# Plain Language Summary: Richard H. Poff Post Office Building

This bill is straightforward—it simply renames a post office building in Radford, Virginia. The U.S. Postal Service facility located at 901 West Main Street in Radford will officially be called the "Richard H. Poff Post Office Building" instead of just being referred to by its street address.

This type of bill is a common way Congress honors people who have made significant contributions to their communities or the country. Richard H. Poff was apparently someone important enough to Radford or Virginia that lawmakers decided to name this public building after him. The change is purely symbolic—it doesn't affect how the post office operates, what services it provides, or how much anything costs. People will still go there to mail packages, buy stamps, and use postal services exactly as they do now.

For residents of Radford, the main practical change is that they'll have a new official name for their local post office. The building's address stays the same, and all postal operations continue unchanged. This is essentially a ceremonial recognition that gets recorded in federal law.

To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 901 West Main Street in Radford, Virginia, as the "Richard H. Poff Post Office Building".

Griffith, H. Morgan

This bill designates the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 901 West Main Street in Radford, Virginia, as the "Richard H. Poff Post Office Building".