TULSA, OK — If you are still sharpening your pencil to work on federal or state taxes, your local Post Office is ready to help you meet that all important April 18 deadline.
Tulsa customers can drop off their taxes at the Airport Station – 2601 N Cargo Rd until midnight. To ensure the security of the mail there will be no manual postmarking of tax mail at any location. “Tax mail, like all other collection mail will be processed through our Advanced Facer Canceller System machines which feature a Biohazard Detection System. If we receive your tax mail by midnight you can rest assured that your mail will receive the April 18 postmark,” said Jeff Dalton, Acting Plant Manager of the Tulsa Processing & Distribution Center.
The following Tulsa Post Offices have Self-Service Kiosks (SSSMC) that are available 24 hours – that includes Tax Day:
- Donaldson Station – 1423 Terrance Dr
- Eastside Station – 2920 S 129 E Ave
- Sheridan Station – 6110 E 51 St
- Southeast Station – 9023 E 46th St
- Robert Jenkins Station – 6910 Yorktown Ave
- Owasso Post Office – 1233 N Cedar St
- Broken Arrow Post Office – 1701 S Main St
At SSKs, customers can weigh letters and parcels and purchase stamps at the touch of a screen, using debit and credit cards. Mailers are cautioned to check the collection times at SSKs and at collection boxes to make certain that mail deposited precedes the last posted collection time.
The Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.
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