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Residents reiterate call to restore Webster post office as USPS continues site review

Town of Webster Board of Commissioners · June 4, 2026
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Summary

Residents urged restoration of postal service in Webster during public comment; Mayor Young said USPS is pursuing a potential property and the town is awaiting a site inspection report. No timeline or final site was announced.

A letter from resident Louise Runyon was read into the record at the June 4 meeting expressing continued concern over the loss of the Webster post office and requesting additional information about potential U.S. Postal Service locations. Resident Phyllis Jarvinen thanked the Board for advocacy and raised concerns about streetlight brightness; Billie Jo Bryson asked whether progress had been made toward restoring postal service in Webster.

Mayor Leigh Anne Young told the Board that the U.S. Postal Service continues to pursue a potential property in town and that the town is awaiting a USPS site inspection report. The Board did not receive a timetable or a confirmed location at the meeting. The exchange left the issue unresolved and the Board has not recorded any new commitments beyond ongoing advocacy and awaiting the USPS report.

The matter has been raised previously through public comment and media attention, and residents asked the Board to continue sharing updates as the USPS review proceeds.