; or (vi) a lack of adequate measures to safeguard the post office or its revenues; and (F) the term post office — (i) means a Post Office, as that term is defined in section 241.1 of title 39, Code of Federal Regulations, or any successor regulation; and (ii) does not include a post office branch or station. (2) Authority A District Manager may implement an emergency suspension of a post office in accordance with the requirements under paragraphs (3) through (7). (3) Notification If a District Manager implements an emergency suspension of a post office, the District Manager shall provide immediate notice of the suspension to— (A) the Headquarters Review Coordinator or the Field Performance office; (B) local officials of the Postal Service, including— (i) all direct reports to the District Manager; (ii) the Vice President, Area Operations; (iii) State and national postmaster organizations; (iv) relevant local transportation and logistics officials of the Postal Service; (v) accounting services of the Postal Service and Postmaster accounts; (vi) each upstream Processing and Distributions Center responsible for processing mail to and from the relevant post office; (vii) the Address Management division of the Postal Service; (viii) the Shared Human Resources Center of the Postal Service; (ix) the Discontinuance Coordinator of the Postal Service; (x) the Facilities Service Office of the Postal Service; (xi) local political officials; (xii) the Vice President, Facilities; and (xiii) the Customer Relationship Manager; and (C) customers, notification to whom shall include— (i) the effective date of the suspension; (ii) the reason for the suspension; (iii) any alternate service available, including how to request curbside delivery; (iv) the nearest post offices and hours of service