Postal service rules dictate that each box must receive at least 25 pieces of mail each day, but "the boxes listed fell well short of that threshold," said Ruiz via email, adding that "none of them had more than 25 pieces in them on any given day." An overview of which neighborhoods saw the greatest losses. According to Augustine Ruiz of USPS' Corporate Communications department, receptacles were removed due to underuse. | Photo: Tipster Troy B./HoodlineĪ 30-day notice was placed on all the mailboxes slated for removal. first brought this to our attention back in March when he saw the notice pictured below at his go to drop-off spot.
In what may be an indicator of snail mail's general decline, the US Postal Service removed nearly 40 mailboxes from San Francisco on April 19.
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