Post Official Officials Want To Hear From You

TARRYTOWN, NY – Westchester District postal officials are hosting Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 14 at 21 select post offices in the area. Postal managers will be in the 21 post pffice lobbies from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. talking to customers, thanking them for their business and soliciting feedback to help identify areas of opportunity to improve service.

“Customer Appreciation Day gives us the opportunity to thank customers and hear what they have to say,” says Westchester District Manager Richard Conte.“These are very competitive and challenging times for the Postal Service and we need to hear from our customers about the things we are doing right and where we can improve.”

The appreciation events come in the wake of months of complaints in the area about mis-delivered mail, missing mail and other problems.

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Customer Appreciation Day participating Post Offices include

• Mount Vernon at 15 South 1st Avenue
• White Plains at 100 Fischer Avenue
• New Rochelle at 255 North Avenue
• Monsey at 15 Melnick Drive
• Poughkeepsie at 55 Mansion Street
• Arlington at 41 Raymond Avenue in Poughkeepsie
• Larchmont at 1 Chatsworth Avenue
• Scarsdale at 29 Chase Road
• Hartsdale at 441 Central Park Avenue
• Elmsford at 2 East Main Street
• Dobbs Ferry at 120 Main Street
• Mamaroneck at 309 Mount Pleasant Avenue
• Hastings on Hudson at 591 West Warburton Avenue
• Irvington at 25 North Buckhout Street
• Valhalla at 10 Cleveland Street
• Tarrytown at 50 North Broadway
• Ardsley at 875 Saw Mill River Road
• Yonkers at 79-81 Main Street
• Yonkers East at 915 Yonkers Avenue
• Yonkers Centuck at 1585 Central Park Avenue
• Yonkers South at 335 South Broadway

Westchester postal officials also encourage residents to contact the Postal Service’s toll free Customer Care Center at 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777) with specific concerns, complaints and compliments. Residents can also send postal officials an email by visiting the Postal Service’s website and clicking on “Contact Us” at the bottom of our USPS.com homepage. Every call and email will be carefully documented and appropriate action taken.

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