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The American postal service (USPS) works on a large scale, managing thousands of post offices and mail for millions. But in the past year, we have seen the agency suspend operations on a smaller scale still and still. For example, an Iowa district obtained its delivery services Terré last July after an employee was attacked by two dogs in the region. And this month, a post office in Bullard, Texas, was temporarily closed after a vehicle crashed into the building. Now the postal service stops services in even more places. Read more to find out where the agency is currently suspending operations.

Read this then: USPS get rid of it permanently, on January 31 .

No one wants to go to their post office just to be closed unexpectedly or discovers that their mail has not been delivered without any explanation.

In this spirit, the postal service has made the priority to inform customers when it has to change its operations in certain areas. Krista Finzzo , the current vice-president of retail and delivery operations for USP Treaty service disturbances During Hurricane Sandy.

"We wanted more efficient communication with our customers during service interruptions," she said. "From now on, residential consumers and business shipments have an easy online location to learn the operating condition of job and messaging processing facilities."

And those who use the alert service tool today will see new additions to the list.

The last update of Service alert web page Arrived on January 25. According to the last alert, the agency faces multiple service disturbances in Texas. Here, the main post office of Deer Park in Deer Park and Delbert L. Atkinson in Pasadena were just closed to customers. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"All operations are temporarily suspended," said postal service with regard to the two post offices.

Everything in Deer Park's facilities, including Po Box Services, was transferred to the Porte Post Office, according to the agency. For Delbert L. Atkinson station, they were transferred to the Pasadena main post office.

The USPS said that customers affected by these two closures can also obtain retail services in three other nearby facilities: Genoa station, South Houston post office or John Foster's post office. The Genoa station is also located in Houston, while the installation of John Foster is located in Pasadena.

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The postal service has provided more information on its decision to temporarily suspend operations Deer Park Post Office and the Delbert L. Atkinson station In two distinct press releases published on January 25. According to the agency, the two installations are faced with the same problem: weather damage. The two post offices have been temporarily closed "for repairs caused by a recent storm," said the USPS.

The residents of Deer Park and Pasadena were confronted Destructive storms and tornadoes On January 24, Ktrk Local ABC-Affiliate reported.

"Destruction is equal to what you might see in a hurricane, but not as widespread", " Colby Gravatt , Director of electrical operations at Centerpoint Energy, told The News Outlet. "The wind that came with this tornado is something that we have not seen for a very long time. I do not know the last time we had a named tornado or a tornado that was judged with such an impact on our territory."

KTRK confirmed that the damage caused by violent time are what caused the two post offices. "We apologize for any disadvantage that customers can live, but the security of customers and employees is our greatest priority," said postal service in its press releases.

The two Texas post offices are among several others dealing with current suspensions.

In Florida, eight post offices are still temporarily closed " Due to the impacts of Hurricane Ian "" Who struck the United States in September and more in California, the operations of at least two facilities are still suspended due to winter storms this month.

The USPS has also temporarily suspended all operations in a post office in Alabama and another in Tennessee in the past two months. At the end of December, the agency temporarily closed the Kingsport Post Office In Kingsport, Tennessee, "due to a main rupture of sprinkler water". The services will be suspended here "until further notice", according to the USPS.

After that, postal service Temporarily closed an installation In Jack, Alabama, January 13 for reasons similar to the recent closings in Texas. Jack's post office "has suffered structural damage due to recent tornado activity," said the USPS. "Postal managers will provide customer update once an in -depth assessment is completed."