National Association of Postmasters of The United States (NAPUS),
The Management Organization of Postmasters, Associate Members and Retired Postmasters

OUR MISSION
To represent, promote and protect Postmasters;
To foster a favorable image of public service and
To assure users of the mail the best possible service;
To be an advocate with the Congress of the United States, and
To work closely with the United States Postal Service in the development of strategies for the enhancement of Postmasters and the Postal Service.
By networking with these fellow members, you gain additional insight, ideas and assistance.

This page was last updated: May 14, 2012
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Dedicated POStPlan Link

In order to better address the many phone and email inquiries that members have about the Post Office Structure Plan and VER related issues, the NAPUS website will add a dedicated link for the POStPlan program.  The link will include postings of questions and answers, updates on POStPlan, and detailed information on VERs, incentives and RIF procedures.Active Postmasters are encouraged to visit the site for updates and information on POStPlan.









NAPUS NATIONAL PRESIDENT Bob Rapoza  on POStPLAN

The U.S. Postal Service announced a new strategy on May 9, 2012, that could keep the nation’s smallest post offices open for business as part of the plan to return the organization to financial stability. This new strategy would impact nearly 13,000 post offices; it would be implemented over a two-year, multi-phased approach and would not be completed until September 2014.

The Post Office Strategy Plan (POStPlan), according to the Postal Service’s May 9 news release, would keep an existing post office in place, but with modified retail window hours to match customer use. Access to the retail lobby and to PO Boxes would remain unchanged. And the town’s ZIP code and community identity would be retained.

The Postal Service will provide an opportunity for the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) to review this plan before making any changes. The agency intends to file a request for an advisory opinion with the PRC later this month. The PRC has up to 90 days to render an opinion.