Oregon's Senators urge Postal Service to halt consolidation plan

Oregon's Senators urge Postal Service to halt consolidation plan

From the article: "...Oregon’s U.S. Senators are calling on the Postal Service to stop efforts to consolidate mail processing. Democrats Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley rallied with workers in front of a Springfield post office Tuesday. Merkley, as well as union leaders, said they were concerned that sending mail to Portland instead of processing it locally was causing delays. “Mail has to go hundreds of miles to a processing center just to be reorganized and sent to your next door neighbor,” he said. ..."

Article Reference: www.klcc.org

USPS taking comments until March 14 on plans for Yakima postal changes

USPS taking comments until March 14 on plans for Yakima postal changes

From the article: "...Residents have until March 14 to weigh in on a proposal to have much of the mail from Yakima County processed in Spokane.

A U.S. Postal Service official discussed the proposal, part of the post office’s $40 billion modernization plan, that would transfer some mail processing operations from the Washington Avenue post office to a regional postal facility in Spokane.

The post office is accepting comments at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/mpfr-yakima-wa. ..."

Article Reference: www.yakimaherald.com

USPS begins second wave of new RPDCs

USPS begins second wave of new RPDCs

From the article: "The Postal Service has notified stakeholders about the locations of seven more Regional Processing and Distribution Centers (RPDCs). While not identified as such, this is the second wave of RPDCs. The first wave of twelve RPDCs was announced months ago (as discussed in this post), so we now know the locations of 19 RPDCs — about a third of the ultimate number. The new RPDCs are:..."

Article Reference: www.savethepostoffice.com

Postal consolidations delay mail in Maryland

A Mess in Maryland: Mail delayed and workers call for an investigation

From the article: "...claim about trucks parking on the roadside is verified by the fact that the Postal Service purchased a $2,000 permit, valid Dec. 21 through Feb. 1, allowing use of curb lanes for parking near the Baltimore plant. That was after Baltimore's Department of Transportation issued several citations for illegally parking on the road...."

Article Reference: www.savethepostoffice.com
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