We
are asking our customers in the 474 zip code area to contact the Unites States Postal Service along with their
congressional representatives and legislators to express their displeasure with the recently
announced Area Mail Processing Feasibility Study.
Make these officials aware that the degradation of service that is likely to occur if the processing of the 474 zip code
mail is transferred to Indianapolis is unacceptable. Tell them that the virtual loss of the Bloomington
postmark (unless you stand in line to see a window clerk or, drop your mail in at a selected collection box at the post office), is unacceptable.
Contact your U.S. House and
Senate members and tell them to, "Keep the Service in My Postal Service!"
The USPS is soliciting comments from the customers in the 474 zip code area. Please, let them hear from you! Let them know what you expect from YOUR POSTAL SERVICE. We are asking that you tell them we need to keep or improve the level of service that we currently have in the 474 zip code area. Acting to consolidate operations just for the sake of doing so, doesn't make good sense. In fact, it didn't make sense in the early 1990's, it didn't make sense in 2007 and it still doesn't make sense today.
Please Send Your Comments to the USPS:
Faith Roell
Consumer Affairs Manager
3939 Vincennes Road
Indianapolis IN 46298-9631
Please use the links placed below if you need help in contacting your representatives. This will allow you to send an email, a printed letter or both to your elected officials.
Click here to contact us at BloomAPWU.com.
Here are additional links to the websites, addresses and phone numbers for your U.S. Senators and Representatives.
Senator Evan Bayh Senator Richard Lugar Congressman Steve Buyer - Indiana's 4th District
Congressman Brad Ellsworth - Indiana's 8th District Congress Baron Hill - Indiana's 9th District
That's Great work, But Don't Stop Now!
Contact
others who need to hear from you on this issue. The Mayor of your town,
Indiana State Representatives and Indiana State Senators need to hear
that you oppose this bad idea. This link will help you find your
Indiana State Representative and Indiana State Senator.
Here is a direct link to the Bloomington Herald Times, "Letter to the editor".
Bloomington Herald Times - Letters to the Editor
The Herald-Times
1900 South Walnut Street, PO Box 909
Bloomington, Indiana 47402
812-332-4401, 800-422-0070
Fax: 812-331-4285
Herald Times - submit a letter to the editor
Please consider contacting the
Mayor or local government officials in your community about the
possible consolidation of the Postal Service in your area. These
addresses will be added at a later date. If you need help contacting
these people, send us an email and we will be glad to help.
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