But is it Google-able?

If Postal Service records or information is available on a postal public website or through a postal news release, you cannot withhold the record or information in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

A vast array of postal records and information is available on usps.com, prc.gov, and uspsoig.gov.

Received a FOIA request? Google the record or information requested and release it to the requester if it’s already in the public domain.
Countless work hours are spent on FOIA lawsuits in U.S. District Court. Avoiding litigation is smart business.

Contact the Privacy and Records Management Office for guidance.

Use of Postal Credit Cards

• Misuse of a postal credit card can result in discipline or removal from your job.
• Postal credit cards may only be used for official travelrelated expenses. Don’t use it for airline tickets to visit friends or family, for gambling at a casino – even while on official travel (we don’t make these things up!), or purchasing personal items.

Using the postal credit card only for its intended purposes helps the Postal Service control expenses, which contributes to the financial health of the Postal Service.

And that’s smart business.

Contact the Ethics Office (ethics.help@usps.gov) if you need more guidance. But you shouldn’t really need more guidance on this one, should you?