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Survivors of the Lahaina wildfire have rebuilt their homes but found that USPS has removed their addresses from the delivery system, while unaffected homes continue to receive mail. Pam Reader, a resident, noted that her mailbox was the only item left from her home after the fire.
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Survivors of the Lahaina wildfire have rebuilt their homes but found that USPS has removed their addresses from the delivery system, while unaffected homes continue to receive mail. Pam Reader, a resident, noted that her mailbox was the only item left from her home after the fire.
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Hawaii wildfire survivors fought to rebuild their homes. Now USPS won’t deliver their mail
USPS Stops Mail Delivery to Rebuilt Homes in Lahaina After Wildfires