“When letter carriers deliver mail in our communities, dogs that are not secured or leashed can become a nemesis and unpredictable and attack,” said Leeann Theriault, USPS employee safety and health awareness manager. “Help us deliver your mail safely by keeping your dog secure and out of ...
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in the meantime a parcel with some things my wife had ordered was sent back. today December13 2018 we found a key for a parcel locker you think that parcel is still there. I retired From USPS at the end of 2002 in Jacksonville Florida this kind of service would not have tolerated been...
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More than 5,800 postal employees were attacked by dogs in the United States in 2020. From nips and bites to vicious attacks, aggressive dog behavior poses a serious threat to postal employees and the general public.