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Most of us all count on the regular service of theAmerican postal service (USPS) Six days of the week. But attacks on mail factors to natural disasters, there are countless reasons why USP could suspend deliveries to your neighborhood orClose your local post office. Of course, with the responsibility of regularly providing postal equipment to all Americans, postal service tries to reduce operations only when it is absolutely necessary to do so. It turns out that the agency recently decided that it was the case in several areas - and the service will not be available in some of these "until new" places. Read the rest to find out where the USPS suspends the service now.

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The USPS suspends services in certain places for long periods.

With various suspensions, the USPS clearly indicated that it would maintain operations in break as long as necessary. In February, the postal service withdrew the delivery of mail from an Avondale district, Ohio, after a postal carrier was attacked by a loose dog. But since September 28, the community has beenAlways without service Six months later, because the agency says that "the dog continues to travel the district without restriction," WCPO Abc-Affiliate reported in Cincinnati.

In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a post office in the East Falls districtI just reopened on On September 30, after being closed for about a year due to the flood of Hurricane Ida, according to the local radio station Whyy-FM.

Now, Americans in other parts of the country experience prolonged disturbances at their postal service due to another natural disaster.

The agency now interrupts operations in other areas until further notice.

Some residents in a state could be without postal service for a while. USPpublished an update On its service alert page on October 3, warning that certain regions of Florida are still experiencing a disturbed service following Hurricane Ian. According to the alert, the operations of certain post offices in the following cities remain temporarily suspended: Balm, Bokeelia, Captiva, Downtown Fort Myers, Downton Naples, Everglades City, Fort Myers Beach, Nocatee, Ona, Pineland, Placida, Saint James City, Sanibel and Venus.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The postal service noted that the service suspended in these areas is in response to Hurricane Ian and said they will remain as such "until further notice". But for residents of these regions, the USPS has provided another location for each affected installation - which are listed on the agency alert.

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Many places in Florida have restored their postal service.

The postal service began to interrupt operations in various parties of Florida on September 27 in the middle of the Hurricane Ian approach. More than 200 USPS locations have been closedthroughout the state the same day. But some post offices were already starting to reopen on Sep 29.

On October 2, the USPS toopublished an update Alert Americans that "all retail and delivery operations" had been restored for installations in the following three -digit code zones: 328, 329, 342 and 347. Later in the day, the agencyissued another release Warning customers to be patient while operations are starting to go up after the deadly storm.

"Please help our carriers by limiting your questions and allowing them to deliver the mail to the community. Do not forget that they work with diligence through many obstacles," said the USPS. "To ensure the delivery of the mail in your affected area, please make sure that the debris is deleted around your mailbox. If your mailbox is seriously damaged or destroyed, please provide a secure receptacle with your address clearly displayed so that Your letter holder leaves your mail to your residence. The mail cannot be delivered unless a receptacle is provided. "

The USPS also suspended the service in other states due to the hurricane.

Florida is not the only state to have had its postal service affected by the recent disaster. Hurricane Ianmakes his first American Landfall on September 28 in Florida, but he then continued the east coast and hit the South Carolina two days later on September 30, according to ABC News. As a result, the USPS has suspended operations in certain parts of South Carolina and Georgia. In an update on October 1, the agencyThese affected installations In the cities of Caroline du Sud du South, the cities had already resumed operations: Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton, Horry and Jasper. Now all are operational.

"The postal service in active recovery mode, after the Hurricane Ian. We are proud to announce that all the post offices in South Carolina have resumed operations," said the branch of the South Carolina of the southern Agency in a press release on October 1. "This includes the retail service, mail delivery and deposit shipping. The postal service appreciates its customers and their understanding, because we have temporarily adjusted operations for their safety and that of our employees."

Meanwhile, the Post Office Impact in Georgia is always listed as temporarily closed. On September 28, the USPS temporarily suspended all operationsIn an installation On the island of Sapelo, in Georgia, "due to the approach of Hurricane Ian", and there has not been an update since to indicate that this has changed. "We will continue to monitor the weather conditions and restore services when it is sure to do so," said the agency's Georgia branch when it announces the suspension.