Or. Admin. Code § 125-040-0005 - Mail Services
(1)
Customers. The Department of Administrative Services provides pick up and
delivery of U.S. mail, and interagency mail and parcels for state agencies, as
defined in ORS 291.002. These services may be extended to local governments by
intergovernmental agreement. Private persons and organizations may not use
interagency mail and parcel delivery services.
(2) Private mail:
(a) In compliance with U.S. Postal Service
regulations, the department will not accept and deliver mail from private
persons and organizations unless the mail carries cancelled U.S. Postal Service
postage;
(b) Private mail that does
not have cancelled U.S. postage will be stamped "Return for Postage" and sent
to the United States Post Office. For example, mail delivered by a professional
association for direct distribution to state agency employees will be refused
without cancelled U.S. postage;
(c)
Items submitted for interagency mail service may be opened and inspected except
for sealed letters. The department reserves the right to refuse any item
submitted to the state mail system. Items which may be refused include
hazardous toxins, biomedical material, disease germs, explosives, personal
mail, negotiable instruments such as bonds, cash, bank deposits or bearer
instruments, and mail generated by private organizations without indication of
cancelled U.S. postage;
(d) Notice
of the department's interagency mail practices will be posted in state mail
rooms and pick up and delivery points. Posters are available from the
Department of Administrative Services, Services Division, State Mail
Operations, 550 Airport Road S.E., Salem, OR 97310-1543. Telephone
378-4708.
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