Object to the relocation of the Midwood Station Post Office

In the coming months, the USPS is planning to close the Midwood Station Post Office due to loss of lease and reopen it near Kings Highway, over a mile away and outside the 11230 ZIP code. Objections can only be made by sending a physical letter to the USPS leasing office in North Carolina.

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United States Post Office
Attention: Brooklyn Midwood Station Office Relocation
P.O. Box 27497
Greensboro, NC 27498-1103

Dear USPS Representatives,

I am writing to express my concerns regarding the proposed relocation of the Midwood Station Post Office from its longstanding address at 1288 Coney Island Avenue to a new location on Kings Highway.

The Midwood Post Office has served as a community staple since 1968, providing a vital service within the 11230 ZIP code. By moving over a mile south, outside of our ZIP code boundaries, you would not only inconvenience a significant number of residents but also disrupt the community fabric that has been centered around this critical postal facility.

Furthermore, situating the new office just a few blocks from another existing post office seems highly inefficient and suggests a disregard for the established service patterns of Midwood residents. There are undoubtedly closer locations that could be considered for the new site of the Midwood Station Post Office. Keeping the post office within proximate walking or traveling distance is not just a matter of convenience, but also an issue of accessibility for many, including the elderly and those without cars.

The loss of the lease should not precipitate such a drastic shift in service location, which seems to overlook the preferences and needs of those it serves. I strongly urge you to reassess the proposed relocation, engage with the community to understand our concerns, and find a more suitable location within or nearer to the 11230 ZIP code.

Sincerely,

Postal Customer