Can You Change Your Address to Menifee Yet?
by Steve
7/26/2008 10:35:00 AM
I just phoned the Sun City Post Office this morning, and asked if there has been any discussion on allowing residents to switch their address from Sun City, Quail Valley, Romoland, over to Menifee.
The answer is that there hasn't been any discussion.
They still advise everyone to continue using your existing community name, and don't switch over to using Menifee yet.
Even though they advise not using Menifee yet, I tend to believe you can still do it as long you have the zip code on there. But I won't guarantee there won't be any screw ups.
In past years, I know I've seen some pieces of mail reach me with "Sun City" on the address label, even though I live in the 92584 zip code.
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Changing Address to Menifee
by Steve
6/04/2008 08:41:00 AM
Even though technically, the ballot count won't be certified by the Registrar of Voters for a while, it's a safe bet that no one will challenge the count in Measure F, the cityhood initiative.
So the question that's probably on the minds of residents here, "Should I change my address to Menifee?"
The answer is "No".
I just got off the phone with the Sun City post office, and asked them that question. If you live in Quail Valley, Sun City, or Romoland, the USPS recommends you continue using those names. Even though the zip code is largely what drives the mail distribution, changing the address to "Menifee" at this time can create problems for them.
They said they'll wait to hear from the local post master before making any changes.
You can call the Sun City post office for more questions: (951) 301-3657.
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Menifee, CA Zip Code Map
by Steve
5/31/2007 03:36:00 PM
Here's a map of the zip codes comprising Menifee Valley, California...
Click on the map to see the larger size.
Generally speaking...
- 92584 - Menifee, CA
- 92585 - Romoland, CA
- 92586 - Sun City, CA
- 92587 - Quail Valley, CA
This map may not coincide with the zip code you're receiving mail with, because it was generated using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's "Zip Code Tabulation Areas", as opposed to actual routes used by the U.S. Postal Service.
For example, this map shows Audie Murphy Ranch and Menifee Hills as being in the 92587 area, when in fact they're actually served by 92584.
But, this map will give you an idea what the areas generally look like.
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