USPS Act

Directs the Comptroller General (GAO) to investigate mail theft and vandalism, mail delays, Postal Service employee violations handled by the USPS Office of Inspector General, and other civil or criminal violations under Postal Inspection Service jurisdiction. GAO must deliver findings to two congressional committees, describe USPS countermeasures, and provide recommendations for USPS and Congress.

The first report is due within one year of enactment and then annually for five years. GAO must consult with the USPS Inspector General and the Postal Inspection Service when preparing the reports.