Senate introduces resolution urging USPS to restore full-service post office in downtown Montpelier
January 23, 2024 | SENATE, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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The Vermont Senate read JRS 41 by title, a joint resolution requesting that the U.S. Postal Service reestablish as rapidly as possible a full-service U.S. post office in downtown Montpelier. The resolution was read for introduction and the presiding officer announced it will be referred to the Senate Committee on Government Operations for further consideration.
The resolution was presented on introduction day; no floor debate or recorded roll call occurred on the measure during the session. The referral places the item on the committee's worklist for hearings or further action.
No funding, timetable for USPS action, or committee hearing dates were provided on the Senate floor during the reading.
The resolution was presented on introduction day; no floor debate or recorded roll call occurred on the measure during the session. The referral places the item on the committee's worklist for hearings or further action.
No funding, timetable for USPS action, or committee hearing dates were provided on the Senate floor during the reading.
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