The processing of network consolidation plans will be delayed by the US Postal Service

U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has agreed to pause planned further consolidation of the postal service's processing network. DeJoy said he would pause the consolidation of processing facility operations until at least January 2025. The change would delay USPS cost savings of $133 million to $177 million.

US Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says he will pause consolidation of processing facility operations until at least January 2025. A bipartisan group of senators raised concerns about the impact on mail deliveries. Senator Gary Peters said he would keep pushing DeJoy and the USPS board of governors for a plan that won't interfere with mail service.