The U.S. Postal Service is consolidating operations around the country as more people resort to email as their primary means of written communication.
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Rawlins, Wheatland and Rock Springs are among more than 250 sites the Postal Service is studying. The four-month long study in Rawlins is expected to extend into early 2012 and designed to weigh the efficiency of moving operations to a processing center in Cheyenne. Wheatland’s sorting operations could be similarly dispatched while Rock Springs’ would go to Salt Lake City. National consolidation efforts stand to save the Postal Service $3 billion annually. When sorting operations in Gillette, Riverton, Worland and Sheridan are moved to Casper in October, the Postal Service expects to save $330,000.
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Rawlins, Wheatland and Rock Springs are among more than 250 sites the Postal Service is studying. The four-month long study in Rawlins is expected to extend into early 2012 and designed to weigh the efficiency of moving operations to a processing center in Cheyenne. Wheatland’s sorting operations could be similarly dispatched while Rock Springs’ would go to Salt Lake City. National consolidation efforts stand to save the Postal Service $3 billion annually. When sorting operations in Gillette, Riverton, Worland and Sheridan are moved to Casper in October, the Postal Service expects to save $330,000.
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