City and county notices, mailed
Resident notices, bills, and tax, code, or utility correspondence your department already generates. A person approves citizen mail. Then we print and deliver the pieces to USPS.
What cities and counties still put in the mail
Residents still get paper. The department still has to send it.
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Resident notices
General correspondence that still requires a physical document. Upload the file the department already uses.
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Bills
Recurring bills and statements your system already makes, plus a list. Statements & invoices →
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Tax, code, and utility correspondence
The notices finance, code, and utility desks already generate. We do not write the ordinance language.
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Formal proof when required
Certified Mail or Certificate of Mailing when the file needs proof. You pick. You approve the proof.
A human approves citizen mail. Then you buy the meter.
A clerk can upload a notice and a list. Software can propose setup. Citizen mail still waits for a person on the app. No silent auto-mail of a resident notice, a bill, or a code letter. The department keeps the words. Production starts after someone with authority says yes.
That is the difference between a queue and a mailing. Agenda software runs meetings. Ticket systems run cases. Neither one prints, inserts, applies postage, and delivers the pieces to USPS. This platform does the mail job after the file exists.
How departments buy: open the app. Account plus prepaid meter. Approve debits the meter. No public unit prices. No free production mail. Purchasing does not need a walk-up quote for every resident list. Finance, code, and utility desks can share one account or run their own. The file still belongs to the desk that generated it.
Keep tax correspondence, code notices, and utility bills as separate jobs when the documents differ. A clerk can stage the upload. A supervisor still has to confirm citizen mail. That split is the control. It is not a delay for its own sake.
This is a nationwide product. Wichita is the operator address — not a local mailing shop you walk into with a box of envelopes. Entity and how we handle data: About → · Security →
Cutoffs are Central, Monday through Friday. Same-day only when the job qualifies. Certified is never same-day. Cutoff rules → Scan status on qualifying First-Class is not the same as Certified proof. Tracing → Addresses are standardized on the job. Address verification → City or county marks on the envelope are included; approve the artwork before use — that can take 1–2 business days. Features →
Do not treat citizen mail like a marketing drop. A resident notice is a record. The list is a record. The approve click is a record. If purchasing wants a shop they can walk into, that is a different product. This one is an account and a meter. Nationwide production. Not a counter on a side street. USPS delivers the pieces after we deliver them to USPS. Those are two jobs. Do not collapse them.
What this is not
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Not agenda software
We do not run meetings, tickets, or case files. We mail the file you upload.
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Not a walk-in shop
This is not a local counter for mailing services. You do not walk in with a box of envelopes.
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Not a unit-price catalog
No public piece prices. Production mail is not a catalog you shop by the piece.
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Not silent auto-mail
Resident notices wait for a person. Software proposes. A human confirms.
City and county mail FAQ
Does USMail.ai mail city and county notices?
Yes. Resident notices, bills, and tax, code, or utility correspondence your department already generates, plus a list if you need one. A person on the app approves. We print, insert, apply postage, and deliver the pieces to USPS. We are not agenda software.
Is USMail.ai a local Wichita mailing shop?
No. This is a nationwide product. Wichita is the operator address, not a walk-in counter for local mailing services. About →
How does a department pay for production mail?
Open the app. Create an account. Fund a prepaid meter. Approve debits the meter. There are no public unit prices and no free production mail.
Can resident notices go out without a person approving?
No. A clerk can upload. Software can propose setup. Citizen mail still waits for a person on the app. No silent auto-mail of a resident notice, bill, or code letter.
Get started
Open the app. Fund the meter. Citizen mail still waits for a person.