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Feb. 17, 2021

USPS Temporarily Adjusts Retail and Delivery Operatins for Arkansas Post Offices

Arkansas --- In an abundance of caution, and to ensure the safety of both postal customers and employees, the Arkansas District is temporarily suspending retail and delivery operations at the following Post Offices until further notice.  The Postal Service will provide additional information when regular operations resume.

Office Name

Office Address

Carlisle

206 N COURT ST  72024

Crockets Bluff

2908 HWY 153  72038

Crumrod

38305 HWY 44 S   72328

Doddridge

28338 US HWY 71   71834

East Camden

510 A HWY 274   71701

Elizabeth

4506 ELIZABET RD   72531

Gamaliel

7621 HWY 101   72537

Goodwin

75 SFC 907   72340

Gregory

20087 HWY 33 S   72059

Hensley

27001 HWY 365   72065

Hope

121 S LAUREL ST   71801

Jersy

198 BRADLEY RD 1 S   71651

Jonesboro Nettleton Brance

4808 E NETTLETON AVE   72401

Jonseboro ASU Branch

105 N CARAWAY RD   72467

Jonseboro DT Station

310 EAST ST   72401 (MAIN OFFICE)

Lambrook

31393 HWY 20   72353

LIT Hillcrest

2903 KAVANAUGH BLVD  72225

LIT Otter Creek

13501 OTTER CREEK PKWY  72210

LIT State Capitol

1 CAPITOL MALL  72201

Madison

101 S FIRST ST   72359

Monroe

18439 HWY 39 S  72108

Nashville

220 N MAIN ST  71852

Parkin

111 W FRONT ST  72373

Pine Bluff Main

100 E 8TH AVE  71601

Roe

180 MAIN ST  72134

Snow Lake

1586 S HWY 85  72379

Sturkie

5312 STURKIE RD  72578

Tupelo

11220 HWY 17 S  72169

Turner

8176 HWY 39  72383

Viola

9971 HWY 62 W  72583

Wheatley

100 LITTLE ROCK ST  72392

Willisville

102 NEVADA 8  71864

No alternate sites are available.

The U.S. Postal Service apologizes for any inconvenience these temporary suspensions may cause our customers.

USPS Service Alerts provide information to consumers, small businesses and business mailers about postal facility service disruptions due to weather-related and other natural disasters or events. Updated information is available at https://about.usps.com/newsroom/service-alerts/.

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