12-08-2008, 07:33 AM
Legal action seems appropriate.
I learned a/ 8 years ago that FedEx was contracted to deliver mail they couldn't keep up with.
I'm less than 5 miles from the Pahoa post office and mostly paved roads. It's rediculous. What happend to delivery regardless of rain, sleet and snow?
The schools in Kentucky were closed if weather was bad, but only one emergency state (a severe ice storm that disabled electricity) in more than 40 years is all I ever witnessed a postal closing. That was just a few days, as the postal service was back in order before the electricity was!
Mahalo for a rant allowance here,
Delia Montgomery
d/b/a Chic Eco
Environmental Fashion & Design ~ Consultant & Broker
www.ChicEco.com Info@ChicEco.com
I learned a/ 8 years ago that FedEx was contracted to deliver mail they couldn't keep up with.
I'm less than 5 miles from the Pahoa post office and mostly paved roads. It's rediculous. What happend to delivery regardless of rain, sleet and snow?
The schools in Kentucky were closed if weather was bad, but only one emergency state (a severe ice storm that disabled electricity) in more than 40 years is all I ever witnessed a postal closing. That was just a few days, as the postal service was back in order before the electricity was!
Mahalo for a rant allowance here,
quote:
Originally posted by Rob Tucker
This is a good place to post it.
FoPF (Friends of Puna's Future) has been interested in the USPS performance here for a while and are contemplating potential legal action.
As we build membership and budget more things become possible.....
Delia Montgomery
d/b/a Chic Eco
Environmental Fashion & Design ~ Consultant & Broker
www.ChicEco.com Info@ChicEco.com
Delia Montgomery,
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