SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — On October 23, 2010, letter carriers responsible for delivering mail to South San Francisco will be temporarily moving to the San Bruno Main Post Office, 1300 Huntington Ave., San Bruno, CA 94066. The move is in anticipation of the closing of the South San Francisco Carrier Annex, 1070 San Mateo Ave., South San Francisco, 94080 because of the loss of the lease at the carrier facility.
“We are temporarily expanding the San Bruno Post Office to accommodate the South San Francisco letter carriers,” said Tony Beltran, postmaster of South San Francisco. A total of 48 carrier routes for ZIP Code 94080 will temporarily move into the San Bruno Post Office.
Customers should not experience a change in delivery service; however, they should be aware of one important change. Effective October 25, 2010, customers residing in the 94080 ZIP Code who receive a notice to pick up an Express Mail letter or package will no longer do so at 1070 San Mateo Ave., South San Francisco. Instead, they will pick up Express Mail items at the San Bruno Post Office. All other notice left pick-ups will continue at the Chestnut Station, 36 Chestnut Ave., South San Francisco.
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