Bill 119 HR 765, also known as the "Postal Service Retail Services Improvement Act," aims to enhance communication between the United States Postal Service (USPS) and local communities regarding the relocation and establishment of USPS retail service facilities. The bill seeks to ensure that USPS engages in transparent and collaborative communication with communities when making decisions about the relocation or establishment of postal service facilities.
The bill outlines specific requirements for USPS when considering the relocation or establishment of retail service facilities, including conducting a community impact analysis, providing notice to affected communities, and holding public meetings to gather feedback from residents. Additionally, the bill mandates that USPS must consider the impact on access to postal services, the needs of the community, and the potential economic impact of any proposed changes.
Furthermore, the bill includes provisions to ensure that USPS takes into account the input of local stakeholders, such as elected officials, community organizations, and residents, when making decisions about postal service facilities. It also requires USPS to provide detailed explanations for any decisions made regarding the relocation or establishment of retail service facilities.
Overall, Bill 119 HR 765 aims to promote transparency, accountability, and community engagement in USPS decision-making processes related to postal service facilities. By improving communication between USPS and local communities, the bill seeks to ensure that the needs and concerns of residents are taken into consideration when making changes to postal service operations.