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Jan. 31, 2024

Notice of Proposed Relocation and Comment Period

Nisswa MN Post Office

What:

The U.S. Postal Service is mailing a postcard to the Nisswa MN addresses, announcing a proposed relocation of the Post Office previously located at 25551 Main St., Nisswa, MN 56468-5000. The postcard provides information about the public comment period.

Who:

USPS Real Estate Specialist Greg Shelton

Background:

Due to space deficiency of the current Post Office, the Postal Service is now looking for a new retail location within two miles from the current location. The Postal Service is looking for an existing building that is about 4,500 SF with 25+ parking.   

The relocation project will consist of procuring a suitable substitute location, as close as reasonably possible to the existing location. Retail Services will continue at the current Post Office until all necessary preparations are completed at the new location.

We are inviting comments on the proposal and request they be sent to the following address within the next 45 days: United States Postal Service, ATTN: Nisswa MN Relocation, PO BOX 27497, Greensboro, NC 27498-1103.

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