Marshall Islands Postal Service Authority - MIPSA

MIPSA (Uliga station) enaj kilōk rainin kin an kun jarom im a jab maroñ in jerbal backup generator eo. Jerbal ko ad renaj bar jinoe ilju.

MIPSA (Uliga station) will remain closed today due to a power outage and the temporary unavailability of the backup generator. Normal operations will resume tomorrow.

Jeramon RMI, Happy 47th!

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Subject: Public Holiday, April 3rd (Good Friday)

Iokwe aolep,
Please be advised that in observance of Good Friday, a designated Public Holiday under Public Law 1995-134, MIPSA offices will be closed on Friday, April 3, 2026.
Kommool tata im wishing everyone a blessed Good Friday

MIPSA Management

Iokwe aolep,
Kōjjelā bwe ilo raan in Bōļaide, Eprōļ 3, 2026 ej juon raan in kakije eo emōj kōmālim iumin kien 1995-134, opiij ko an MIPSA renaj kilōk.
Kommool tata im jerammon nan aolep

MIPSA Management

𝐏𝐔𝐁𝐋𝐈𝐂 𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐈𝐂𝐄

The APA flight scheduled for last night has been postponed by 24 hours.

There will be no new mail deliveries until tomorrow, Wednesday , March 25, 2026.

We will keep you posted as updates become available. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

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Kojella aolep bwe APA baluun eo boñ emōj an kar rumuj lak 24 awa.

Enaaj wōr wōt mail kāāl ilju, Wednesday , Mar 25, 2026.

Jenaaj kōjjeļāik eok n̄e ewōr meļeļe oktak. Jouj im jolok am bwod kin wāwenin in e walok.

— MIPSA Management

Iokwe,

In observance of Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, all MIPSA offices will be closed on Monday, March 2, 2026.

Regular Post Office operations will resume during normal business hours on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

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Senior US and RMI officials met in Majuro to discuss shared security concerns under the COFA, with participation from multiple agencies, including the RMI Post Office (MIPSA).

MIPSA highlighted how border security and coordination affect mail safety.

Postal Inspector and Deputy Postmaster General Vivian Koroivulaono raised concerns about gaps in pre-departure screening for parcels from the United States and the risk of illegal drugs entering the Marshall Islands through the mail. She also addressed the increasing reliance on seamail and the ongoing airmail vs seamail issue that continues to affect mail service across the country.