Postal Service Inauguration Changes

Post offices to close, mailboxes will be removed

By Scott Brodbeck
|  Tuesday, Jan 13, 2009  |  Updated 8:46 PM EDT
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On Inauguration Day, 58 mailboxes near the inaugural ceremonies will be removed for security purposes, the Postal Service announced today.

Also on Jan. 20, 17 post offices near the inaugural parade route or in government offices will be closed.

The Postal Service is warning customers to expect other service disruptions.

"The Postal Service will make every effort to provide retail and delivery service to customers on January 20; however, congestion and road closures in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area may prevent us from providing normal service," the Postal Service said in a statement.

No deliveries will be made on Jan. 20 in the 20004 and 20006 ZIP codes. Disruptions are expected in the following ZIP codes: 20001, 20002, 20003, 20005, 20024 and 20037.

A special Inauguration Day postmark and collector's items will be available during the Inauguration Day activities at the main Post Office at 900 Brentwood Road NE, Washington, DC, according to the Postal Service.

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