The INFORM Act requires the U.S. Postal Service to notify the public about major changes to mail services that will affect the country nationwide or substantially nationwide. When the Postal Service proposes such changes, it must submit the proposal to the Postal Regulatory Commission for review and simultaneously post notices in all affected postal facilities for at least 30 days after the change takes effect. These notices must include specific details about what is changing, when it will happen, how it impacts postal services, information about public meetings, and contact details for customer feedback. The bill effectively increases transparency and gives the public advance warning and an opportunity to comment on significant postal service changes that could affect mail delivery across the country. There is no specific funding amount or implementation deadline mentioned in the legislation beyond the 30-day posting requirement.
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