United States Postal Service

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is a government agency headquartered in Washington, District of Columbia. Employing over 131,819 people, the USPS is a vital part of the American infrastructure. The agency is responsible for delivering mail and packages throughout the United States, a service that contributes significantly to the $1.4 trillion postal industry. The USPS provides a range of mail and package delivery services to both individuals and businesses. They deliver to over 157 million addresses across the country, reaching every state, city, and town. Notably, the USPS operates on a universal service principle, ensuring that everyone in the United States and its territories has equal access to postal services at the same postage rates, regardless of their location. The USPS distinguishes itself by its extensive reach and commitment to universal service. As the largest postal service in the world, it delivers mail to more addresses in a broader geographical area than any other postal service. Financially independent, the USPS relies on revenue generated from postage, products, and services to fund its operations. For assistance with USPS services, customers can connect via Twitter @USPSHelp, by calling 800-275-8777, or visiting go.usa.gov/help.