USPS suspends services here, with immediate effect
The agency simply alerted customers to the last disturbance in their mail.
Most people in the United States believe that "neither snow, rain nor heat" will not holddeliver their mail. Unfortunately, this is not thereal currency For the USPS - and this is not necessarily true either. The agency can and modify operations when deemed necessary, that this implies suspending delivery in specific areas or temporarily close certain postal installations. In fact, a number of people through the country are currently fighting against the disturbances of services with their mail, and a new area has just been added to the list. Read the rest to find out where the USPS suspends the services now.
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The USPS has provided service alerts for almost a decade.
For almost a decade now, consumers of the postal service have been able to easily check onlineCurrent mail disturbances in their region. In 2013, the USPS created its service alert page, which was born from a transformation of its messaging service update site. According to the agency, these alerts provide "customers of almost real information on the disturbances of the postal installation service due to problems related to weather and other disasters or natural events". The page is now organized to provide "more complete and timely information" on various mail problems.
"Comments from residential customers and business broadcasters according to natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy prompts us to examine closely the mail service updates," said USPS Consumer AdvocateKrista Finzzo said in a 2013 press release. "We wanted more effective communication with our customers during service interruptions. Now, residential consumers and business shipments have an easy online location to learn the operating state of facilities post and messaging processing. "AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
In this spirit, residents in part of the United States are able to see the latest people on a new USPS disturbance.
The postal service has just suspended operations in a field.
The last USPS service alert page update was made on October 26, when the agency announced that a post office in Birmingham, Alabama, isnow temporarily closed. According to the alert, the postal service has interrupted for the moment "all operations" of the installation of the finance branch of the Bluff park.
"All operations have been moved to Birmingham Hoover station," wrote the USPS. "Po Box customers can recover their mail at the retail counter of the Birmingham Hoover station."
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The agency said this decision was made in the midst of security problems.
According to aSeparate press release Emitted on October 26, the postal service said it had suspended operations at the Park Bluff Office "in an abundance of caution". The press release then explained that a "security problem" has an impact on installation but did not explain the exact problem. The local news channel ABC 33/40 reported that the USPS had confirmed the concernimplies structural problems However, at the location.
"The priority of the American postal service is the safety and well-being of its employees and customers," wrote the agency in its communication. "Postal managers are trying to solve this security problem and will provide customers once an in -depth assessment completed."
But this is not the only post office currently closed at the moment.
Despite being the most recent, the Bluff Park finance branch is hardly the only USPS post office closed at the moment. Some New York and Ohio customers must also workLocal installation closures This was launched this month due to similar "safety problems". The Stanley Post Office in New York does not serve the public at that time due to "unforeseen roof repairs", while the Pemberton post office in Ohio is closed after having suffered damage caused by a recent fire that broke out in the establishment.
Meanwhile, an installation in Grandview, Iowa, is closed right now following another fire, and retail operations at the Mosinee post office, Wisconsin, are suspended because the building hall treats Structural damage caused by the impact of a vehicle. Several facilities in Florida also experience operations temporarily suspended due to Hurricane Ian, who struck the state almost a month ago on September 28.
