Prevent Mail Package Theft

Woodinville, WALocal News

The Woodinville Police Department alerts residents to the growing threat of package and mail theft, with over 120 million packages stolen nationwide in 2023. Package theft often occurs when residents are away, with thieves taking advantage of unattended deliveries. To safeguard against theft, residents should consider secure delivery options, like Amazon Lockers, and schedule deliveries for times when they are home. The U. S.

Postal Inspection Service reports an alarming 87% rise in mail theft since 2019, linked to increased financial crimes during the pandemic. In response, the Postal Service initiated Project Safe Delivery in 2023 to enhance security measures. Residents are urged to promptly collect their mail and not leave it in mailboxes overnight. Additional tips include reporting suspicious mailbox activity and avoiding sending cash through the mail. Engaging with neighbors to watch over packages can also provide an extra layer of security.

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