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  4. HR3095
119th Congress

H.R.3095

To direct the United States Postal Service to designate single, unique ZIP Codes for certain communities, and for other purposes.

Chamber passed7/22/25
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H. R. 3095

AN ACT

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION 1. Single, unique zip codes for certain communities.

Not later than 270 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the United States Postal Service shall designate a single, unique ZIP Code for each of the following communities:

  1. (1) Canyon Lake, California.
  2. (2) Hidden Hills, California.
  3. (3) Industry, California.
  4. (4) North Tustin, California.
  5. (5) Tehachapi, California.
  6. (6) Castle Pines, Colorado.
  7. (7) Centennial, Colorado.
  8. (8) Cherry Hills Village, Colorado.
  9. (9) Greenwood Village, Colorado.
  10. (10) Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
  11. (11) Keystone, Colorado.
  12. (12) Lone Tree, Colorado.
  13. (13) Mountain Village, Colorado.
  14. (14) Mt. Crested Butte, Colorado.
  15. (15) Severance, Colorado.
  16. (16) Silver Cliff, Colorado.
  17. (17) Sterling Ranch, Colorado.
  18. (18) Superior, Colorado.
  19. (19) Telluride, Colorado.
  20. (20) Oakland Park, Florida.
  21. (21) Lighthouse Point, Florida.
  22. (22) Coconut Creek, Florida.
  23. (23) Parkland, Florida.
  24. (24) Deerfield Beach, Florida.
  25. (25) Wilton Manors, Florida.
  26. (26) Burr Ridge, Illinois.
  27. (27) Carmel, Indiana.
  28. (28) Noblesville, Indiana.
  29. (29) Westfield, Indiana.
  30. (30) Zionsville, Indiana.
  31. (31) Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
  32. (32) Montz, Louisiana.
  33. (33) Springwater Township, Minnesota.
  34. (34) Grass Valley, Nevada.
  35. (35) Swanzey, New Hampshire.
  36. (36) Kinnelon, New Jersey.
  37. (37) Flanders, New York.
  38. (38) Glendale, New York.
  39. (39) Riverside, New York.
  40. (40) Pendleton, New York.
  41. (41) Weddington, North Carolina.
  42. (42) Goose Creek, South Carolina.
  43. (43) Fairview, Texas.
  44. (44) Fate, Texas.
  45. (45) Heath, Texas.
  46. (46) Murphy, Texas.
  47. (47) Northlake, Texas.
  48. (48) Parker, Texas.
  49. (49) Sargent, Texas.
  50. (50) Fairlawn, Virginia.
  51. (51) Caledonia, Wisconsin.
  52. (52) Franklin, Wisconsin.
  53. (53) Glendale, Wisconsin.
  54. (54) Greenfield, Wisconsin.
  55. (55) Village of Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin.
  56. (56) Village of Somers, Wisconsin.
  57. (57) Village of Harrison, Wisconsin.
  58. (58) Hochatown, Oklahoma.
  59. (59) Green, Ohio.
  60. (60) Rochester, Wisconsin.
  61. (61) Quartzite Township, Minnesota.
  62. (62) Frederick, Colorado.
  63. (63) Camargo, Kentucky.
  64. (64) Wheatfield, New York.
  65. (65) Mauldin, South Carolina.
  66. (66) Josephine, Texas.

Passed the House of Representatives July 21, 2025.

Attest:

Clerk.

119th CONGRESS 1st Session

H. R. 3095

AN ACT

To direct the United States Postal Service to designate single, unique ZIP Codes for certain communities, and for other purposes.

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