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Corporate Communications Field Contacts Corporate Communications field contacts If you are interested in additional media, our Corporate Communications field team members are available to assist you to proactively pitch media opportunities for pre-event and day-of-event activities. Our team will work with you to tell our story of progress and partnership. Please contact a communications team member who serves your state/area. Customers with service concerns or other issues may contact our Customer Care Center at 1-800-ASK-USPS (800-275-8777). ALABAMA James Boxrud [email protected] Debbie Fetterly [email protected] CONNECTICUT ALASKA Amy Gibbs [email protected] James Boxrud [email protected] DELAWARE Melissa Lomax ARIZONA [email protected] Rod Spurgeon [email protected] DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Felicia Lott ARKANSAS [email protected] Kanickewa (Nikki) Johnson [email protected] FLORIDA South Florida, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, CALIFORNIA Florida Keys, Fort Pierce, West Palm Beach Debbie Fetterly Los Angeles and Orange County [email protected] Evelina Ramirez [email protected] Daytona Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Central Florida, Gulf Coast Sacramento, Fresno, Bakersfield, David Walton Santa Barbara [email protected] Meiko Patton [email protected] Jacksonville, Gainesville, Tallahassee, Panhandle San Diego, San Bernardino, Carol Hunt Palm Springs [email protected] Eva Jackson [email protected] GEORGIA San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland Atlanta Augustine Ruiz Rick Badie [email protected] [email protected] Lake Tahoe and Lassen County Rod Spurgeon [email protected] ZIP Codes beginning with 307 COLORADO Susan W. Wright [email protected] Updated 7/15/2021 Vacant South Georgia, Albany, Macon, Savannah IOWA Carol Hunt Nicole Hill [email protected] [email protected] HAWAII Council Bluffs Area Mark Inglett Duke Gonzales [email protected] [email protected] KANSAS IDAHO Mark Inglett Northern Idaho [email protected] Ernie Swanson [email protected] KENTUCKY Southern Idaho Susan W. Wright Floyd Wagoner [email protected] [email protected] LOUISIANA ILLINOIS Albert Ruiz Chicago [email protected] Tim Norman [email protected] MAINE Chicago suburbs: south, southwest, Stephen Doherty west, Bloomington/Peoria [email protected] Sharrie Johnson [email protected] MARYLAND Baltimore District Chicago suburbs: north, northwest, Freda Sauter Rockford [email protected] Bob Sheehan [email protected] Capital District Felicia Lott Southern Illinois, Quincy, [email protected] Springfield, Champaign Kim Caldwell-Harvey [email protected] MASSACHUSETTS Steve Doherty INDIANA [email protected] Gary, South Bend, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Fort Wayne, MICHIGAN Indianapolis Mary Dando Metro Detroit, Flint, Jackson [email protected] Elizabeth Najduch [email protected] Evansville Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Traverse Susan W. Wright City, Marquette, Iron Mountain [email protected] Ben Hall [email protected] ZIP Codes 470 only Updated 7/15/2021 MINNESOTA NEW YORK Nicole Hill Regional coverage for Manhattan, Bronx [email protected] Gail Branham [email protected] MISSISSIPPI Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island David Walton Amy Gibbs [email protected] [email protected] MISSOURI Hudson Valley/Westchester – ZIP CODES beginning with 105-109, 124-127 Metro St. Louis, Columbia, Gail Branham Jefferson City, Hannibal, [email protected] Sedalia Kim Caldwell-Harvey Western New York — ZIP Codes beginning with [email protected] 140–149 Desai Abdul-Razzaaq Metro Kansas City, Springfield, [email protected] Joplin, Cape Girardeau Mark Inglett Central/Capital Region/Peaks — ZIP Codes [email protected] beginning with 120–123, 128–139 Mark Lawrence MONTANA [email protected] Floyd Wagoner [email protected] NORTH CAROLINA Philip Bogenberger NEBRASKA [email protected] Mark Inglett [email protected] NORTH DAKOTA NEVADA Floyd Wagoner Rod Spurgeon [email protected] [email protected] OHIO NEW HAMPSHIRE Northern Ohio and Ohio Valley Stephen Doherty Naddia Dhalai [email protected] [email protected] NEW JERSEY OKLAHOMA Southern NJ Becky Hernandez Melissa Lomax [email protected] [email protected] Northern NJ OREGON Gail Branham [email protected] Ernie Swanson [email protected] NEW MEXICO PENNSYLVANIA Rod Spurgeon Central PA [email protected] Desai Abdul-Razzaaq [email protected] Updated 7/15/2021 West Texas, Panhandle Western PA Carol Hunt Tad Kelley, APR [email protected] [email protected] U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Philadelphia Metro Area Melissa Lomax Steve Doherty [email protected] [email protected] PUERTO RICO UTAH Steve Doherty Floyd Wagoner [email protected] [email protected] RHODE ISLAND VERMONT Steve Doherty Stephen Doherty [email protected] [email protected] SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA Atlanta Richmond District Rick Badie Freda Sauter [email protected] [email protected] ZIP Codes beginning with 298 ONLY Northern VA District Carol Hunt Michael Hotovy [email protected] [email protected] Lynchburg/Roanoke SOUTH DAKOTA Tad Kelley, APR Floyd Wagoner [email protected] [email protected] TENNESSEE WASHINGTON Susan W. Wright Ernie Swanson [email protected] [email protected] TEXAS WEST VIRGINIA Houston, Beaumont, Bryan, Tad Kelley, APR Galveston [email protected] Kanickewa (Nikki) Johnson [email protected] WISCONSIN Dallas, North Texas, East Texas Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh, Wausau, Albert Ruiz Rhinelander [email protected] Bob Sheehan [email protected] San Antonio, Austin, Corpus Christi, Rio Grande Valley, El Paso, Midland, Waco Eau Claire, La Crosse, Superior Becky Hernandez Nicole Hill [email protected] [email protected] Fort Worth, San Angelo, Abilene, WYOMING Updated 7/15/2021 James Boxrud [email protected] Updated 7/15/2021 .
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