With snow accumulations expected this week, along with frigid temps, the United States Postal service is asking customers to make things a little easier for their carriers.
Customer Relations Coordinator Bryan Greeves says customers should help clear a path to their mailbox, whether by shoveling or clearing ice, to make sure carriers can deliver their mail and packages.
Greeves says carriers will do everything they can to deliver mail, but if they feel it is unsafe to do so, they might wait until a path is cleared and it could lead to delays in a customers mail being delivered.
USPS also asks anyone close to a blue collection box to clear snow and ice so customers can deposit mail.
