The U.S. Postal Service would have 270 days — about nine months — after the bill becomes law to create and roll out all 66 new ZIP Codes. The bill does not provide funding or explain how USPS should handle the transition from old ZIP Codes to new ones.
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The U.S. Postal Service would have 270 days — about nine months — after the bill becomes law to create and roll out all 66 new ZIP Codes. The bill does not provide funding or explain how USPS should handle the transition from old ZIP Codes to new ones.
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