Does the mail run on washington's birthday
In the United States, the United States Postal Service (USPS) observes federal holidays, including Washington's Birthday (also known as Presidents' Day). On this day, which is celebrated on the third Monday of February, the USPS observes a federal holiday and does not deliver mail or operate regular mail services.
However, some exceptions apply:
- Priority Mail Express: This service is available 365 days a year, including federal holidays. If you need to send a Priority Mail Express package on Washington's Birthday, it will be delivered as usual.
- Limited services: Some post offices may offer limited services, such as selling stamps or handling package pickups, on Washington's Birthday. However, these services may be limited, and hours may vary.
- Private carriers: Private carriers like UPS and FedEx may operate on Washington's Birthday, but their hours and services may vary.
To confirm the status of mail delivery on Washington's Birthday, you can:
- Check the USPS website for holiday hours and service information.
- Contact your local post office to ask about their specific hours and services.
- Use a private carrier's website or contact their customer service to inquire about their holiday hours and services.
Remember to plan ahead and allow extra time for mail delivery if you need to send or receive mail on Washington's Birthday.