I can help obtain answers or facilitate your requests to move your mailbox, change your address, resolve mail delivery issues, and address USPS employee grievances. In addition to what you see below, please contact one of my district offices with questions you may have or to request personal assistance with a matter pertaining to the USPS.
Helpful USPS Sites:
Locate your local Postmaster
Locate your local post office by zipcode
Change your mailing address
Commonly Asked Postal Questions:
Can congressman Polis help me with a delivery problem I am experiencing with the United States Postal Service?
Yes. My office works directly with the Regional Postmaster to ensure that constituents' difficulties are resolved.
Can I move a mailbox?
As a general rule, mailboxes can be moved only for individuals who
have physical conditions that inhibit their ability to retrieve their
mail. However, the USPS considers mailbox placement requests on a
case-by-case basis.
According to USPS regulations, a curbside mailbox must be placed to
allow safe and convenient delivery by carriers without leaving their
vehicles. The box must be on the right-hand side of the road in the
direction of the carriers travel on any new rural route or highway
contract route, in all cases where traffic conditions are dangerous for
the carriers to drive to the left to reach the box, or where their
doing so would violate traffic laws and regulations. (USPS Regulation DO41, 2.7 )
I think my mail is being tampered with. Where should I report it?
If you suspect your mail is being tampered with, contact your local Postmaster as soon as possible. The Suspicious Mail publication provides examples of mail that should be regarded with caution.
The Security Mail Center also issued the following publications addressing mail security issues:
Mail Center Security Handbook
Mail Center Best Practices
Price information is also readily available on the Postal Service Website. You can also click here for the USPS postage price calculator.
The Postal Service often has openings throughout the country. Get information on the requirements and the application process
Office Contact:
In order to open a case on your behalf , I need a signed letter or privacy authorization form
from you, giving permission to look into your case. Due to the Privacy
Act of 1974, no inquiries can be made without such written consent. As
such, an e-mail will not suffice as a release. A written signature must
be given.
For all Postal issues, please download and fill out the privacy authorization form
and mail or fax it to Danielle Henry in my Thornton Office.
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