USPS spokesperson issues apology following Middletown packages complaints
The Postal Service issued an apology today after customers in Middletown complained about unsupervised packages being left in unsafe locations.
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Dec 2, 2020, 12:12 PM
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Updated 1,375 days ago
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10h agoThe Postal Service issued an apology today after customers in
Middletown complained about unsupervised packages being left in unsafe
locations.
News 12 is told Middletown postal officials have been instructed to review delivery protocols
with the employees involved.
Customers who were affected will be contacted to prevent any
similar problems in the future.
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