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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wxcoin, post: 7714941, member: 74624&quot;]When I retired I moved to a rural location in the north woods of WI.&nbsp; Houses along the first 2 miles of my dead end town road have mailboxes at the end of their driveways.&nbsp; At the time I moved there, anyone who lived along the last 0.6 miles of the road had their mailboxes in a group at the 2 mile mark. History shows that the road used to end there 40 years ago.&nbsp;&nbsp; Granted, at the time I moved there I was the only year round resident in that group.&nbsp; Since I had to walk a quarter mile to my mailbox and shovel snow away from it in the winter, I asked the local postmaster several years ago if I could move my mailbox down the road to near my driveway.&nbsp; The postmaster granted my request.&nbsp; Last summer several now full time residents further down the road requested their mailboxes to be moved by their driveways.&nbsp; The local postmaster was going to grant the requests by had to deny them after Dejoy became the new postmaster general.&nbsp; Basically,&nbsp; lengthening the route would add another mile to the rural mail carriers route and cost the post office more money.&nbsp; Since Dejoy became postmaster I&#039;ve noticed a degradation in delivery times.&nbsp; I absolutely don&#039;t blame the average postal worker; one of my neighbors is a retired postal worker.&nbsp; The issues we have now are most likely a result of the top level management.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S.&nbsp; Sorry for the rant.&nbsp; I&#039;m old and get no respect![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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