Postal Customers in Cavendish and Proctorsville have already or will be receiving a survey from the United States Postal Service (USPS). The Postal Service has established a review process for certain Post Offices known as the POST Plan. As we learned this past May, both post offices have been slated for reduced window service.
While
Proctorsville has yet to receive their survey, people in Cavendish starting
receiving theirs today, Friday Sept. 21. It is anticipated that Proctorsville
customers will receive theirs in the next week or so.
According to the
Cavendish Post Office survey, “After receiving the results of this survey,
the Postal Service will examine the responses and, unless the community has a
strong preference (more than 60 percent) for conducting a discontinuance study
for the Cavendish Post Office and establishing one of the additional sources of
services described below, the Postal Service intends to maintain the Cavendish
Post Office with 4 hours of window service each weekday. Current Saturday
window service hours and access to delivery receptacles will not change as a
result of the POST Plan realignment of weekday window service hours.
In addition
to this survey, the Postal Service will hold a meeting at the Cavendish Post
Office at 2025 Main St, Cavendish VT, 05142 on 10/23/12 at 4 pm to answer
questions and provide additional information about POST Plan. At the meeting,
local management will share the results of the survey, answer questions and
solicit input regarding the time of day the Post Office will be open. A final
decision about the post office will not be made until after this meeting.
The Postal
Service is also seeking locally established businesses or organizations to
serve as contractor-operated postal retail units in communities like yours. If
you are interested in operating a postal retail unit, please visit the website for additional information.
The survey
offers four options: keep the office open with reduced hours; conduct a
discontinuance study for the office and provide roadside mailbox delivery;
conduct a discontinuance study for the office and find a suitable alternative
location operated by a contractor, usually at a local business; or conduct a
discontinuance study for the office and relocate PO Box service to a nearby
Post Office. If you select limiting postal hours, you can provide those hours
most convenient for window service.
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