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Councilmember credits Rep. Bob Latta’s office as downtown mailbox is replaced
Summary
A councilmember said the downtown Park Avenue postal box has been restored after outreach to Rep. Bob Latta's office and the Postmaster General; council members and residents welcomed the return for neighborhood convenience.
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Councilmember Nahorn reported that the downtown postal box on Park Avenue near Main Street has been replaced after being removed during prior road work. Nahorn said he contacted Rep. Bob Latta's office and that the representative's staff helped secure a letter to the Postmaster General, which led to the box's return.
"I think a lot of people are gonna be able to use this and be able to, not have to fight traffic on 58 just to mail a letter," Nahorn said, and he thanked Representative Latta's office for assistance. Council members and the president thanked Nahorn for the effort and said residents had sent positive notes about the convenience of the downtown mailbox.
The comment was made during the miscellaneous public-acknowledgment portion of the meeting and does not represent a formal council action; the remarks were recorded in the meeting minutes.
