Feds investigating theft of Dayton mail by contracted truck driver

Feds investigating theft of Dayton mail by contracted truck driver

October 28, 2014 – An unnamed truck driver is being investigated in connection with the theft of mail she was contracted to take from the Dayton Post Office to Postal Service operations in Pittsburgh. The suspect is an independent contractor with Rose-marie Zajac’s Mail Transportation Co. of Yatesboro. Zajac said the driver has been suspended […]

USPS Owned Bolger Center Laying Off 261 Employees

USPS Owned Bolger Center Laying Off 261 Employees

Oct. 27, 2014 – USPS purchased the Bolget Center in 1980 to use as a meeting and training facility. The Center has 430 guest rooms and 75 meeting rooms. The Center completed fiscal year 2012 more than $3 million in the red. Dolce International, the company that manages the Bolger Center, filed notice that they […]

USPS: Customers should know the facts about change cf address (COA) services

USPS: Customers should know the facts about change cf address (COA) services

Get moving Customers should know the facts about COA services Some customers may be paying too much for change of address services. USPS wants customers to know they may be paying too much for change of address (COA) services at non-postal websites. Some sites charge as much as $40 to register new addresses. Others charge nominal fees […]

Postal Clerk Pleads Guilty To Stealing Prescription Painkillers From Mail And Burglarizing Post Office

Postal Clerk Pleads Guilty To Stealing Prescription Painkillers From Mail And Burglarizing Post Office

BIRMINGHAM — A former U.S. Postal Service clerk in Tuscaloosa pleaded guilty today to stealing prescription painkillers from the mail and to breaking into the Skyland Post Office, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance, Postal Service Office of Inspector General Special Agent in Charge Max Eamiguel, of the Southern Area Field Office, and Postal Inspection Service […]

Video: Post Office Apologizes For Declaring Man Dead

Video: Post Office Apologizes For Declaring Man Dead

MINNEAPOLIS – 10.20.2014 – The U.S. Postal Service is apologizing after what a Twin Cities family calls a traumatic experience. A letter mailed to a Chaska man was mailed back to his mother with the word “deceased” across the envelope. The son was still alive, but the family says the error caused confusion and emotional […]