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Mail service and Congressional issues in the news – 06/25/24

Mail service and Congressional issues are in the news every day.  Below are the latest articles I found.

Senator Ossoff to hold news conference over USPS delays
Senator Jon Ossoff is holding a news conference with updates on the impacts of USPS mail delays.
Carter calls on USPS to improve transparency, delivery times at Jacksonville processing and distribution center
Rep. Buddy Carter, Serving Georgia’s 1st District
New video shows piles of undelivered mail from Palmetto sorting facility as delays continue
The delays got unbearable in February when USPS opened up the facility which was supposed to be a distribution center to make things more efficient in Georgia.
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