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Postal Regulatory
Postal Regulatory Commission 901 New York Avenue, NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20268-0001 www.prc.gov
Commission
Phone: 202-789-6800 Fax: 202-789-6886 Contact: Ann Fisher [email protected]
Press Release September 21, 2009
Postal Regulatory Commission to Conduct Public Hearing On Possible U.S. Postal Service Station and Branch Closures Washington, DC –Interested parties are invited to attend a public hearing of the Postal Regulatory Commission concerning the U.S. Postal Service “Station and Branch Optimizations Initiative” that could affect postal retail offices nationwide, including 26 offices located in the Bronx, New York City and the state of New York. See attached list of New York postal offices currently under review by the Postal Service for possible closure. What:
Public Hearing of the Postal Regulatory Commission regarding Possible Station and Branch Closings by U.S. Postal Service
When:
1-4 p.m., September 23, 2009
Where:
O’Keefe Commons, O’Hare Hall Rose Hill Campus, Fordham University 441 East Fordham Road Bronx, New York
Who:
COMMISSIONERS: Ruth Goldway, Chairman; Nanci Langley, Vice Chairman; Dan Blair; Mark Acton; and Tony Hammond. WITNESSES: Jeffrey D. Klein, New York State Senator, 34th District, Fernando Tirado, District Manager, Bronx Community Board 7; William Grygus, Postmaster, Ringwood NJ; Wendy Smith, Asst. Vice President Fulfillment and Postal Affairs, Publishers Clearinghouse; Commander Brian George, Joint Military Postal Activity-Atlantic, Military Postal Service Agency; Richard Doherty, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts; Annelen Madigan, Director of Social Services, Rosehill Housing Management Corporation; Clarice Torrence, President, New York Metro Area, American Postal Workers Union; John Vincenzi, President, Branch 459, National Association of Postal Supervisors; and Letter Carrier Fred Gramble, Branch 36, National Association of Letter Carriers.
Background: On July 10, 2009 the Commission issued Order no. 244 establishing Docket N2009-1 to review a U.S. Postal Service proposal that could result in numerous station and branch offices being closed nationwide. This hearing is part of an ongoing review of the Postal Service’s proposal by the Commission and is designed to enhance public participation in the process and to ensure a thorough, transparent public review of the proposal.
- 30 The Postal Regulatory Commission is an independent federal agency comprised of five Presidentially-appointed and Senate-confirmed Commissioners, each serving terms of six years. The Chairman is designated by the President. In addition to Chairman Ruth Goldway, the other Commissioners are Vice Chairman Nanci Langley, Dan Blair, Tony Hammond, and Mark Acton.
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NEW YORK STATIONS AND BRANCHES CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW FOR POSSIBLE CLOSURE BY THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE (OFFICES IDENTIFIED BY U.S. POSTAL SERVICE ON SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 - UPDATED LIST ANTICIPATED IN EARLY OCTOBER 2009.)
Albany Delaware Patroon Pine
332 Delaware Avenue 12209-9998 1226 Broadway 12204-9998 5 So. Allen Street 12203-9998
Botanical Clason Point Crotona Park Hillside Melcourt Oak Point Van Nest
2963 Webster Ave 10458-9998 829 Soundview Avenue 10473-9998 1682 Boston Road 10460-9998 3292 Boston Rd 10469-9998 754 Melrose Ave 10451-9998 839 East 149 Street 10455-9998 715 Morris Park Avenue 10462-9998
Bronx
Buffalo Broadway Fillmore Station Lackawanna Branch Midcity Station Flushing Laguardia Airport Long Island Parcel Post Annex New York Cherokee College Pitt Port Authority Port Authority Convenience Tudor City West Village Rochester Dewey Schenectady Scotia Syracuse Elmwood North Syracuse
1035 Broadway Ave 14212-9993 683 Ridge Rd 14218-9998 1245 Main St 14209-9998 1 Main Terminal 11371-9998 4310 10th St 11101-9997 1483 York Ave 10021-8840 217 West 140th St. 10030-9998 185 Clinton Street 10002-9991 76 Ninth Ave 10011-9992 625 8th Ave 10129-9991 5 Tudor City Pl Frnt 4 10017-9991 527 Hudson Street 10014-9992 376 Lexington Avenue 14613-9998 224 Mohawk Ave 12302-9998 1225 South Avenue 13207-9998 201 South Main 13212-9998
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Postal Regulatory Commission 901 New York Avenue, NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20268-0001 www.prc.gov
Commission
Phone: 202-789-6800 Fax: 202-789-6886 Contact: Ann Fisher [email protected]
Press Release September 21, 2009
Postal Regulatory Commission to Conduct Public Hearing On Possible U.S. Postal Service Station and Branch Closures Washington, DC –Interested parties are invited to attend a public hearing of the Postal Regulatory Commission concerning the U.S. Postal Service “Station and Branch Optimizations Initiative” that could affect postal retail offices nationwide, including 26 offices located in the Bronx, New York City and the state of New York. See attached list of New York postal offices currently under review by the Postal Service for possible closure. What:
Public Hearing of the Postal Regulatory Commission regarding Possible Station and Branch Closings by U.S. Postal Service
When:
1-4 p.m., September 23, 2009
Where:
O’Keefe Commons, O’Hare Hall Rose Hill Campus, Fordham University 441 East Fordham Road Bronx, New York
Who:
COMMISSIONERS: Ruth Goldway, Chairman; Nanci Langley, Vice Chairman; Dan Blair; Mark Acton; and Tony Hammond. WITNESSES: Jeffrey D. Klein, New York State Senator, 34th District, Fernando Tirado, District Manager, Bronx Community Board 7; William Grygus, Postmaster, Ringwood NJ; Wendy Smith, Asst. Vice President Fulfillment and Postal Affairs, Publishers Clearinghouse; Commander Brian George, Joint Military Postal Activity-Atlantic, Military Postal Service Agency; Richard Doherty, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts; Annelen Madigan, Director of Social Services, Rosehill Housing Management Corporation; Clarice Torrence, President, New York Metro Area, American Postal Workers Union; John Vincenzi, President, Branch 459, National Association of Postal Supervisors; and Letter Carrier Fred Gramble, Branch 36, National Association of Letter Carriers.
Background: On July 10, 2009 the Commission issued Order no. 244 establishing Docket N2009-1 to review a U.S. Postal Service proposal that could result in numerous station and branch offices being closed nationwide. This hearing is part of an ongoing review of the Postal Service’s proposal by the Commission and is designed to enhance public participation in the process and to ensure a thorough, transparent public review of the proposal.
- 30 The Postal Regulatory Commission is an independent federal agency comprised of five Presidentially-appointed and Senate-confirmed Commissioners, each serving terms of six years. The Chairman is designated by the President. In addition to Chairman Ruth Goldway, the other Commissioners are Vice Chairman Nanci Langley, Dan Blair, Tony Hammond, and Mark Acton.
__________________________________________________________________________________
NEW YORK STATIONS AND BRANCHES CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW FOR POSSIBLE CLOSURE BY THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE (OFFICES IDENTIFIED BY U.S. POSTAL SERVICE ON SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 - UPDATED LIST ANTICIPATED IN EARLY OCTOBER 2009.)
Albany Delaware Patroon Pine
332 Delaware Avenue 12209-9998 1226 Broadway 12204-9998 5 So. Allen Street 12203-9998
Botanical Clason Point Crotona Park Hillside Melcourt Oak Point Van Nest
2963 Webster Ave 10458-9998 829 Soundview Avenue 10473-9998 1682 Boston Road 10460-9998 3292 Boston Rd 10469-9998 754 Melrose Ave 10451-9998 839 East 149 Street 10455-9998 715 Morris Park Avenue 10462-9998
Bronx
Buffalo Broadway Fillmore Station Lackawanna Branch Midcity Station Flushing Laguardia Airport Long Island Parcel Post Annex New York Cherokee College Pitt Port Authority Port Authority Convenience Tudor City West Village Rochester Dewey Schenectady Scotia Syracuse Elmwood North Syracuse
1035 Broadway Ave 14212-9993 683 Ridge Rd 14218-9998 1245 Main St 14209-9998 1 Main Terminal 11371-9998 4310 10th St 11101-9997 1483 York Ave 10021-8840 217 West 140th St. 10030-9998 185 Clinton Street 10002-9991 76 Ninth Ave 10011-9992 625 8th Ave 10129-9991 5 Tudor City Pl Frnt 4 10017-9991 527 Hudson Street 10014-9992 376 Lexington Avenue 14613-9998 224 Mohawk Ave 12302-9998 1225 South Avenue 13207-9998 201 South Main 13212-9998
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