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Texas Mail Contractors State Meeting – This Weekend

May 26, 2015 | Events

Join us at the Texas Star Route Mail Contractors’ meeting this weekend in San Antonio – May 30 through 31, 2015.

Our Saturday meeting will be Contractors only, and will start at 0900.  The Sunday meeting will feature USPS representation, and also starts at 9 AM.

This is a great opportunity to learn about the USPS and find out the latest news that affects our industry.  If you are not a member, come and see what we are all about.

Hilton Homewood Suite;  432 West Market, San Antonio TX  78205.  210-222-1515

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