Requires the Postal Service to create a public process for state, local, and Tribal governments to request ZIP code changes, and sets up a seven-year pilot letting those governments pay the net costs behind a request.

• Requires the Postal Service, within 180 days of enactment, to publish an administrative process for requests to change existing ZIP code boundaries or create new ZIP codes.
• Requires written reasons for any denial, including whether cost was a factor and the estimated cost, and a designated point of contact for each request.
• Bars resubmitting an identical or substantially similar request for 5 years after a denial, but allows one appeal filed within 45 days of the denial.
• Creates a pilot program, ending 7 years after enactment, in which a government may pay the net costs of its request, and the Postal Service must grant a request when cost is the only reason for denial and the offered agreement covers it.

• Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (Senate)

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