USPS gets rid of customers, on November 10
The postal agency is currently locked in a major battle that could affect your mail.
The American postal service (USPS) can do more for you than you think. Aside from deliveries and other regularmail services, the USPS also has the capacity to treat passports, sell mandates and collectelectoral voting bulletins. But despite its wide range of services, agency operations are not always consistent in time or from one place to another. Some customers will soon realize it, because the postal service plans to reduce some people next week. Read the rest to discover what the agency plans to change on November 10.
Read this then:USPS suspends services in these places, with immediate effect.
The postal service has recently made many changes that have an impact on customers.
USPS customers have already seen their fair share of agency adjustments following postmaster generalLouis Dejoy"S for the American plan. The initiative was unveiled by the post office in March 2021 as a 10 -year plan designed to obtain postal service in difficulty in a state of financial and operational stabilitythrough various changes.
A number of these changes have already taken place. In October 2021, the USPS implemented new service standards which slowed down certain mail deliveries for customers, then it did this again in May this year. The agency has also increased costs for consumers several times already in 2022, with new costs introduced in April andPrice price initiated at a timeJuly and October.
Now the USPS has just confirmed another change to come, but that is not part of the Dejoy plan.
The agency gets rid of something on November 10.
Some customers will want to take note of a new adjustment soon from the USPS.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
In aPress release published On October 31, the agency announced that it would end the service for customers in a post office in Darien, Connecticut, next week. According to the alert, "the last day of the retail service in the old installation" on Corbin Drive will take place on November 10. After that, customers are directed to use the Noroton Heights post office, which is also located in Darien on Heights Road.
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USPS said that Darien's post office closed would be temporary.
However, this should not be a permanent change. Retail services and PO boxes for Darien's post office customers will temporarily travel only the Noroton Heights post office, according to the USPS. The agency said that any mail not recovered by Darien's post office customers by closure of business on November 10 will be "safe" transferred to the other installation, including mail and POS Box.
PO Box customers of the installation who will soon be closed will also have to recover new mailbox keys at the Noroton Heights post office, which will be available without additional costs, but customers will have to present their identifier to receive them. "There will be no change in the post office box numbers," said the USPS. "This decision will not affect door delivery to our customers and the routes will remain the same. There will be no interruption of the delivery service."
But while the postal service said that he planned to return to the Darien post office, customers should be moved until the end of the year. "Although there is no calendar defined for Darien to drive, this is a temporary move and the Darian post office will return to the community in early 2023," said the USPS in Its press release, adding that it will provide updates to customers whenever the information becomes available.
And unfortunately for those who count on the post office, there is a chance that the closurewon't Be temporary - and Darien's post office cannot even stand.
The developers claim that the agency occupies "illegally" space.
The USPS did not indicate why he moved Darien's post office services to the Noroton Heights post office in his press release. But on October 19,Darien Times indicated that the property developer Baywater Properties isprepare to expel The USPS of its installation on Corbin Drive. According to the newspaper, the company enters its second development phase for an upcoming shopping center in this area and should demolish the building housing the post office in November to make room for more parking and storage space.
CEO of Baywater PropertiesDavid Genovese Affirms that the postal agency did not pay rent and uses the building "illegally" after the end of their lease on September 30.Darien TimesHe has never experienced anything like a tenant in 35 years. "We are doing everything possible to minimize disturbances and try to make this as painless as possible," said Genovese. "We have no choice but to expel them and put pressure on them to move."
Kurtis Bullard, a real estate specialist and the USPS spokesperson, told the newspaper that the situation was complicated, but that the agency is working to sign a new lease for the Darien post office. According to Bullard, the USPS has started negotiations for a permanent showcase in a separate shopping center, but was delayed in the signing of a new lease.
"There is a lotDarien Times. "These are very detailed and nuanced real estate problems given [that] a very unique entity like the post office has different protections that are simply not applicable to a normal commercial tenant. It is just a difficult dynamic, especially when You do business in the local community. "
