US Sen. Gary Peters releases report on Postal Service changes, mail delays
Senator Gary Peters released a report this week on changes to the United States Postal Service (USPS), also addressing mail delays. It is the sixth report since Peters launched an investigation in August. According to data from ShipMatrix, more than 6 million packages have been left sitting in shipping warehouses with days left before Christmas. We appreciate the patience of our customers and the efforts of employees as conditions change on a day-to-day basis.โChanges outlined in Petersโ report are not final yet. USPS leaders said they plan to detail their 2021 plans in the upcoming weeks.
Have you noticed mail delays? Metro Detroit residents share their experiences
DETROIT โ Local 4 has received several reports of mail delays across the Metro Detroit area. Postal Service Mail Distribution Center in Allen Park shows trucks lined up outside the facility waiting to drop off mail to be processed. Local 4โฒs Hank Winchester spoke with several drivers on Monday who said theyโve never seen delays like this before. Postal Service Mail Distribution Center in Allen ParkFollowing Mondayโs report, other Metro Detroit residents reached out to the Help Me Hank Team. MelvindaleIf you are experiencing problems with the postal office you should contact your local post office, file a complaint online, ask your neighbors about their experiences -- and if possible, be patient.
Trucks lined up outside U.S. Postal Service Mail Distribution Center in Allen Park
ALLEN PARK, Mich. โ Local 4 has received several calls about mail delays across the Metro Detroit area. Video from outside the U.S. Postal Service Mail Distribution Center in Allen Park shows trucks lined up outside the facility waiting to drop off mail to be processed. Local 4โฒs Hank Winchester spoke with several drivers who said theyโve never seen delays like this before. Watch the video above for the full report.
Are you experiencing mail delays? Many worry possible disruptions could affect voting by mail
DETROIT Possible mail delays have been a big concern for everyday people and political leaders like Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. An investigation is underway as many worry possible disruptions could affect voting by mail. One letter from Clawson to Detroit took three days. If you are still experiencing delays you should alert your local post office, contact Michigans attorney general to voice your concern. READ: Post Office confessional: We will be assessed a penalty after its finally processed