Protect Postal Performance Act restricts USPS from closing or consolidating post offices and processing centers without Postal Regulatory Commission.
The Protect Postal Performance Act aims to safeguard postal services by imposing restrictions on the United States Postal Service (USPS). It mandates that USPS cannot proceed with any changes to mail processing facilities, including consolidations or partial consolidations, without an advisory opinion from the Postal Regulatory Commission. Additionally, USPS is prohibited from implementing local or regional transportation optimization efforts that reduce mail pickup or drop-off times at post offices.
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