Rural America is getting tired of waiting for its mail from the U.S. Postal Service, and seven Western Colorado towns are hiring lawyers to seek a potential lawsuit.

“Christmas cards began arriving in February, but what’s not funny at all is driver’s licenses, disability payments, election ballots, prescriptions,” Silverthorne Town Manager Ryan Hyland, who serves 4,500 residents, told The Wall Street Journal.

“This is like a wildfire, and I’m not seeing regional or national Postal Service officials treating it like the disaster it is.”