No postage is necessary when utilizing one of the secure Supervisor of Elections Drop Boxes.īelow is a list of secure drop box locations and an aerial map showing the location of the drop box. Learn more about how to schedule a free USPS pickup.Voters have the option to return their mail ballot through the United States Postal Service or in person at any of the four Election Administrative Offices.ĭrop boxes will be available at all of Brevard’s Early Voting locations during the early voting time period of October 19th - October 31st, 8:00am - 6:00pm weekdays, 8:00am - 4:00pm weekends.Īdditionally, and new this year, secure drop boxes are located at all four Administrative Offices for voters who wish to return election related materials. USPS offers this service for free, and your letter carrier will pick up your packages when they typically deliver your mail on the next business day after you request a pickup.
Scheduling a pickup is another great way to get your package to USPS, if you absolutely don’t want to leave your house. As long as you’ve already purchased a label with shipping software, you won’t need to wait in line or anything you can walk right up to your Post Office’s package collection area, drop it off, and walk right back out! There’s usually a bin or an area in every Post Office designated for “pre-paid” packages…just look around, and you’ll find it. If you’re looking for another way to get your boxes to USPS, the most tried and true method is to simply drop them off at the counter at your local Post Office. So, in a nutshell…don’t do it, unless you absolutely have to! Drop Your Packages Off at the Counter, or Schedule a Free Pickup Instead Maybe it’s a coincidence, but over the last couple of years, we’ve noticed that a good majority of domestic packages that went missing were in fact dropped off in these collection boxes. The Mail & Copy Center is located in Hughes-Trigg Student Center This is where you will pick up your mail and packages. Yes, it’s a real thing! Mail fishing apparently got so bad in New York in recent years, that USPS had to roll out all new collection boxes throughout the city to combat the rise in these crimes.Īnother slightly less scary reason is that USPS doesn’t always have eyes or cameras on their collection boxes, so there’s more opportunity for packages to get “lost” in transit when you drop them off in these boxes. This term describes a process that thieves use to “fish” out letters and packages in order to steal their contents. There’s one main reason we don’t suggest dropping off packages inside the blue: mail fishing. Why We Don’t Suggest Dropping Packages Off in Blue USPS Mailboxes
While you technically can drop packages off inside, we don’t suggest it…and you’re about to read why.
They’re everywhere, especially in highly populated city areas! New shippers often ask us if they can drop their packages inside of them, since these mailboxes are so convenient. You probably saw at least a couple of blue USPS mailboxes. Think about the last time you were out and about in town.
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