United States Postal Service

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is an independent agency of the U.S. federal government, established in 1792. It provides postal services across the country, delivering mail and packages to over 160 million addresses. USPS operates as a self-sustaining entity, maintaining the largest physical and logistical infrastructure of any non-military government institution in the U.S.

USPS offers a wide range of mail and shipping services, including First-Class Mail, Priority Mail, and international shipping. It also provides retail services, PO boxes, and special services like certified and registered mail. The agency supports businesses with bulk mailing and direct marketing solutions. USPS emphasizes universal service, ensuring reliable mail delivery to all areas, including rural and remote locations. With a rich history, USPS has played a vital role in American communication and commerce, adapting to technological changes while serving millions of customers daily.