Boulder City Post Office

The Boulder City Post Office on Colorado Street is the town's USPS passport acceptance site, a block east of Nevada Way near Bicentennial Park. It processes DS-11 first-time and child applications through the standard postal appointment system, verifying your identity and citizenship documents and sealing everything for mailing to the processing center. For anyone who prefers the familiar post-office routine, it's a straightforward local option.

Passport service is by appointment only — walk-ins aren't accepted for new applications — so book a slot through the USPS scheduler before you arrive. The office also offers passport photos on site for a fee. Should the timing miss, the City Clerk's counter at City Hall, a few blocks off, takes the same forms, while the Nevada passport guide sets out fees and what to bring.

There's a small free lot on Colorado Street plus street parking a block north on Avenue B, so parking is rarely a problem. Book through tools.usps.com/rcas/ ahead of time, since passport processing here is appointment-only. Renewals by mail don't need an appointment — see the Nevada passport overview to check whether you qualify to renew instead of applying in person.