To: Patrick R. Donahoe, U.S. Postmaster General
Don't End Saturday Mail Delivery
Ending Saturday mail delivery is not the answer to fix USPS's financial crisis.
Every American will be affected by ending Saturday service, especially our seniors, small businesses and those in rural areas without access to internet.
Please do not rush to judgment on this and investigate other options to avoid ending Saturday delivery altogether.
Thank you.
Every American will be affected by ending Saturday service, especially our seniors, small businesses and those in rural areas without access to internet.
Please do not rush to judgment on this and investigate other options to avoid ending Saturday delivery altogether.
Thank you.
Why is this important?
On February 6, 2013, the United States Postmaster General announced plans to end Saturday mail delivery across the United States.
Ending Saturday delivery is not the solution to end USPS's financial problems.
Saturday delivery provides vital services to our communities, seniors and small businesses. Ending the delivery will affect all of us, but especially those in rural areas that do not have access to internet.
This is not the solution to a sound USPS, and does nothing more than cut good-paying jobs.
Tell the Postmaster General to reverse course and not cut Saturday mail delivery.
Ending Saturday delivery is not the solution to end USPS's financial problems.
Saturday delivery provides vital services to our communities, seniors and small businesses. Ending the delivery will affect all of us, but especially those in rural areas that do not have access to internet.
This is not the solution to a sound USPS, and does nothing more than cut good-paying jobs.
Tell the Postmaster General to reverse course and not cut Saturday mail delivery.