USPS Shares 2025 Wins and 2026 Mail Improvement Plans
Published Date: 1/12/2026
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Summary
The Postal Service shared its 2025 performance report and 2026 plan, showing how they did last year and what they aim to improve next. This affects everyone who sends or receives mail, with a focus on better service, happier customers, safer workplaces, and stronger finances. You can share your thoughts by March 13, 2026, so get ready to join the conversation!
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