Welcome to the AWARD WINNING Twin Cities PCC
PCC Day was a HUGE Success - See what you missed HERE
We are a network of business mailers & representatives of the USPS
We gather regularly to discuss and resolve local mailing issues as well as develop content-rich education programs. On both the national and local levels, Postal Customer Councils work to continually improve communications between the Postal Service™ and their customers by promoting an effective networking platform.
Mail Users Councils, renamed Postal Customer Councils (PCCs) in 1971, were first established in 1961 in 300 large cities. The councils’ initial focus was to improve mail service by encouraging postal customers to deposit mail earlier in the day or in staggered increments, to avoid delays in mail processing. Later, the councils served as open channels of communication for local business and postal executives to exchange ideas and information, from best mailing practices to solving local challenges. Through the years, PCCs have evolved to promote and maintain a strong partnership between Postal and Industry through meetings, educational programs, mailer clinics, and seminars.
Membership to TCPCC is FREE!
4th Annual TCPCC Golf Event was a blast!
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We are Looking for a Printing Partner
TCPCC is looking for a partner in the print industry who can help with the printing and mailing of newsletters and communications to our memberships. Please contact us if you are interested. Email - info@twincities.org
TCPCC Gives Back!
Not only do we have AMAZING members that donate their time, every TCPCC event you attend we give $5 back to Second Harvest Heartland!
TCPCC Gives Back!
Not only do we have AMAZING members that donate their time, every TCPCC event you attend we give $5 back to Second Harvest Heartland!
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