Interior shuffles several senior career staffers
The Interior Department has conducted a significant personnel reorganisation, reassigning more than 25 senior career staff members to new roles within the agency. These employees, who hold positions within the Senior Executive Service, remain employed by the department but have been moved to different assignments.
The Interior Department holds broad responsibility for managing the nation's public lands, national parks, wildlife refuges, and mineral resources. The shuffling of these senior career positions affects experienced federal professionals who typically remain in their roles across different administrations.
- Interior Department reassigned at least 25 senior career staffers to different positions within the department
- The affected employees belong to the Senior Executive Service, a cadre of senior federal officials
- The department manages public lands, national parks, and natural resources oversight