This Senate Resolution commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States postal service, which was founded by the Second Continental Congress on July 26, 1775, to facilitate communication during the American Revolution. It highlights the postal service's historical growth from 75 post offices to over 30,000 locations, its constitutional recognition, and its vital role in uniting the nation and facilitating commerce. The resolution formally recognizes the historic significance of this milestone and honors the dedicated men and women who have served as postal employees throughout its history. It celebrates 250 years of continuous service to the American people and expresses anticipation for its future contributions. Furthermore, the resolution encourages the public to join in the celebration by engaging with the postal service, such as by writing letters, purchasing stamps, or acknowledging postal workers.