
The PCC of Broward County
Postal Customer Council (PCCBC) is a local and national network of business mailers, mail industry representatives, and USPS representatives. PCCBC met on a regular basis to discuss and resolve local mailing issues, improve communications between the Postal Service to establish effective networking platform and develop content rich education programs for businesses and mailers by promoting seminars and workshops. Postal Customer Councils consist of postal leaders and business mailers who work together to promote the value of mail, address mailing concerns, and exchange ideas to maximize the benefits of postal products, programs, and services. Through regular meetings, educational programs, and seminars, PCC members learn about the latest postal products and services that will help them grow their business. Though most PCC members include large business mailers, government agencies, and business mail service providers, small businesses can benefit from PCC membership, too.
PCC Membership
Postal Service employees will join the PCC membership and participate as determined by the Postal Service and in accordance with the needs of the individual PCC.
PCCs are postal-sponsored organizations. Mailing industry members acting on behalf of the PCC are not federal employees and are not authorized to act on behalf of the Postal Service nor authorized to legally bind the Postal Service by any of their acts or omissions. Industry members of the PCC are authorized to act on behalf of the PCC only as set forth in this Publication. While participating in the PCC, industry members must continue to serve the PCC Mission.
Competitors may become PCC members, but competitors may not serve on Executive Boards, PCC Committees, or as officers and may not exhibit at vendor shows or other PCC functions and may not promote or sell their products and services at PCC functions of any kind or give presentations at PCC events and meetings. Donations to the PCCs and sponsorships of PCC events by competitors are also prohibited. A competitor is an individual or company or other entity or association that promotes, sells or acts in support of products or services that compete with Postal Service products and services, even if such individual or entity is also a business partner of the Postal Service. A competitor includes those entities that are directly or indirectly, wholly- or partially-owned subsidiaries of a competitor and any individual employed by a competitor or the wholly- or partially-owned subsidiary of a competitor. A competitor may also include an individual, company or other entity or association that partners with a competitor.
Professional Responsibilities
Political Activities
Source: Publication 286 – POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNCIL PROGRAM POLICIES AND RULES March 2007