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Post Office to Close Feb. 16 for Presidents Day – Plan Ahead!

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UPDATE: The United States Postal Service (USPS) will be completely closed on February 16, 2026, in observance of Presidents Day. If you had plans to visit the post office that day, you’ll need to adjust your schedule as no mail delivery services will be available.

This crucial holiday impacts not only USPS but also various federal and state offices, all of which will remain closed. If you need to send mail, it’s important to know the alternatives available during this time.

IMPORTANT: USPS will not operate on February 16, but will resume regular business hours on February 17. This means you’ll have to wait until then to mail letters or packages. The only exception is for Priority Mail Express, which will still be available for those with urgent shipping needs on Presidents Day.

For those relying on other shipping options, here’s the latest on their operations:
FedEx will not deliver mail on Presidents Day. Their Express service will follow a modified schedule, so check their website for specifics.
UPS stores will be open, but deliveries through UPS SurePost and UPS Mail Innovations will be delayed by one additional business day due to the federal holiday.
– In contrast, Amazon will continue to deliver as scheduled, with no expected delays linked to Presidents Day. The only holidays when Amazon does not operate are Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

This holiday disruption emphasizes the need for timely planning. If you’re anticipating sending mail or packages, make sure to prepare in advance to avoid delays. Be sure to check with your preferred shipping service for the most accurate scheduling information.

Stay informed and make the necessary adjustments to your mailing plans as Presidents Day approaches. Don’t let the holiday catch you off guard!

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