North Georgia Mailing Service

01/16/2024

January 21, 2024, new postage rates take effect. Here is a PDF chart of the final approved prices:

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas!

11/07/2023

Adopt a child's letter to Santa this holiday season with the USPS Operation Santa® program. Spread holiday cheer and help make a child's holiday wish come true.

05/29/2023

05/09/2022

Political mail season is heavier than past elections. Post Office delivery time for political mail is varying between 2 to 4 days.

04/09/2020

Georgia has moved it's primary election back 3 weeks and the shelter in place order extending until the end of April. Campaigning via digital media and direct mail are now even more critical.

Georgia’s statewide primary and presidential preference primary has been postponed until June 9 amid concerns that the coronavirus pandemic might make it unsafe for people go to the polls in May.

04/03/2020

North Georgia Mailing is an essential business under Governor Kemp's order. We will remain open for business, getting political mail, news and advertising into mailboxes for our customers. Rest assured we are taking ever step within our power to protect mail, employees, and the public from COVID-19 and keep mail flowing.

03/25/2020

Absentee ballot requests forms for the May 19 primary will be mailed to all 6.9 million registered voters in Georgia to encourage voting by mail, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said Tuesday.

03/18/2020

From the New England Journal of Medicine:

On cardboard, no viable SARS-CoV-2 was measured after 24 hours and no viable SARS-CoV-1 was measured after 8 hours

Correspondence from The New England Journal of Medicine — Aerosol and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared with SARS-CoV-1

03/18/2020

With increasing concerns regarding the COVID - 19 Coronavirus, we want to assure our customers North Georgia Mailing Service continues to monitor updates from the U.S. Post Office and other developments as they unfold.
The Postal Service continues to deliver mail, and appears dedicated to continuing to do so. The mail is a precious lifeline in times of isolation, and we are grateful for the USPS’s service. We are not seeing service interruptions, and data is flowing well. Nothing we see indicates a drop in volume yet.

We recognize that your marketing and communication needs may evolve and change as this crisis progresses. While some industries will see a decline in the short term, we are also aware that some industries will have a desire to increase communications and marketing to stay relevant with their audiences. Traditionally mail has higher read rates during times when people are spending more time at home. Mail provides you with an effective way during this crisis to reach people in a timely and efficient manner. We do expect to see an increase in election and political mail, as candidates need a way to reach voters, and polling places become less attractive.

So be safe, wash your hands. We’ll keep an eye on your mail.

01/24/2019

The United States Postal Service 2019 price changes take effect this Sunday, January 27, 2019. These price changes impact virtually all classes of mail and processing categories in both the competitive and market dominant services.