Brouillard Appointed Glendale Postmaster
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James Brouillard, a 15-year employee of the U.S. Postal Service, has been appointed postmaster of Glendale.
Brouillard began his career as a letter carrier in the Van Nuys Post Office. He was promoted to supervisor of delivery and collections and in 1990 to delivery programs analyst and station manager in Sylmar. He now serves as manager of customer services and officer-in-charge at the Pasadena Post Office.
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