Increased Transparency for Postal Unit Closures
New rules enhance transparency in the process of closing or consolidating small postal units. Citizens will have the right to public hearings and access to information about the impact of such decisions on their lives, giving them more say in local postal services.
Key points
US Postal Service must publish reports on the impact of unit closures on customers and plans for continued access to services.
Public hearings are required, allowing citizens to participate in-person or virtually to express their views.
The Postal Service must publish a summary of the hearing, including public comments and the percentage of support or opposition.
Closures or consolidations cannot occur until 180 days after the hearing summary is published, allowing time for response.
Status:
Introduced
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