USPS OIG – Body Worn Camera Interim Program Guidance AIGI Memorandum
This Assistant Inspector General for Investigations memorandum outlines the Office of Investigations interim program guidance for the Body Worn Camera Program
Month: November 2023
The Postal Service’s Misguided Fleet Procurement: A Costly Mistake
This move, however, is far from wise. It will lead to higher taxpayer expenses, less reliable vehicles, and even slower mail delivery times. It’s time for the USPS to rethink its fleet procurement policies and focus on more cost-effective alternatives.
Update on Management’s Network Modernization Plans: APWU Takes a Series of Actions
While still in its early stages, postal management is aggressively proceeding with their “network modernization” p
Postal worker followed by 4 wild turkeys while delivering mail
These wild turkeys took “follow the leader” to a new level by following their local postman on his route. Todd Wiegmann was delivering mail during his shift in Marinette, Wisconsin, when his friend spotted turkeys following him. See the moment!
Postal service worker lied about being robbed at gunpoint to get out of work, police say
TOLEDO, Ohio – An Ohio postal worker lied about being robbed at gunpoint to get out of work, WTVG reports.
USPS OIG – Fiscal Year 2023 Officers’ Travel and Representation Expenses
Our objective was to determine whether Postal Service officers complied with policies and procedures regarding travel and representation expense reimbursements. We reviewed 15 reimbursement requests for each quarter totaling $191,203.
USPS OIG – Postal Regulatory Commission Travel Expenses
The Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) is an independent agency of the executive branch that exercises regulatory oversight over the U.S. Postal Service, and its employees travel domestically and internationally to advance the PRC’s strategic mission.
USPS OIG – Fiscal Year 2024 Peak Mailing Season Preparedness
The Postal Service has developed plans to handle the upcoming peak season. If the initiatives are implemented as planned and volume forecasts are accurate, the Postal Service should be prepared for peak season; therefore, we are not issuing a recommendation at this time.
USPS – Fraudulent websites continue to pose a cybersecurity threat to the postal service
Cybercriminals create fake websites that mimic legitimate sites to steal money or information
Police report reveals argument between mailman, alleged assailant preceded killing
According to a police report, the victim, Calvin “CJ” Brown Jr., entered the gas station in the 3400 block of Franklin Avenue at about 5:15 p.m. on Oct. 18, after his shift as a mailman ended.