Naddia Dhalai, USPS strategic communication specialist for the Northern Ohio District & Ohio Valley District, said in an email Friday night that delivery would remain suspended "until this issue is resolved."
Aggressive or unrestrained animals are a serious issue, Dhalai said. One bite can cause a serious injury, and is preventable.
“We request all customers keep their dogs restrained during normal delivery hours to protect the safety of the letter carriers,” she said.
>> 2014 report: Dayton ranks high on dog-bite list
In the meantime, residents are able to pick up their mail at the Daytonview Post Office.
People with concerns may call 1-800-ASK USPS (1-800-27508777) or visit www.usps.com.
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