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Indeed. More information: https://www.uspsoig.gov/blog/postal-service-and-its-obligation?page=5 https://www.uspsoig.gov/blog/postal-service-and-its-obligati..

by msla 6y ago

Indeed. More information: https://www.uspsoig.gov/blog/postal-service-and-its-obligation?page=5 https://www.uspsoig.gov/blog/postal-service-and-its-obligati... > But frequency of delivery is the only obligation that is clearly articulated in the Postal Service’s current USO. In fact, the USO is based on a hodgepodge of various legal requirements and regulations that, in most cases, provide only broad guidance. For example, while public access to postal services is another important component of the USO, there’s nothing about how many access points, such as collection boxes or post offices, must exist. Nothing there about delivering to every address.

jermaustin1 6y ago
https://facts.usps.com https://facts.usps.com > We’re proud to provide secure, reliable and affordable service to every address in the United States, plus its territories and its military and diplomatic installations worldwide. They say they provide postal service to every address in the United States, so if they are lying, then we as citizens should do something about it. I'm just going off the usps facts website, and what they claim.
- msla 6y ago
  > service to every address Doesn't say delivery to every address. Forcing some addresses to rent P.O. Boxes is still serving them.