Tag: DELIVERING FOR AMERICA

Residents and businesses across Orleans County are facing significant disruptions in mail service as the United States Postal Service (USPS) continues to implement its ambitious Delivering for America (DFA) plan

New Postmaster General David Steiner has indicated that he plans to continue his predecessor Louis DeJoy’s Delivering for American reorganization initiative

The Postal Service will launch 10 new sorting and delivery centers (S&DCs) serving the nation on September 6 and will launch one more on October 18

In addition to advocating for regulatory reform of the Delivering for America plan, Keep US Posted is urging support for the “USPS Services Enhancement and Regulatory Viability Expansion and Sustainability for the U.S. Act” (or USPS SERVES US Act).

Just months after a massive mail meltdown that left people waiting weeks or months for packages, the Louisville processing plant is taking on even more work.

As we begin the fifth year of our transformative mission to modernize USPS, we have already removed many of the redundancies and duplications that hindered our legacy mail and package delivery network

The time the chicks were in the mail increased to about five days, and that's true for poultry farmers all over western and central Montana. 

(Milan, IL) -- Regional mail and package processing will remain in the Quad Cities for now.

Congressmen Darin LaHood (IL-16) and Eric Sorensen (IL-17) on Friday released a joint statement in response to the United States Postal Service’s recent decision that originating mail processing operations will stay at the Peoria Mail Processing and Distribution Center.

The U.S. Postal Service has reversed a plan to relocate certain local mail processing operations from Corpus Christi to San Antonio.

Newly published service standards will mean improved service reliability nationwide, with no changes to the current five-day service standard window for First-Class Mail.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) — After a year of concern from residents and local lawmakers, the United States Postal Service announced that local mail processing operations will stay in Champaign.