11/15/2019 RICHMOND, Va. — The U.S. Postal Service responded Friday to a recent report ranking Richmond’s mail delivery times as the third-worst in the country.
Jaclyn Barton, a VCU graduate student studying multimedia journalism, compiled the data she obtained from the USPS website for the Capital News Service.
Last spring, less than 84% of the region’s first-class mail was delivered on time, according to the figures. Only two service areas in the U.S. had a worse on-time delivery rate.
“The data speaks for itself,” Barton said. “I was able to put numbers to those voices.”
RICHMOND P&DC ..THEY WILL NOT CHANGE SDO OR MDO .. THEY HAVE SDO THAT DONT EVEN KNOW THE PRICE OF A STAMP. IF YOU WANT A JOB AS A SDO OR MDO JUST GET JOB AND IN 3 MONTHS YOU ARE THE SDO OR MDO ,YOU DONT NEED TO KNOW ANYTHING . THEY HIRE FROM FAMILY NOT FROM THE PUBLIC ..JUST CALL THERE AND ASK FOR MRS WILLIAMS.. SHE WILL TELL HOW TO GET A JOB THERE AND ASK HER WHERE YOUR MAIL IS ..MAYBE IN THE TRASH..
Probably like the DesMoines one where they wont let us hire enough people to get the job done and have cut out almost all overtime. Then they brag about customer service when they care about hardly anything but making money.
The people of Virginia are good people. My daughter lived near Richmond for a year. The story by a Vet working for USPS, as a CCA in
Virginia on U tube is sad. The Top 5 Officers of USPS’s pay reflect where their hearts are.