Inside USPS, Mailin' It, Postal HQ, Postal People
Two employees guide listeners of the new “Mailin’ It” podcast through the Postal Service’s rich history and give an insider’s look at the organization’s current and future innovations. When we started our careers at the Postal Service, there would have …
News & Events, Postal HQ, Postal People
Judy de Torok, Vice President, Corporate Affairs talks about the 2021 National Postal Forum One of the best parts of my job is that I get work with the National Postal Forum. Each year – and twice this year …
Tips & Tricks, USPS Did You Know & Tips
Make sure your mail moves with you Moving can be one of the most exciting points of someone’s life, yet it can also be the most stressful! While making sure your mail follows you to your new home may seem …
2021 Black Heritage stamps honor August Wilson “No one should think that Black history is confined to the month of February, when evidence to the contrary appears everywhere and in every month. Black History Month is not a token,” says …
Unusual ways the Postal Service delivers the holidays While kids around the world may believe the holidays are delivered by a jolly white-bearded man flying a sleigh, here at the Postal Service we run the real behind-the-scenes operation. We keep a well-hidden …
USPS — Bringing Presents to a Tree Near You When you can’t be home for Christmas, you can count on the U.S. Postal Service. We strive to achieve our core mission daily — to sort, transport and deliver letters, postcards …
Do your part to be energy smart! October marks National Energy Awareness Month — a time to promote understanding of the importance of energy for sustainability and our environmental well-being. Customers count on the Postal Service to deliver every day. …
Be Alert: Prevent a BITE Dog bites are an ongoing hazard for postal employees delivering the mail. More than 5,800 letter carriers were attacked in 2019 while trying to serve customers. “Be Alert: Prevent the BITE” is the theme for …
Together we can help Stamp Out Hunger in 2020 It might not feel like it just yet, but spring is in the air. Buds are starting to blossom. Grass is turning slightly greener. Birds that migrated south are starting to …