What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 1102.
Restrictions on centralized mail delivery for single-family homes.
This act aims to protect mail delivery methods for single-family homes and townhouses. It prevents the forced change to centralized mail delivery if mail was previously delivered differently. It also requires local government approval for new centralized mailboxes and public consultation.
Key points
The Postal Service cannot change the mail delivery method to centralized delivery for existing single-family homes and townhouses if mail was previously delivered differently.
For new single-family homes and townhouses, the Postal Service must obtain local government approval to implement centralized mailboxes.
If approval for centralized mailboxes is granted for new homes, the Postal Service must notify local authorities and allow residents and developers 60 days to provide feedback.
The act aims to prevent negative changes in postal policy that could disproportionately affect rural, low-income, elderly, disabled, or predominantly minority communities.
Status:
Expired
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