Arbor Circle residents, told by the U.S. Postal Service they were losing home mail delivery on Aug. 1 unless they had curbside boxes installed, are keeping the service.
David Van Allen, a USPS spokesman in Cleveland, said the letter sent to Arbor Circle residents, dated Saturday, was “rescinded” Tuesday — the day The Vindicator reported on the issue — because it was “sent out premature.”
When asked to clarify his statement, Van Allen said the Youngstown office made the decision without consulting the district office in Cleveland.
In a Tuesday letter to customers on Arbor Circle, George Augustine, the USPS customer service supervisor in Youngstown, wrote: “After further consideration and discussion, the previous letter requesting you to either move your mailbox or obtain a post office box is rescinded.” It fails to mention the local post office making the decision without the approval of the district office.
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Postal management a Joke
Curbsides could save the post office, but, who wants that? Not our unions
post office management will try anything, if you are not looking. they are low down dogs.
Deceive, deny, and deflect.
The USPS mgmt slogan.