Washington State USPS Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — KIRO 7 found out Saturday evening that a Seattle area U.S. Postal Service employee tested positive for the coronavirus.

A corporate communications spokesperson said that the employee works at a Seattle Network Distribution Center located in Federal Way.

The Network Distribution Center is a mail processing plant that distributes USPS marketing mail and package services in piece and bulk form and does not handle letter mail. No mail is delivered from the facility.

The spokesperson said USPS has been consulting with the county health department and was informed that the risk to other employees is low. KIRO

Also see: Postal worker tests positive for coronavirus – MSN | US Postal Service worker tests positive for coronavirus – Washington Examiner

One Response to "Washington State USPS Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus"

  1. The sad part is that they already have a crew of janitors and custodians who have the priority of smoking and playing with a cell phone out on the dock all day instead of cleaning. The post office that I worked in was beyond filthy and my carrier tells me that it is even worse than when I worked there. That Corona Virus would have a field day spreading it’s wings if it ever got into some of these post offices. They had it out for me because I called OSHA and reported the filth and made the USPS bosses like bad because they are. Good for them.

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