Aug 20, 2022
August 20, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
Long Beach, Calif. — Recently, a significant number of mail carriers experienced heat-related illnesses. As a result, it was announced that the Peggy Memorial Act is going to be reintroduced. To ensure that their customers are kept up-to-date, Shore Business Center, a FedEx package drop-off center, explains more about this important announcement.
In 2019, lawmakers introduced the Peggy Frank Memorial Act after a mail carrier in her early 60s died inside her truck during a heatwave in Woodland Hills. The woman was found to have succumbed to hyperthermia, but other contributory factors may have included heart disease and obesity.
If the woman's truck had air conditioning and other resources, her death could have been prevented, as Rep. Tony Cardenas explained when he reintroduced the bill to Congress. “We can’t bring her back, but we can do everything we can to protect the men and women who keep us connected by delivering letters, packages, prescriptions and so much more. It’s time to bring their vehicles to the 21st century by including climate controls that will protect them from extreme temperatures. We owe it to Peggy, her family and all postal workers to make sure civil servants stay healthy and safe. It’s the bare minimum.”
If this bill is passed, all USPS vehicles will need to have air conditioning installed within three years— a considerable undertaking. However, it is important, as around 70 percent of the USPS vehicles do not contain air conditioning units at present.
Shore Business Center has been in business for 31 years and has been under new ownership for the past two, serving as a one-stop shop for the residents of Belmont Shore, Naples Island and greater Long Beach for packing, shipping and a large selection of professional business services. For more information about Shore Business Center or the FedEx, USPS, DHL and UPS drop-off services they offer, call them today at (562) 987-4777, visit their website at shorebizcenter.com or stop by in person at 5318 E 2nd St, Long Beach CA to speak with team members who are committed to providing each customer with the highest level of satisfaction.
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For more information about Shore Business Center, contact the company here:
Shore Business Center
Shore Business Center
(562) 987-4777
[email protected]
5318 E 2nd St.
Long Beach, CA 90803
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