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Save the Bryte Post Office!

April 2010

Congressman Mike Thompson, who represents West Sacramento, visited the Bryte Branch Post Office April 2 after hearing from residents that the long-serving neighborhood facility might soon be closed. USPS spokesman Ralph Petty reassured the congressman during the visit that discontinuance of service at this time is no longer contemplated. The Bryte Branch will remain open for the foreseeable future.

March 2010

  • Letter from District Post Office Operations
  • Letter to Post Office Review Coordinator

    February 2010

    Many surveys from the community have been submitted. We are awaiting a response from the Postal Service.

    January 2010

    The USPS has issued a survey to PO box owners in the Bryte Post Office. The survey will determine the interest and usage of this post office location by the community. The Postal Service is considering consolidating services into one branch on Jefferson Ave.

    It is urgent that West Sacramento residents complete the survey and mail it before February 10, 2010. Copies of the letter, survey and contact information may be downloaded here.

    2009

    The Postal Service may consider closing our little branch post office, the Bryte Station at 1548 Lisbon Ave. Your help is needed for a letter-writing campaign to keep the Post Office open. This historic building has been a vibrant and central part of our community for years. We do not want to see it disappear. Our neighborhood is full of older immigrants who depend greatly on our postal branch to conduct postal business with their relatives “in the old country”. Their children, and/or grandchildren have moved away, they don’t speak English very well, they’re not on the internet, and, most importantly, after their experiences in the land of their birth, they may not invite government employees into their homes to pickup packages. They sometimes gather in two’s or three’s in order to help one another communicate with the clerk, and exchange greetings and news from the home they left behind. This branch is an integral, vibrant part of this community’s life.

    Contact us if you would like a stamped envelope to send your letter to the USPS Postmaster General... or we will mail your petition for you.

     
    >> find it on a map

    Letter contact information:
    Postmaster General John E. Potter
    United States Postal Service
    475 L’Enfant Plaza, Southwest
    Washington, D.C. 20260-2202

    >> Print a petition for your neighbors to sign!




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