The post office became under the federal government in the Civil service reform act in 1910 under Taft. Postmasters were added to the classified service. In 1912 the parcel post system was set up and in the first year 700,000,000 parcels flooded through post offices in 1913. You can thank Taft, as well, for the 16th amendment and the IRS.
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The federal government for the post office and the federal/state for the roads.
The post office is a federal agency. It is written in the constitution that America will have a post office. It will always be a federal offense to tamper with mail or a mailbox.
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Independence Day is a federal holiday, so all non-essential federal institutions like the post office are closed on that day.
One can find applications for federal pell grants at their local post office. The post office always has these on hand, and they will be happy to bring it out and show it to you.
No , Martin Luther King is a Federal holiday and the post offices will be closed .
Yes, It is a Federal Holiday.
Yes. It is not a federal holiday . The 1st is a federal holiday .
No, the post office is open on Patriot's Day (because it is not a Federal holiday).
The post office is not a for-profit organization. It makes money through federal funding, as well as shipping and handeling charges and postage. (stamps)