For the sixth consecutive quarter, Colorado and Wyoming post offices scored 96 percent or above in on-time delivery of local first class mail. That score was one point above the national average of 95 percent.
The score covered Oct. 1 -Dec. 31, 2004. Colorado/Wyoming's high mail service score was achieved during the heavy holiday mail season -- the most challenging time of the year for mail delivery because of winter weather and higher holiday mail volume.
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