Union of Columbia Postal Service

The Union of Columbia Postal Service was established in July of 1776 proceeding the uprising against Pax Britannia for independence by the First Congress of the Union of Columbia to serve the function as the postal delivery for the Union of Columbia. The Union of Columbia Postal Service is a federal agency of the Union of Columbia, and is led by the cabinet-level Postmaster General. Local post offices are led by a postmaster, who is responsible for all human resources and administration functions at their local post office. The Union of Columbia Postal Service, despite being federal agency, acts as a business, and is a venture of the federal government. Today, the Union of Columbia Postal Service acts as the federal-level mail handling agency of the Union of Columbia.