Cipzip act of 2025
Cipzip Act of 2025
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes a pilot program within the United States Postal Service to explore changes to ZIP Code boundaries. The program allows for agreements between the Postal Service and state, local, or tribal governments to share the costs associated with these changes. If a request is denied due to cost, the Postal Service must notify the requesting entity, provide a cost estimate, and allow time for an agreement to be proposed. The Postal Regulatory Commission will report annually on the program’s activities and outcomes.
Key provisions
- Establishes a pilot program for ZIP Code boundary changes.
- Allows agreements between the Postal Service and state/local/tribal governments to share costs.
- Requires the Postal Service to notify requesting entities of denials and provide cost estimates.
- Provides a 30-day window for requesting entities to propose agreements.
- Mandates annual reports from the Postal Regulatory Commission on the program’s operation.
- Requires the Postal Service to provide reports to members of Congress upon request.
- Sets a 7-year sunset date for the pilot program.
Who is affected
- United States Postal Service
- State governments
- Local governments
- Tribal governments
- Postal Regulatory Commission
Notable changes
- Creates a mechanism for sharing costs associated with ZIP Code boundary changes.
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