Help Us Keep Your Carriers Safe
Providence - Snow in New England can be a beautiful sight as it glistens on the lawn, decorates tree limbs and adds a sense of wonder to the holidays. It can come as a blessing for skiers, plow drivers and kids yearning for a school-free snow day. But for postal letter carriers and other delivery personnel it can be a nightmare.
Icy walkways, wet leaves and rakes, toys or other trip hazards hidden under the snow can cause injury to a carrier trying to navigate a path to your mailbox. Keeping your walkway clear of snow, ice and other obstacles can not only protect people delivering to your home, but it can also help you avoid potential insurance claims or lawsuits resulting from slip and fall injuries sustained on your property.
Likewise, if your home is serviced by a curbside mailbox, keeping a clear path to and from your box is each homeowner‘s responsibility.
Letter Carriers are committed to delivering to every address every day, provided that it’s safe to do so. With your help creating a safe environment, we can keep the mail moving and make sure everyone gets home safely at the end of the day.
On behalf of the more than 660,000 postal employees nationwide, we wish you a Joyous Holiday
Season and a Happy and Healthy New Year.
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