Turn To Tara has obtained exclusive video that captures another Hudson Valley postal worker not following protocol on the job.

The video shows the letter carrier chatting on her cellphone and at times relaxing on someone’s front porch for a full 17 minutes – not once seen delivering any mail to a Congers neighborhood.

The video comes on the heels of the United States Postal Office facing intense criticism for slow and inconsistent mail delivery across the Hudson Valley.

USPS responded by saying, “"We certainly apologize and assure the residents that appropriate measures are being taken to prevent a recurrence. The employee was initially on a break, but the phone conversation extended past the allotted break time. Although the carrier was on a walking route without a vehicle, employee breaks are generally taken in designated public locations, not on private property."

The video also surfaces less than two weeks after News 12 aired footage of a postal worker in Greenburgh hurling packages at people’s homes.

Town Supervisor Paul Feiner says he is furious over both incidents.

“They should remove them, I think," says Feiner. "They need to make sure the Postal Service employees do their job and take it seriously."

Feiner does admit that things are getting better.  He credits this to the hiring of a new Westchester Postal Service manager.

There are currently several congressional inquiries underway into Westchester's slow and inconsistent mail service.