# Plain Language Summary

This bill simply renames a post office building in Marion, Alabama. The postal facility located at 306 Pickens Street will officially be called the "Albert Turner, Sr. Post Office Building" instead of just being referred to by its address. The bill honors Albert Turner, Sr. by putting his name on the building.

In practical terms, this change means that any official government documents, maps, signs, and records that refer to this post office will now use the new name. If you live in Marion and go to mail a package or buy stamps at this location, you'd see the building identified as the Albert Turner, Sr. Post Office Building. It's a ceremonial honor that recognizes someone the sponsoring members of Congress felt was important enough to commemorate on a federal building.

This type of bill doesn't affect how the post office operates or change any services. It's purely about naming—similar to how streets, parks, and buildings across the country are named after notable people. The bill was introduced by several members of Congress from Alabama, suggesting they wanted to recognize Albert Turner, Sr.'s significance to their community and state.

To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 306 Pickens Street in Marion, Alabama, as the "Albert Turner, Sr. Post Office Building".

Sewell, Terri A.

Designates the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 306 Pickens Street in Marion, Alabama, as the "Albert Turner, Sr. Post Office Building."