U.S. Postal Service Worker Dies in Dallas, Union Official Confirms
- Jacob Taylor, a 51-year-old USPS letter carrier, died while working in Dallas last Saturday amid extreme heat conditions.
- The death follows Eugene Gates Jr.’s June 20, 2023 death, when he collapsed delivering mail during sweltering North Texas heat.
- Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to reports of an unconscious person and transported Taylor to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
- The medical examiner’s cause of death is pending, and both USPS and Dallas police continue investigations with no further comment.
- Union leaders and USPS President Brian Renfroe urged Congress to adopt stronger heat illness prevention programs following these deaths.
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Dallas, Texas letter carrier Jacob Taylor dies in extreme heat, second USPS worker to die in June
Although the Dallas County Medical Examiner’s Office has not yet released an official cause of death, Taylor’s death occurred during triple-digit temperatures and while working in one of the aging, un air-conditioned USPS vehicles that remain in widespread use across the country.
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NALC President Brian L. Renfroe spoke before the House Subcommittee on Government Operations on June 24, announcing that Jacob Taylor, a member of Lone Star Branch 132, “died on the job last week” amid extreme heat conditions.
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