Show Some Love

 

The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) will be launching its 2016 drive entitled “Show Some Love” with a video that will feature various Federal agencies and employees in the Dallas and Houston areas. The USPS will be highlighted several times in the video.  The CFC is the world’s largest and most successful annual workplace charity campaign.  Last year the Dallas District raised $654,591 with 1,275 employees contributing, and a 30% participation rate.  Your contributions are essential in helping thousands of people locally, across the country, and around the world.

 

The money generated will help strengthen the services of non-profit organizations that YOU choose. People afflicted with diseases, homelessness, or natural disasters, will benefit from your donations.  CFC supports programs that rescue pets, support medical research, preserve nature and enhance our community.  The campaign runs September 1st through December 15th every year.  The needs are so great. Let's pull together and make our contributions better than ever before!

 

36 Consecutive 100% Scores on RCE Shops

Lake Dallas, TX, Retail Associates (left to right) Helen Heer, Patricia Guerrero, Mark Darnell (behind) and Larry Healy were presented with #PostalProud t-shirts by Manager, Post Office Operations Randall Joines and Postmaster Johny Wilson for the 36^th  consecutive 100% score on a recent Retail Customer Experience. Larry Healy commented, “I’m proud in knowing everyone in my office gives their best every day. 36 consecutive 100s on RCE shops don’t just happen by accident. We all hold each other accountable to the standards of the Postal Service and the expectations held by our Postmaster Johny Wilson.”

 

 

Customer Compliment

Irving, TX, Valley Ranch Station Supervisor, Customer Services Michael Loya (right) received a Certificate of Appreciation from OIC Debbie Wilson (left) for a five star review from a customer on Yelp.com.  He went above and beyond to locate and then deliver a lost package to a very grateful customer.  

 

“I have been blown away by the customer service given at this location. I had a package lost in the mail and (of course) I was panicking, I called the office and spoke with Michael Loya. He is the greatest. After a few days of trying to help me over the phone, he actually went out and did the entire route until he found my package. He went door to door, and delivered it to my apartment office. Michael, if you are reading this, it is people like you who make all the difference in the world. Thanks sooooo much!!!”

 

Top Performers of Level 21 Post Offices during Q2

Little Elm, TX, Postmaster Rhonda Flowers (far right) and Post Office employees are Postal Proud for their achievement of being named the Top Performers of Level 21 Post Offices during Quarter II.

 

 

35-year Service Award

Dallas, TX, P&DC Tractor Trailer Operator Randolph Davis (left), received his 35-year Service Award from Supervisor, Transportation Operations Marvin McCallister (right).

 
Dallas Tractor Trailer Operator Randolph Davis has given 35 years of his life to the postal service.  Davis started his career in Motor Vehicle Service (MVS) on July 13, 1981, as a Tractor Trailer Operator.  Davis comments that, during his career with the Postal Service as a MVS driver, he “has seen a lot of changes within the Postal Service and within the motor vehicle craft.”  Davis has been a driver instructor and has received several awards, including Employee of the Month and Special Achievement.  In 2011 he was awarded a 30 year Million Mile Safe Driver Award.  Congratulations to Randolph Davis for a very high achievement