Easy Access to Mail Act restricts centralized mail delivery for new housing developments.
The Easy Access to Mail Act limits the U.S. Postal Service's use of centralized delivery for new housing developments. It prohibits the Postal Service from requiring centralized delivery for any housing development constructed after the enactment of this Act without prior approval from the local legislative body or state legislature. Centralized delivery involves grouping mail receptacles at a single location. The Act also prohibits retroactive changes to the primary mode of mail delivery for existing housing developments.
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