USPS suspends the services temporarily in these places, from now
The agency is currently adding new post office closings to its range.
Whether we come back to summer purchases, we have never ended up using or getting an early start in online purchases for the holidays, many of us are counting on the American postal service (USPS) to make things happen. But depending on where you live, you may be dealing New postal disturbances instead. The USPS reserves the right to temporarily close the post offices or stop deliveries when unusual circumstances occur, and some customers currently discover it. Read the rest to find out where the USPS suspends the services temporarily, from now on.
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The USPS has just temporarily suspended services in a post office in Texas.
Some Texas postal customers are fighting against a new disturbance. In the last update of his Service alerts Website, the USPS, announced that it was closing a post office in San Isidro, Texas, temporary. As of September 22, operations at the San Isidro Post Office were "temporarily suspended until further notice", according to the alert.
The agency indicated that all operations, including P.O. Boxed services, were transferred to the Delmita post office in Delmita, Texas, during the closure. "The postal service will provide additional information when regular operations will resume," said the USPS in a separate room Press release . "We apologize to our customers for any drawback that could be caused by this temporary suspension."
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It is not the only installation that has been closed recently in the state.
No explanation was published to explain why the San Isidro post office was closed, and when Better life Contacted the postal service to find out more about the closure, a USPS spokesperson said that he had "no additional information to provide for the moment". But it is not the only suspension that had an impact on postal customers in Texas this month.
Before the last closure, the USPS announced on September 18 that it had temporarily closed The Woodlake post office in Woodlake, Texas, "due to security problems". Then on September 20, the agency revealed that it also had Suspended services For security reasons in two Houston installations: Greens North Post Office and Medical Center Station. Including the Post Office of San Isidro, the four post offices in Texas still seem to be closed to customers.
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The agency also suspends services in Connecticut.
It's not just Texas, however. In another premises Press release Published on September 22, the USPS alerted the Connecticut residents to a next service suspension which can affect those of the city of South Woodstock. The "last day of the retail service" for the South Woodstock post office office located at 310 route 169 was September 25, according to the press release. Customers are no longer able to recover their P.O. supervised in this installation, the agency added the agency. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
They are temporarily moved to a neighboring installation.
As of September 26, the retail trade and P.O. The box services for the South Woodstock post office was "temporarily moved" at the Woodstock post office located at 679 route 169, according to the release of the postal service. "Any letter not taken up by the customer by closing the business on September 25 will be moved safely and safe at the Woodstock post office.
This temporary relocation will not affect the delivery service to customers in the region, because the USPS said that "the routes will remain the same" without interruption. The agency did not provide a specific reason for the closure, but said that "the South Woodstock post office planned to return to the community as soon as possible".
Better life Contacted the USPS for more information on closing the South Woodstock post office, and we will update this story with their response.
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