USPS is asking residents with mailboxes for help in cleaning debris
According to USPS, the accumulation of debris around the mail receptacles can cause delays in their delivery.
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The Florida 1 District is asking for help from postal customers to provide uninterrupted mail service to all Northeast Florida residents in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.
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According to USPS, in some areas, contractors are removing the debris and taking the mail receptacles along with the debris.
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Residents who placed their mail on hold for 30 days or filed a temporary Change of Address due to Hurricane Idalia must replace their damaged mail receptacles. When their mailbox has been replaced, customers must call 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777) to reinstate delivery.
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