USPS Watchdog Finds Delayed Mail and Poor Conditions at Four Baltimore Delivery Units

A new USPS Office of Inspector General capping report has found delayed mail, problems with arrow key management and deficient property conditions at all four Baltimore-area delivery units reviewed.

The report summarizes findings from an examination of mail delivery and property conditions at the four units and includes five recommendations made to USPS management to address the problems identified.

"Read our report for more details," the inspector general's office said in announcing the findings.

The capping report covers delivery operations in the Maryland District's Baltimore area. The office did not disclose further details of the individual findings or the specific recommendations in its announcement, referring readers to the full report.

The USPS Office of Inspector General is based in Arlington, Virginia.