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At one time or another, most of us faced the frustration of having ourMail delivered A day later than expected, or arriving at the post office to find that it is already closed for the day. But as much as we come to anticipate certain services of the United States Postal Service (USPS), it is never really guaranteed. It turns out that the USPS can temporarily adjust its operations in any field for a number of different reasons, and some Americans now live exactly. Read the rest to find out where the agency suspends services now.

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As an independent federal agency, the USPS is responsible for providing a regular dissemination service to all Americans. But sometimes the situation is simply out of his hands. According to the postal service website, operations in postal facilitiescan be disturbed For various reasons, including natural disasters such as floods or fires and quarantines. The agency strives to keep all Americans up to date on all adjustments via up -to -date service alerts.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"Residential customers should check thisService Disruption Service website First of all for current information and often updated on the question of whether the mail is delivered in your neighborhood or if your local post office is open, "advises the USPS. In fact, the website has been Updated with alerts informing customers of some new disturbances.

During last week, the new disruptions of the USPS service had an impact on customers in two different states. Themost recent alert is for some Iowa residents. According to the October 11 update, the postal service temporarily closed its post office in Grandview, Iowa. The agency said that regular customers in this installation can recover their mail or access retail services at the Wapello post office. Retail transactions can also be carried out in neighboring Letts and Fruitland facilities.

A few days before the closure of Grandview, a press release wasissued for the state Wisconsin. According to this alert of October 7, the USPS suspended retail operations in its Mosinee post office, Wisconsin. Unlike the disturbance of Iowa, "P.O. Box customers [here] always have access to their mail, which they can recover at the rear entrance," noted the agency. For retail transactions, the postal service advises customers to use neighboring post offices in Rothschild, Schofield, Marathon or Wausau.

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A building fire has caused the postal services to Grandview, according to the USPS. Postal installation was one of theFour buildings destroyed By a fire nearby which quickly spread on the evening of October 7,The Muscatine newspaper reported.Shane White, Postmaster of the Wapello Post Office, told the newspaper that there was already a plan in place to install temporary postal boxes so that customers in the region can recover their mail without having to go to Wapello. But there is not yet a word to find out if the building of the Grandview post office will be rebuilt.

"I have never dealt with a situation like this. I do not know about the period of a permanent solution to establish," said White. "I hope people will be patient with us. I cannot make some decisions. I have to wait for the powers in place to tell me what to do, but we are working on a solution as quickly as possible."

At the Mosinee post office, retail operations were also suspended due to damage to the building. But it was not in this case. Instead, the post office deals with "structural damage to the hall caused by an impact on the vehicle", according to the USPS.

On October 7, the local radio station WSAU reported that there was Bright wood and broken glass Seen at the front entrance to the building. The Mosinee post office should reopen for retail operations, but not as long as damage can be repaired, depending on a panel on the building. "We apologize for any disadvantage for our customers," said the USPS.