The Postal Delivery Accountability Act requires the U.S. Postal Service to implement recommendations made by its Inspector General to improve how it identifies and notifies customers about undelivered and partially delivered mail routes. The bill specifically directs the Postal Service to adopt recommendations from a December 2022 Inspector General report on this issue. The Postal Service must complete implementation of these recommendations within one year of the bill becoming law. This legislation affects mail customers nationwide who experience delivery problems, as well as the Postal Service and its operations. The bill does not specify additional federal funding but places an implementation requirement on the existing Postal Service operations.
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