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Senator Questions Oshkosh Defense Decision To Make USPS Trucks In South Carolina

Nov 19, 2021 | 1:59 PM

U-S Senator Tammy Baldwin is questioning the decision by Oshkosh Defense to make delivery trucks for the Post Office at a plant in South Carolina. The Wisconsin Democrat and Michigan Senator Gary Peters wrote a letter to the company. They want to know why the work is being done in South Carolina. The federal contract will mean more than one-thousand jobs for the region. The letter asks the company to take a second look at its decision. It points to Oshkosh’s existing workforce and asks for a better explanation of the move.