As a postal carrier, Eads spent the last 35 years cultivating meaningful relationships with the customers along his various routes. He has now officially retired after serving the community for more than three decades.
Sen. Mike Rounds says the U.S. Postal Service’s inspector general has agreed to an investigation into mail service in South Dakota. The update comes less than two months after Rounds sent the inspector general a letter requesting an investigation.
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
The USPS delivery vehicle was turning into a driveway when the sedan tried to pass the truck and hit it during the turn, according to preliminary investigation.
The U.S. Postal Service today announced the appointment of Susana Rodriguez de Tembleque, a technology executive and creative director, to the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee, or CSAC.
Ensuring public servants can retire with confidence, dignity, and timely benefits is one of OPM’s most fundamental responsibilities and it’s an area where we’ve been driving real improvements.
In advance of a likely competitive pitch for new media and creative agency assignments, the US Postal Service has retained search consultant JLB + Partners and issued a request for information to a number of media and creative shops.
Nearly three dozen states could experience disruptions to mail delivery services this weekend and early next week as a major winter storm is set to slam the country.
This Fact Sheet provides answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the new deduction for qualified overtime compensation, such as who may be eligible to claim the deduction, including federal employees, and where to find supplemental information on eligibility and other rules.
The Postal Service will release the Colorado Statehood stamp on Saturday, Jan. 24, to commemorate the state’s 150th anniversary.