The U.S. Postal Service aims to save $3 billion annually by implementing changes focused on streamlined regional networks while keeping mail delivery times intact.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy highlighted the urgency of these changes by emphasizing an 80% drop in first-class mail since 1997, necessitating a move toward efficiency.
The proposed overhaul intends to enhance the Postal Service's operational efficiency and reliability, allowing for growth in business amidst substantial losses in recent years.
Under the new proposal, election mail and certain critical shipments will not be affected, supporting the Postal Service's commitment to essential mail delivery.
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