Interior to move most of BLM’s Washington staff out West

Juliet Eilperin and Lisa Rein, The Washington Post Published 8:12 pm PDT, Monday, July 15, 2019 Just outside of the Bureau of Land Management offices in Washington D.C., artist John Steuart Curry painted The Oklahoma Land Rush (left) and The Homestead and the Building of the Barbed Wire Fence murals in 1939. less Just outside of the Bureau of Land Management offices in Washington D.C., artist John Steuart Curry painted The Oklahoma Land Rush (left) and The Homestead and the Building of the Barbed Wire Fence murals in … more Photo: Photo By Doug Kapustin For The Washington Post. Photo: Photo By Doug Kapustin For The Washington Post. Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Just outside of the Bureau of Land Management offices in Washington D.C., artist John Steuart Curry painted The Oklahoma Land Rush (left) and The Homestead and the Building of the Barbed Wire Fence murals in 1939. less Just outside of the Bureau of Land Management offices in Washington D.C., artist John Steuart Curry painted The Oklahoma Land Rush (left) and The Homestead and the Building of the Barbed Wire Fence murals in … more Photo: Photo By Doug Kapustin For The Washington Post. Interior to move most of BLM’s Washington staff out West 1  /  1 Back to Gallery WASHINGTON – The Trump administration plans to relocate most of the Bureau of Land Management’s D.C. workforce to west of the Rockies, part of its broader push to shift power away from Washington… [Read full story]