A Resolution recognizing the 250th anniversary of the United States Postal Service.
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- Passed House
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Overview
This resolution recognizes the 250th anniversary of the United States Postal Service. It highlights the USPS’s long history as a trusted public institution, its vital role in connecting communities, and its contribution to the nation’s economy and workforce. The resolution also expresses concern about potential privatization efforts and reaffirms the commitment to maintaining the USPS as a public service.
Key provisions
- Recognizes the 250th anniversary of the United States Postal Service.
- Highlights the USPS’s role in connecting the nation.
- Acknowledges the USPS’s contribution to the economy and job market.
- Expresses concern about potential privatization.
- Reaffirms the commitment to keeping the USPS public and accessible.
Who is affected
- United States Postal Service
- Postal Workers
- Citizens of the United States
- Families and Communities
- The Mailing and Package Industry
Notable changes
- The resolution expresses concern about potential privatization of the USPS.
- It emphasizes the importance of the USPS remaining a public service.
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- Pn 1362 Html
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Christine Tartaglione
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