INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Most retail counters in Greater Indiana District Post Offices will close at 12:00 noon on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24 and New Year’s Eve, Friday, December 31. Mail delivery for December 24 and December 31 is not affected by the change. The Greater Indiana District includes cities and towns with ZIP Codes 460-469, 472-475 and 478-479.
Final mail pick-up from most blue collection boxes will be at 12:00 noon on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve except at those offices open later. The following Greater Indiana District Post Offices will be open on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve until 5:00 p.m.
Anderson (1505 Raible Avenue)
Bloomington Main Office (206 E. 4th Street)
Brownsburg (411 Northfield Drive)
Carmel (275 Medical Drive)
Columbus (450 Jackson Street)
Crown Point (128 S. East Street)
Fishers (8500 E. 116th Street)
Fort Wayne Main Office (1501 S. Clinton)
Gary Main Office (1499 Martin Luther King Drive)
Greenfield (207 N. State Street)
Greenwood (407 W. Smith Valley Road)
Hammond Main Office (5530 Sohl Avenue)
Indianapolis Eagle Creek Branch (6401 Gateway Drive)
Indianapolis Nora Branch (1300 E. 86th Street)
Indianapolis Southport Branch (1701 E. Edgewood Avenue)
Kokomo (2719 S. Webster Street)
Lafayette (3450 State Road 26 East)
Merrillville (303 W. 80th Place)
Michigan City (303 Washington Street)
Muncie (501 W. Memorial Drive)
Noblesville (1900 Pleasant Street)
South Bend Main Office (424 S. Michigan Street)
Terre Haute Main Office (150 W. Margaret Drive)
Valparaiso (2700 Valparaiso Street)
Revised hours will be posted at each Post Office and commercial customers are asked to check with their Bulk Mail Acceptance Unit for December 24 and December 31 hours of operation. On New Year’s Eve, additional select larger post offices will remain open until 3:00 p.m.
All Post Offices will be closed Saturday, December 25 and Saturday, January 1. Express Mail (with paid holiday premium) will be delivered on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day in most major metro areas.
Regular mail delivery will resume on Monday, December 27, 2010 and Monday, January 3, 2011.
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