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Millions of people across the country expect two things from the American postal service (USPS):Deposit of mail in time and coherent access to a post office. But these expectations are becoming more and more difficult to maintain for postal service. In the past year, many of us have treated our just part of frustrationDelivery delays. And several communities have also lost access to their local postal installation. Now the USPS informs customers of another service suspension. Read the rest to discover what is closed next week.

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All the country's post offices are not directly led by the USPS. Instead, some of these installations belong to external suppliers such asUnits postal contract (CPU) via contracts with the postal service. "These units provide retail products and services at full service to postal customers at USPS prices," said the agency. "They are hosted in a supplier establishment and are operated and managed by supplier employees."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

According to the USPS, post offices but the stability of CPUs has been a concern for years.

Steve Hutkins, PHD, New York retirement teacher and creator of Savethepostoffice.com, reported in 2012 that the number of processorshave decreased regularly For a while, following the closure of the contract offices at a faster rate than they open. According to Hutkins, processors have also often closed with little or no public notice.

Now another community faces a sudden closure.

In aNovember 22 press release, the postal service has revealed that the Mount Mesa post office in Lake Isabella, California, will close soon.

According to the announcement, this post office is a processor and the current supplier of the installation of Mount Mesa "decided to terminate" his contract with the USPS. "The postal service is actively in the process of awareness in the local community for a new supplier," said the agency.

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While the postal service works to find a new supplier for the Mount Mesa contract station, customers will have another service option. As of November 30, all the retail and PO sales services provided to the installation of Mount Mesa "will be temporarily moved" at the post office near Lake Isabella, according to the USPS.

"Po Box customers normally served by the Mount Mesa contract station will have no interruption of the service and the mail will be available at the Lake Isabella post office on December 1, 2022," said the agency in its press release . "New keys will be issued to existing PO box holders for the new location. Customers are invited to present a photo identity document for mail collection."

The Mount Mesa Post Office is perhaps the closing of the most recently revealed processor, but it is not the only one of these installations on the cutting block. At least two contract offices contracted should also close next year. The postal service confirmed on November 15that the post office In Mountlake Terrace, Washington, will be closed permanently in 2023, MLTnews reported.

"Theowner of the property Where the Mountlake Terrace Post Office is not interested in renewing the lease, "USPS spokespersonErnie Swanson told MLTNews in March. According to Swanson, the current lease is up on January 31 and the post office will have to move by the beginning of February 2023.

After that, Big Sky's post office, Montana,will also stop. On November 7, the USPS announced that the current supplier of this installationdecided to Termination is a contract with the postal service. KBZK affiliated to CBS in Bozeman, Montana, reported that the agencyhad fought On the size of the facilities with the supplier, the real estate company Gallatin Partners.

"In the case of this rented installation, the lessor has chosen not to renew the lease ... We will be forced to close this processor," the USPS said in its press release, adding that it will suspect the services Establishment from February 28 on February 28 "For more convenience for its customers, the postal service offers processors across the country, such as that located in Big Sky, MT. Postal service leads regular discussions with entrepreneurs concerning the service and conditions. "