USPS Act

HR 1760, the USPS Act, requires the U.S. Comptroller General to conduct annual investigations into mail theft, delays, postal employee violations, and property damage by the U.S. Postal Service. These investigations must be reported yearly for five years to the House Oversight Committee and Senate Homeland Security Committee, detailing current safeguards and suggesting improvements. The bill mandates that these reports include specific recommendations for both the Postal Service and Congress to address security issues, focusing on concrete data rather than policy advocacy. This procedural bill directly affects federal oversight bodies and the Postal Service’s operational accountability, without altering postal services or funding.