Harder has also been calling for the USPIS anti-mail theft initiative, Project Safe Delivery, to be expanded to Stockton, especially new high-tech electronic locks on cluster mailboxes.
Continue pushing to expand the USPS anti-mail-theft initiative, Project Safe Delivery, to Stockton, including new high-tech electronic locks on cluster mailboxes.
Occurrences
Evidence
Harder's office said his amendment to prosecute more mail theft passed the House Appropriations Committee after he pushed to include it during budget negotiations; the release says it would create a DOJ-led task force focused on mail theft.
USPS says the Inspection Service and USPS launched Project Safe Delivery in 2023 and continue to use it to protect mail and package security; the fact page also describes the initiative as a response to rising letter-carrier robberies and mail theft.
Assessments
Harder appears to have actively pushed anti-mail-theft measures, including a mail-theft amendment that passed the House Appropriations Committee, which supports meaningful effort. But the evidence does not show Project Safe Delivery was expanded to Stockton or that new high-tech electronic locks were installed on Stockton cluster mailboxes, so the core promised outcome is not confirmed as delivered.