DFW winter storm: Are packages still being delivered?

DALLAS — Were you anticipating a package deal this week? Then you must in all probability anticipate to attend a bit longer than regular.

The North Texas space is continuous to take care of icy situations, particularly on roadways, amid a winter storm shifting by way of the area. Freezing rain and sleet have been the culprits of icy roads which have led to closures, heavy visitors and crashes.

No matter which firm you are utilizing to get your package deal delivered, these within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding areas ought to anticipate some kind of delay as a result of winter storm.

Below is what the key package deal supply corporations are saying regarding the icy climate:

“We’re closely monitoring the weather and currently operating at a limited capacity in the area. As the forecast and conditions evolve, our team will work with delivery partners to ensure the health and safety of employees and drivers, which is our top priority. As always, customers are able to track their orders and see any updates on expected delivery times.”

“UPS’s first priority is the safety of our employees.  In response to the severe weather conditions in the Dallas metro area we are temporarily limiting service to the locations where we can safely deliver. Customers can visit UPS.com for updates on packages. We will resume service as soon as conditions permit.”

“We are closely monitoring the severe winter weather impacting the central U.S. and have implemented contingency plans to help keep our team members safe and lessen any impact on service. For information and updates on weather impacts, check the FedEx Service Alerts page. As always, customers with questions about their shipments can visit www.fedex.com.“

“The Postal Service plays an important role in the community and we are committed to providing the best service possible. We consider the safety of our employees and customers among our highest priorities. The U.S. Mail flies on commercial airlines and travels on a nationwide truck network, and any event, such as inclement weather, that negatively affects transportation may affect mail delivery time frames. We work closely with local officials and our safety specialists to help evaluate the local infrastructure, such as power and the condition of the roads on which our truck drivers and carriers operate.

When events such as the current winter storm occur, we make thoughtful decisions regarding delivery and retail operations. The Postal Service will make every attempt to deliver to all addresses, as long as it is safe to do so. We ask homeowners and businesses to ensure sidewalks, walkways, and steps are clear of ice and snow, to help facilitate safe delivery. We will continue to monitor weather conditions. Customers can check for Service Alerts on our website for the latest information on retail and delivery in their area.”