Joint Memorandum to OMB on Closing of NARA Seattle Facility

January 30, 2020—SAA and the Council of State Archivists today issued a joint memorandum to the Office of Management and Budget to oppose the sale of the National Archives and Records Administration’s (NARA’s) building in Seattle, Washington.  SAA and CoSA join the Congressional delegations of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington in opposing the closure of NARA’s Seattle location.  The memo states, “We strongly recommend that the decision to close the facility be rescinded and that the recommendation [of the Federal Public Buildings Reform Board] be studied further, including asking for input from stakeholders and the public.” Read the CoSA/SAA memorandum here.

The Washington State Archives is tracking available information and news stories about this issue on its website.

8 Comment(s) to the "Joint Memorandum to OMB on Closing of NARA Seattle Facility"
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Along with the congressional representatives of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Geometry Dash Subzero and Washington, SAA and CoSA are against closing NARA's Seattle office.

systemmow says:
I agree! The recommendations

I agree! The recommendations of the Federal Public Works Reform Board should be studied further to update the actual situation accordingly.

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Martina says:
Congressional delegations

I believe this opposition is bolstered by the support of the Congressional delegations of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The joint memorandum issued to the Office of Management and Budget emphasizes the importance of angel number 554 rescinding the decision to close the facility and urges further examination of the Federal Public Buildings Reform Board's recommendation. Stakeholder and public input are deemed essential in this process. This concerted effort reflects a commitment to preserving access to vital archival resources and safeguarding historical records for current and future generations.

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Coby says:
In response to the joint

In response to the joint memorandum by SAA and the Council of State Archivists opposing the closure of NARA's Seattle facility, Watcher of Realms (PC only) are closely monitoring developments. We echo the call for a reconsideration of the closure decision, emphasizing the importance of involving stakeholders and the public in this process. The Washington State Archives is diligently tracking updates on this matter on its website, ensuring transparency and accountability in preserving our nation's historical records.