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USPS Honors Two Clifton Rescuers for Saving Baby

The U.S. Postal Service recognized a postal clerk and a police officer in Clifton for helping save a baby’s life.

Greenlee County Arizona DeskSeptember 23, 2026
USPS Honors Two Clifton Rescuers for Saving Baby

Key takeaways

  • USPS honored a postal clerk and a police officer in Clifton.
  • The two were recognized for saving a baby’s life.
  • The recognition connects postal and law-enforcement public service.

Recognition in Clifton

The U.S. Postal Service honored a postal clerk and a police officer in Clifton after the pair helped save a baby’s life. The recognition was reported under the title “Angels in Clifton.”

Public-service response

The honorees represent two public-facing services: the Postal Service and law enforcement. Their actions brought them together during an emergency involving a baby.

The recognition marks the response as an event of public interest in Clifton. It also draws attention to the role that postal employees and police officers can play when immediate help is needed.

What is known

The report identifies the honorees by their jobs but does not establish their names, the date of the rescue or the specific steps they took. The U.S. Postal Service is identified as the institution honoring them.

Read the report from The Gila Herald.

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