INDIANA— Indiana residents have recently seen changes in USPS products and services, including price increases on items like Forever stamps. These increases are part of the service’s 10-year Delivering for America plan to modernize the postal network, improve service, and ensure long-term financial stability.
A new change coming soon will affect how mail is delivered to residents in Indiana and the U.S.
According to USPS, First-Class Mail deliveries will be expedited, and other deliveries could see slight delays. Indiana residents should expect the following adjustments to first-class mail:
- 75 percent of First-Class Mail will retain its current service standards.
- 14 percent of First-Class Mail will see an improvement in delivery times.
- 11 percent of First-Class Mail will experience slightly longer delivery times.
The changes to First-Class Mail services will be rolled out gradually throughout 2025, with the first phase starting on April 1 and the second on July 1st. USPS says the shift could speed up delivery for customers in certain areas. However, some residents could see deliveries delayed by as much as a day. USPS maintains all deliveries will still be within the current 1-5 day service standard day range.
The changes to First-Class Mail services could significantly impact Indiana residents. For example, businesses that rely on the mail to deliver products or services may need to adjust their shipping schedules. Additionally, individuals who rely on the mail to receive important documents or correspondence may need to factor in potential delays…