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GGD-85-52 1 (1985-05-15)

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 REPORT BY THE U. S,



 General Accounting Office







 Mail Delivery Procedures In

 White Plains, New York




 A White Plains firm complained that con-
 stantly late mail delivery was harming its
 competitive position. It believed, more-
 over, that delivery should occur by 9:30
 a.m. The firm's mail is delivered by a U.S.
 Postal Service letter carrier who walks an
 established delivery route.

 On this and many other White Plains
 routes, mail deliveries are occurring later
than they should because carriers are not
starting delivery on time. The delays result
from a relatively recent and significant
growth in the amount of mail they must sort
and deliver. The White Plains Post Office
has been trying to eliminate the delays and
plans further action during fiscal year 1985.
Even so, delivery to the firm by 9:30 a.m. is
not possible on the established route.










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