Booneville, AR Postmaster Scott Koenig (l) presented Rural
Carrier Ruby Gartman with her Million Mile Safe Driver Award. She has completed
36 years of driving without an at-fault accident.
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Thursday, August 6, 2015
Monday, August 3, 2015
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Monday, July 27, 2015
MARKED TREE EMPLOYEES CELEBRATE SAFE DRIVING
AR Manager Post Office Operations for Area 4 Chuck Hamilton
(r) recently presented the Marked Tree, AR carriers with Safe Driver Awards.
L-R Rural Carrier Tim Benton 30 years, City Carrier Assistant Brenda Saint 1
year, City Carrier Stacey Sparks 17 years and City Carrier Lance England 12
years.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
OZARK CUSTOMER APPRECIATES HER CARRIER
Ozark,
AR Rural Carrier Lesa Howell received a handmade lap quilt by one of her customers
and the following letter expressing how much her customer service is
appreciated.
“This
is to thank you for all you do. You
always go above and beyond to make sure our packages are delivered to us, and
kept safe and dry. There have been a few
times that I have had fabric delivered, and it was a relief to find out you had
put it somewhere safely for me.”
Thursday, July 16, 2015
MABELVALE CARRIERS CELEBRATE SAFE DRIVER AWARDS
Mabelvale,
AR Rural Carriers are recognized for safe driving. Front Row L-R: Pam York 9
yrs, Michael Baquial 9 yrs; Back Row L-R: Tiffanie Wesley 9 yrs, Bonnie Eilers
20 yrs, Lee Jefferson 2 yrs, Cammie Price 11 yrs, Hewitt Pokorny 10 yrs; Not
pictured Bernadette Williams 3 yrs.
Monday, July 13, 2015
LITTLE ROCK EMPLOYEE RECOGNIZED BY CUSTOMER FOR GREAT SERVICE
Little Rock, AR Secretary (a) Diana Smith recently received
a letter of commendation from a Russellville, AR customer.
“Dear Postmaster,
I just wanted you to know how thankful I am for your
employee Ms. Diana Smith. A very
important certified letter had been sent a week and a half ago. Your carrier tried to deliver it but their
office was closed. I’m not really sure
why it was attempted to be delivered again, but it sat in your Post Office for
a week.
I called and talked to Ms. Smith. She was able to promptly
locate the letter. She was able to have it delivered that day! She kept me
informed the whole time until it was delivered.
It is so nice to know that there are such nice people who really care. I feel like she went above and beyond to help
me. May God bless this sweet lady.”
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Monday, July 6, 2015
DEWITT RURAL CARRIERS HONORED FOR MILLION MILE SAFE DRIVING AWARD
Dewitt, AR celebrated two
large milestones as two Rural Carriers were recognized with certificates,
awards and an appreciation breakfast from Postmaster Audria Foran. Rural Carrier Cecelia Blackwell (l) earned a
34 year Million Mile Safe Driver Award and Rural Carrier James Hageman (r)
earned a 30 year Million Mile Safe Driver Award.
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Monday, June 29, 2015
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Friday, May 15, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
JACKSONVILLE RETAIL ASSOCIATE EARNS A GOLD STAR AWARD
Jacksonville,
AR Postmaster Pamela Thomas (r), Acting Supervisor Michelle Sharp (center left)
and Manager Post Office Operations Paula McDore (l) presented Jacksonville
Retail Associate Nikki Bayani (center right) with a Gold Star Award for
having a perfect Retail Customer Experience score.
CONGRATS NIKKI!
Friday, May 8, 2015
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Friday, May 1, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Friday, April 24, 2015
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Sunday, April 12, 2015
Friday, April 10, 2015
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Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Friday, April 3, 2015
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Friday, March 27, 2015
GRAVETTE RURAL CARRIER CELEBRATED AS A HERO
Gravette Rural Carrier Michelle Howard recently received a letter from the Postmaster General Megan J. Brennan for her bravery and selfless civic duty.
Michelle noticed smoke coming from a house on her route. After knocking on the door and not getting a response, she asked a neighbor to call emergency personnel. Michelle later learned that the homeowner was asleep in the house. Her early alert resulted in minimal damage to the house and probably saved the homeowner's life.
Thank you Michelle for your service and commitment to your community and customers.
Gravette Rural Carrier Michelle Howard recently received a letter from the Postmaster General Megan J. Brennan for her bravery and selfless civic duty.
Michelle noticed smoke coming from a house on her route. After knocking on the door and not getting a response, she asked a neighbor to call emergency personnel. Michelle later learned that the homeowner was asleep in the house. Her early alert resulted in minimal damage to the house and probably saved the homeowner's life.
Thank you Michelle for your service and commitment to your community and customers.
Monday, February 2, 2015
MABELVALE RURAL CARRIER A LOCAL HERO
On a recent Friday afternoon, Mabelvale, AR Rural Carrier Michael Baquial pulled up to a mailbox on his route and noticed a woman lying face up on the ground in her yard.
He left the vehicle to check on the lady and discovered she was unconscious; fire ants were covering her face. He went directly to the neighbor and had them call 911 for help. Mr. Baquial stayed with the woman, removing the fire ants and attempted to wake her up. He checked her pulse to make sure she was still alive.
While holding her in his lap she awakened. She had placed mail in her mailbox around noon and had been lying in her yard unconscious for over two hours due to an epilepsy incident. Fire and rescue arrived to render medical assistance. If not for Mr. Baquail’s quick thinking this might have turned out differently. Mr. Baquial also checked on her the next day and was presented with a thank you card.
Mabelvale, AR Rural Carrier Michael Baquial
On a recent Friday afternoon, Mabelvale, AR Rural Carrier Michael Baquial pulled up to a mailbox on his route and noticed a woman lying face up on the ground in her yard.
He left the vehicle to check on the lady and discovered she was unconscious; fire ants were covering her face. He went directly to the neighbor and had them call 911 for help. Mr. Baquial stayed with the woman, removing the fire ants and attempted to wake her up. He checked her pulse to make sure she was still alive.
While holding her in his lap she awakened. She had placed mail in her mailbox around noon and had been lying in her yard unconscious for over two hours due to an epilepsy incident. Fire and rescue arrived to render medical assistance. If not for Mr. Baquail’s quick thinking this might have turned out differently. Mr. Baquial also checked on her the next day and was presented with a thank you card.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
MARION POST OFFICE TAKES PART IN THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA
Marion,
AR Retail Associate Tami Archer (in the Santa hat) explaining the features and
benefits of using Priority Express
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Children
at the Marion, AR Christmas Extravaganza addressing letters to Santa at the US
Postal Service booth
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Past
and current Marion, AR Postmaster’s. L-R Arkansas MPOO Chuck Hamilton (Marion,
AR Postmaster 2005-2007), Darla Hart (2009-Present), Jan Stalls (retired
Postmaster 2007-2009)
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
LITTLE ROCK INDUSTRIAL STATION CARRIER HELPS A CHILD IN NEED
Little
Rock, AR Industrial City Carrier Freddy Dunaway was approached by the Wakefield
Elementary Principal about the possibility of adopting a needy child that would
not receive any presents for Christmas. Freddy was thrilled about the
opportunity to help a child in need as was his wife, Wendy. The fun part was being able to have lunch
with the child and give him a brand new bike for Christmas.
Friday, January 16, 2015
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - NEW EAP CONSULTANT
Dr. Karen Mathis has
joined the USPS EAP team on September 29, 2014. Karen graduated from Walden
University in Minneapolis, MN with her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and
holds a Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology from Tennessee State
University in Nashville, Tennessee and Bachelor’s of Psychology from the
University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff. She
was the Clinical Director for an agency in North Little Rock, Arkansas and
continues to have a thriving private practice. Karen is excited to be with the
USPS EAP and will be making several facility visits throughout the Arkansas
District introducing herself and sharing the scope of EAP services available to
all employees.
Dr.
Karen Mathis and the EAP are here for you.
EAP Counseling offers support and guidance for you and your family as
you deal with difficult situations. Confidential counseling are offered
face-to-face, telephonically, or a combination of both.
EAP Consultations are a way for you to talk with a professional about a specific
topic to get advice, information, or just have someone listen to your concerns.
EAP Coaching is designed to focus on your strengths and help you
reach your personal and professional goals. Coaching sessions are not a
counseling service and are offered face-to-face, telephonically, or a
combination of both.
As always, all EAP services are
free and confidential.
The
EAP also offers a wealth of information, self-help tools, and calculators that
you can access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visit www.EAP4YOU.com now to
learn more about the EAP and find helpful information, trainings, and
articles.
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