First-Class Hispanic Communications Delivered In Central NJ

US Postal Service To Host Consumer Outreach Events en Español

Central, NJ – Nine Central New Jersey Post Offices are hosting consumer outreach events to educate Hispanic customers about USPS products and services. Postal representatives fluent in Spanish will be on hand to demonstrate usps.com, the Postal Service's virtual post office and Sure Money™ (DineroSeguro®), its wire transfer service available to Latin and Caribbean countries.

Postal representatives will also provide information on recent changes to Passport application requirements and new International and Domestic package service discounts. Demonstrations on how to use the Spanish-language option of the Postal Services self-service kiosks, or Automated Postal Centers will be conducted as well. Hispanic customers attending one of the events listed below will be provided everything they need to know about the Postal Service's newest products and services all en Español.

Post Offices With Hispanic Consumer Outreach Event Locations:
Trenton Main (9am-1pm) April 8th 609-581-3001	Edison (9am-1pm) April 10th 732-287-4311
Somerville (9am-1pm) April 15th 908-725-0570	Lakewood (9am-1pm) April 17th 732-363-9444
Freehold Twp (9am-1pm) April 22nd 732-431-4525	Freehold Boro (9am-1pm) April 24th 732-431-4525
Hightstown (9am-1pm) April 29th 609-448-0255	New Brunswick-Kilmer (9am-1pm) May 1st 732-819-3619
Perth Amboy (9am-1pm) May 2nd 732-826-2090

To find more information about these and other Postal Services, go to www.usps.com.

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