Highlighting the Dallas District
Monday, September 28, 2020
A message from the District Manager Scott Hooper…
Ensuring Every Vote Counts
With less than 40 days left before Election Day, November 4, 2020, it’s important to talk about our role in the democratic process. The Postal Service has a long, proud history of service to the nation, which is even more heightened during election season. We are entrusted with securely delivering ballots to voters and getting those ballots back to election officials as swiftly as possible, to ensure every person’s vote counts. We’re also charged with delivering political mail, which is any material used for political campaign purposes by a registered political candidate, a campaign committee, or a committee of a political party.
Providing timely, accurate and secure handling of both election and political mail is a major responsibility and one we all have to take seriously. All employees play a part to in making sure we are vigilant in identifying and properly handling election and political mail, all the way from the Business Mail Entry Units, to the plants, on the docks, in our vehicles, and at the delivery units. Here are some important reminders to help you know the differences between Political Mail and Election Mail tags:
• Red Tag 57, for Political Mail, should be used for any political campaign mailing by a registered candidate, campaign committee, and committee of a political party.
• Green Tag 191 should only be used to identify ballot mail addressed for domestic or international delivery. All ballot mail is time sensitive and should be processed and delivered expeditiously.
One of the most important public functions for the Postal Service is serving as a trusted partner in our nation’s electoral process. Thank you for keeping our country strong by ensuring both election and political mail are processed as quickly as possible, so they can be delivered to America’s voters.
Monday, September 21, 2020
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Dallas
District Mailing Standards Specialist Joy Varkey (right) received a Certificate
of Appreciation from Manager, Marketing Kelley Davis (left) for his hard work
during the pandemic.
Dallas
District Business Development Specialist Jenny Yoo (right) received a
Certificate of Appreciation from Manager, Marketing Kelley Davis (left) for her
hard work during the pandemic.
Dallas
District Manager, Business Mail Entry Chris Banks (right) received a
Certificate of Appreciation from Manager, Marketing Kelley Davis (left) for his
hard work during the pandemic.
Lancaster,
TX, Retail Associate Valerie Handley (above) recently helped a customer. They
have an e-commerce business that ships customized crafts and apparel. Handley
used Clerks Care to submit the lead and get the information into the right
hands. The contact information was given to Business Development Specialist
Jenny Yoo and Field Sales Representative Audrey Kemper who followed up on the
lead. The customer wanted a low-cost shipping
solution. Thanks to her willingness to help the customer, this sale with
generate more than $51,833 of estimated annualized revenue for the USPS. Handley
continues to identify opportunities to generate revenue.
Dallas
District, Manager, Operations Programs Support Virgil Cosma (above) recently
helped a business that was interested in marketing
their message to every resident in their county. Cosma used the
Submit-A-Lead program to get the information into the right hands. The contact
information was given to Business Development Specialist Anthony Sanchez who
followed up on the lead. The customer wanted low cost
direct advertising and reliable service. They decided on using Every
Door Direct Mail (EDDM) to reach their customers. Thanks to Cosma’s willingness
to help the business, this sale with generate more than $10,750 of estimated
annualized revenue for the USPS. He continues to identify opportunities to
generate revenue.
Richardson,
TX, Main Post Office Letter Carrier R. L. Reed (above) recently serviced a
business that ships medical supplies and equipment. The customer was looking
for a cost saving way to ship their products and Reed used Customer Connect to
assist. He submitted the owner’s contact information to Business Development
Specialist Jenny Yoo and Field Sales Representative Audrey Kemper. After their
discussion, the owner decided to begin shipping their products through USPS. Thanks
to Reed getting the lead into the right hands, this sale with generate more
than $62,205 of estimated annualized revenue for the USPS. He continues to engage customers on his route
to identify new businesses to generate revenue.
Dallas, TX, Farmers Branch Station Letter Carrier Llewellyn
Hammond (above) helped a business that ships promotional products and golf
accessories. The customer was looking for a cost saving way to ship their
products and Hammond used Customer Connect to assist. He submitted the owner’s contact information
to Dallas Business Development Specialist Jenny Yoo and Fields Sales
Representative Ron Williams. After their discussion, the owner decided to begin
shipping their product through USPS. Thanks to Hammond getting the lead into the right hands, this
sale with generate more than $96,900 of estimated annualized revenue for the
USPS. He continues to look for new
opportunities to generate revenue.
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
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