Office for passport services is generally efficient and well-structured, designed to guide applicants through the process with clarity. Upon approaching the building, you’ll observe its classic, understated red brick facade, a common architectural style for post offices built in the mid-20th century, featuring a series of tall, rectangular windows that allow natural light into the main lobby. The primary entrance is situated on the south side, directly facing Black Horse Pike, and is easily identifiable by the prominent USPS signage. For accessibility, a well-maintained concrete ramp is located immediately to the right of the main steps, providing smooth entry for those with mobility aids or strollers.
Once inside, visitors will find a spacious main lobby. To check in for a passport appointment, proceed directly to the designated Passport Services counter, typically Window #3 or #4, which is clearly marked with signage. These windows are located towards the back-right of the lobby, slightly separate from the general postal service windows to minimize cross-traffic and ensure privacy for sensitive document handling. The atmosphere is usually calm, especially during pre-scheduled appointments, though a moderate buzz of activity is common during peak postal hours. A typical passport appointment, assuming all documents are in order and photos are either pre-taken or captured on-site, usually lasts between 18-22 minutes, allowing sufficient time for review, signing the DS-11 form, and payment processing. The layout prioritizes clear pathways, with wide aisles accommodating multiple customers comfortably.
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