While some changes will largely be behind-the-scenes, other changes – such as mail delivery times – will be more noticeable.

The USPS is implementing new service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services.

The changes hitting USPS this month, which took effect April 1, are part of a 10-year plan to save the agency $36 billion.

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potentially slowing down mail delivery for some customers. The USPS, facing financial challenges due to declining first-class mail volume, plans to cut jobs and restructure its operations.

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