The U.S. Postal
Service has announced that it will cancel and process mail in Charleston for two consecutive Sundays on
December 8 and 15.
Mary Sullivan,
Appalachian district manager, said customers should deposit their mail in the
blue mail boxes as soon as possible this holiday season.
"Since we are
expecting a higher than normal mail volume on Mondays during the holidays, we
are going to cancel and process mail in Charleston
on these two Sundays," Sullivan said. "Getting your mail to us as
soon as possible will help us process and deliver your holiday mail on
time."
Normally the post
office doesn't cancel and process mail on Sunday, but it said it is expecting
mail volumes to increase from about 400,000 pieces on an average day to about
one million on Dec. 16.
"We
appreciate your business and we are committed to providing all of our customers
with the best possible mail deliver service," Sullivan added.
The postal service
is also asking customers to send out mail early in the morning during the
holiday season.