Brindisi expresses USPS concerns

Congressman Anthony Brindisi has sent a letter to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy asking to prioritize support for the postal service.

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> e postmastegeneral nounced yesterd no furer cost cting chges until ter the eleion... butcongressmai says that's not enough.

Today, brindisi stood along side letter carriers and customers in front of utica's post office facility, demanding the postmaster general and congress do everything they can to save the united states postal service.

He says there are 150 facilities within the 22nd congressional district.

And a lot of customers who rely on the serivce.

1:15:12;06 "older americans get lifesaving medicine in the mail, veterans receive information about their benefits that they've earned.

Main stream businesses, online retailers, farming communities, artists, and others use the mail to ship products, checks and more."

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None :58;09 "i was a member of the postal customer council, and while serving on that i realized just how important the service was and is to small business owners, it gives us a chance and levels the playing field especially with small business owners who need to find an alternative, the postal service has been tremendous for us."

1:16;28 > brindisi says he iseing a bipaisan leer to the postmasterl towns and cities.

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