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Unchanging mission - What USPS provides hasn't 'stopped yet' - Postal Times

 The US postal service and how it came to be verse what it is now is outstanding for our growth and maintenance of it. The increase in technology and growth within society starting evolution from a carrier pigeon, to telegrams, to the postal service. It is said that Benjamin Franklin was the first postMaster General in the United States of America on July 26, 1775. Benjamin Franklin built the foundation of today's mail system and everything we know today. Through his innovation and hard work, he created a way for people to communicate from different places. In 1792, The Postal Service Act was enacted which means the Postal Service performed several vital functions including expanding postal roads, delivering mail, and disseminating reading materials like newspapers, magazines, and government documents. The United States Postal Service’s mission has been to provide the nation with reliable, affordable, universal mail service. The mail service started on horseback, moved to wagons, then trains, planes, automobiles, and delivered on foot. The United States has increased to over 40,000 post offices and the postal service delivers more than 200 billion pieces of mail each year to over 144 million homes and businesses. The postal service is the nation’s largest civilian employer, with roughly 500,000 career workers. The postal service gets the mail delivered, through rain or shine, sleet or snow. Who doesn’t like to go to the mailbox and see what goodies have arrived?

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