Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Stepping Down, Tells USPS Board to Find His Successor
By Chase Smith Louis DeJoy, the 75th postmaster general of the United States, has announced plans to step down, asking the Postal Service Board of Governors to begin the process of selecting his successor. The move is the start of a leadership transition for the Postal Service as it continues implementing a 10-year Delivering for America transformation plan put in place under DeJoy.
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