In recent weeks I have received many e mails and phone calls from residents who have complained about problems they have been experiencing with the postal service. I have been forwarding complaints to Congressional representatives and regional postal service officials for years and last year had two telephone conversations with the chief operating officer of the US Postal Service. Also met with all local postmasters. Although service for some has improved - many residents are continuing to complain about days with no deliveries. And, checks, bills or prescription medication being sent to the wrong addresses, etc.. Going forward - I will send all the following officials of the US Postal Service--from the Postmaster General, to the Deputy Postmaster General and other leaders of the Postal Service all complaints I receive. I sent my first batch of complaints last week to all of the leaders below. I will also forward copies to the head of the American Postal Workers Union. Perhaps, employees have good suggestions. Will share copies with all the congressional representatives who represent Washington. I have also sent copies to the White House. The goal: to encourage the leadership to give this their attention and to recognize that customers are demanding better oversight and service I plan to reach out to all Mayors/Town Supervisors in Westchester and will ask that they do the same. And--will encourage you--customers of the Postal Service --to write a personal letter to the following officials. I believe that if the leadership in Washington recognizes how bad service has gotten- that we will start seeing some improvements. We're in this together. Let's persist until we have a fantastic postal service operation again. We want to have confidence that when we put a stamp on an envelope it will get to the person we are sending it to. Paul Feiner THANKS FOR YOUR HELP PEOPLE WHO I THINK YOU SHOULD WRITE TO WHEN YOU HAVE A POSTAL SERVICE COMPLAINT IF YOU THINK I'M MISSING SOMEONE PLEASE ADVISE--LET'S DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE
Obviously, we still have a problem. So--what's the strategy going forward? The goal isn't to complain. It's to get results.
I will also forward compliments that residents have about their postal carriers to all officials as well. If postal employees or specific post offices do a great job - they should be commended. There are some great employees who work for the postal service -trying very hard. And- their work is appreciated.
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