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USPS Releases Info For McDavid, Walnut Hill Residents After Mail Destroyed By Fire
August 6, 2018
The U.S. Postal Service has mailed a letter to McDavid and Walnut Hill residents with important instructions after rural mail carrier’s vehicle and the mail inside burned last week.
The mail carrier’s Kia Rio was fully involved in fire when firefighters arrived on scene on West Bogia Road on July 30. The carrier escaped the vehicle without injury.
According to the USPS letter, all of the mail in the vehicle that had not yet been delivered and all the mail collected up that point on his route was destroyed in the fire. This included the mail destined for Walnut Hill.
For a copy of the letter with more information for residents and businesses in the 32568 zip code, click here.
There has been no word on the exact cause of the fire.
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