Protect Postal Performance Act
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Summary
The Protect Postal Performance Act modifies procedures for closing or consolidating U.S. Postal Service facilities. It requires public hearings and a 180-day waiting period after publication of hearing summaries before post offices can close, and prohibits closure of post offices that are isolated (more than 15 miles from another) or serve populations of 15,000 or more. The bill also restricts changes to mail processing and distribution centers, requiring Postal Regulatory Commission review before facility consolidations, prohibiting the Mail Processing Facility Review program, and blocking service reductions in districts failing delivery benchmarks. Additionally, it prevents reductions in mail pickup and delivery frequency at post offices without PRC approval.
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