A report on postal service in South Dakota by the Office of the Inspector General is expected to be released by the end of the month. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds requested to the Inspector General to investigate slow mail service in South Dakota and other rural stateS.
Rounds says he’s had a preliminary review with the Office of Inspector General.
Rounds also has pending legislation to withhold some benefits from Postal Service executive until changes are made to mail service. He has conditions in place for releasing the holds on Postal Service board nominations.
Rounds office sent a letter from it’s Rapid City office to its Pierre office. It took 10 days and four states for the letter to arrive in Pierre.
Credit KCCR Radio News
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