NEW YORK — In observance of Independence Day, retail Post Offices will be closed Tuesday, July 4. In addition, there will be limited administrative functions on Monday, July 3.

• Monday, July 3:
• Normal (Monday) service levels will be provided in delivery and collection operations.
• Retail windows will be open during regular hours of operation.
• Postal administrative functions may be closed or limited.  
• Tuesday, July 4:
• There will be no regular delivery service, except for select Priority Mail Express.
• Window service (including shipping supplies and services, stamps and money orders and passport application acceptance) will be closed.
• Customers with Post Offices Boxes inside of a retail Post Office lobby may wish to plan ahead or check with their local manager on accessibility
• Wednesday, July 5:
• Return to normal delivery service.
• Retail windows open regular hours.

The Postal Service continues to work to stamp out dog bites. We ask customers to be mindful of dogs during the holiday weekend and keep a clear path to the mailbox.   

In addition, please note:

For 24/7 access to most postal products and services, go to www.usps.com where you can look up a ZIP Code, track a package, buy stamps, hold mail, print postage online, submit a change of address, schedule a package pickup and find Post Office locations including self-service kiosks.
Customers can also sign up for our latest innovation, Informed Delivery, at www.usps.com. Informed Delivery lets residential consumers see what is arriving in their mailboxes by sending them digital previews of their incoming envelopes and postcards. These images can be viewed via email notifications or accessed through an online dashboard at informeddelivery.usps.com— perfect for travelers to check for important letters that are arriving over the holiday weekend.

We are celebrating the 2-year anniversary of the Delivering for America plan. Our Delivering for America plan, published on March 23, 2021, is guiding the transformation of the United States Postal Service from an organization in financial and operational crisis to one that is self-sustaining and high performing.

You can read the full plan here: Delivering for America.

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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