I have heard from two different sources that the Tulsa Post office is going to stop their recycling program. I want to talk to the local person in charge and see if I can help in any way to keep them recycling.
It is impossible to reach this person by any of the numbers I can find. The local number just rings and rings, the national number just refers you back to the same unanswered phone number as before and the two different fax numbers I have found on their website don't work either.
I am just lost. Does anyone have a way to contact the Tulsa Postmaster? I guess I could buy a stamp and write them a letter, but was hoping to speak to them by e-mail or phone.
They've never given me any kind of good service. Barely adequate counter help, that's all.
Good luck.
"Postmaster"??? I thought that was sgrizzle.
Maybe go to the downtown post office and ask? I've never found a person, although I think if you search high and low on the USPS website, you might be able to find out. Seems like when I called before and found someone, it was a call center deal, I could never get a local person.
Ironically, the hardest place in town to get a hold of is the Tulsa Communications Center. 911, dispatch, etc. Try finding an address for that place, let alone a phone number, and god forbid you want to go in to the office!
But no. I can't help you with the Tulsa Post Master. Maybe find his office and stop by? Go to the downtown post office over lunch and ask if you can talk to him (he isn't there of course), then get pointed to where ever his office is?
Dunno.
Who is the local Postmaster anyway?
Quote from: joiei on April 29, 2009, 11:16:10 AM
Who is the local Postmaster anyway?
Kathy Ervin-Johnson is the last one I found.
Why the f is it so hard to find any info on the Tulsa Post Master? The glass door won't even post salaries for her.
You could try sending the Postmaster a letter but I bet it gets lost :D
I'm getting voicemail and a bad number so far...
I'm stopping before I feel I've gone postal...sorry RM.
I think she can only be reached by letter.
The post office is boycotting phones, they think that the telephone will eventually put them out of business.
Quote from: Gaspar on April 29, 2009, 01:48:19 PM
I think she can only be reached by letter.
The post office is boycotting phones, they think that the telephone will eventually put them out of business.
Hope no-one tells them about e-mail.
It's Kathy J Ervin according to the USPS website.
You may try the PR person:
Beth Fisk 918-732-6644 beth.a.fisk@usps.gov
but if the usps stays true to form, then the postmasters email address would be kathy.j.ervin@usps.gov
best wishes. I have tried before. your better off solving global warming, feeding the hungry and bringing North Korea into the 21st century.
I'm not sure if the Postmaster is still in the Federal Building downtown or if that office is located out at the sorting center.
If you want to try a way of finding her if the office is still downtown call either the ATF, Secret Service or U.S. Marshall's office since they are in that building. Then it is a simple "oops, I dialed the wrong extension, can you transfer me?" and you should reach your destination.
Put a little baking soda in an envelope and leave it on the counter. Be sure to look squarely at the camera as you walk out. . . . they'll be in touch.
Quote from: Trogdor on April 29, 2009, 11:55:25 AM
You could try sending the Postmaster a letter but I bet it gets lost :D
I did send a letter to the Postmaster, it came back undeliverable, no such address.
RecycleMichael,
Check your PM.
MG
Quote from: Wrinkle on April 29, 2009, 04:39:32 PM
Put a little baking soda in an envelope and leave it on the counter. Be sure to look squarely at the camera as you walk out. . . . they'll be in touch.
That was tight.....lol....
RM. Contact this man.
Quote from: dbacks fan on April 29, 2009, 04:47:08 PM
I did send a letter to the Postmaster, it came back undeliverable, no such address.
:D That's perfect.
I never had any luck finding a valid contact when I tried,
http://www.tulsanow.org/forum/index.php?topic=12009.0
Seems they have disconnected most of their phone lines and retreated into their own little world.
The website is beyond useless.
Has anyone else had any luck with a mail holds?
Every time I try it either doesn't get held at all or it doesn't get resumed until days after it's supposed to. Then they call at 5am to ask if I want my accumulated mail delivered, after that's the choice I've previously indicated on the online form.
I recently filled out a mail hold form on the website for a couple weeks in the future. But I'm fairly certain they've begun holding my mail now. Haven't gotten any at all this week and I know several things should've arrived.
The downtown PO phone just rings and rings. The 1800 number disconnects me after I select the correct option. I doubt I'll be getting any mail for a few weeks, then I'm sure they'll resume delivery when I'm out of town.
You'd think a mail hold was a difficult request the way they manage to butcher it every time.
Wait 'til they get ahold of your health care.
Quote from: Wrinkle on July 30, 2009, 02:43:38 PM
Wait 'til they get ahold of your health care.
Who? The U.S. Postal Service?
Quote from: TURobY on July 30, 2009, 03:04:54 PM
Who? The U.S. Postal Service?
C Everette Coop warned us of this. Post Master General wants to be your health care provider.
Quote from: TURobY on July 30, 2009, 03:04:54 PM
Who? The U.S. Postal Service?
Right, silly. No, the Feds. The postal service is the best operation they have.