Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS)
Letter Carriers State Convention
On Saturday, I attended and spoke at the Kansas State Association of Letter Carriers Annual Convention. It was a great opportunity to speak at the convention once again. When I travel across Kansas, one of the most common questions I hear from rural constituents is, “What can I do to save my Post Office?” The Post Office is often as much a staple of a community as a school or a grocery store. The USPS is under financial pressure due to mandated prefunding payments into the USPS employee retirement system. As a result, USPS is seeking ways to cut costs that could lead to Post Office closures, slowing the timeliness of delivery, or decreasing frequency of delivery. I will continue to work in Congress to push for commonsense improvements to the USPS that enable it to maintain healthy finances while providing high quality service to people across our state and country. It was an honor to have the National Association of Letter Carriers Executive Vice President Tim O’Malley in attendance as well. Thank you to President-Emeritus Rod Holub for inviting me to participate and for his years of service to the Kansas State Association of Letter Carriers.
From The NALC:
Moran speaks at letter carriers convention (KMAN-AM)
Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) spoke at the recent Kansas State Association of Letter Carriers convention. The speech was covered by Manhattan, KS radio station KMAN-AM, and the senator also reported on his visit in his newsletter.