Where Is the Headquarters Now? Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Chicago, Illinois

From a Reader:
"The agency has lost touch with its real customers—the State Departments of Transportation—and focuses far too much time working with, and trying to please, the alphabet organizations of institutional Washington."

Where Is the Headquarters Now? Baltimore, Maryland

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? San Juan, Puerto Rico

From a Reader:
"The agency could save millions of dollars due to paying less to employees and possibly being able to pay zero rent. It would be a great location due to year round perfect weather."

Where Is the Headquarters Now? Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Charleston, West Virginia

From a Reader:
"Lower cost of living, bring jobs back to where EPA destroyed them. The move would cause the out-of-touch East Coasters that run EPA HQ to get jobs elsewhere."

Where Is the Headquarters Now? Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Kansas

From Readers:
"Closer to rural agricultural America and the new NBAF facility."

"Move to the farmland. Be where your rules impact real farmers and ranchers."

Where Is the Headquarters Now? Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Raleigh, North Carolina

From a Reader:
"The Park is now home to 170 companies that include Biogen Idec, Syngenta, United Therapeutics, Cisco, Bayer CropScience, Eisai, BASF, the U.S. EPA, NIH’s National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS; the only NIH Institute/Center outside of the DC metro area), and the original research institute that launched the park, RTI International."

Where Is the Headquarters Now? Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Greenville, South Carolina

From a Reader:
"Better weather, shorter commute, lower cost of living, good amenities."

Where Is the Headquarters Now?  Silver Spring, Maryland

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Florida, Texas or Wyoming

From a Reader:
"Any one of the areas are cheaper to run an organization. More available space, less congested and NWS work can be performed from anywhere. Video conferencing makes a good alternative to jet setting across the country. Many of the NWS employees can telework, which would reduce the overall office size."

Where Is the Headquarters Now?: Washington, D.C.

Where Do Readers Want to Move It? Des Moines, Iowa, or Kansas City, Missouri

From a Reader:
"The HUD Office in D.C. is extremely outdated, to say the least. If you have to build a new headquarters or give it a substantial rehab, you would think the cost would be much lower in the Midwest. As well, you would save a lot of money on salaries as the locality pay is much lower in the Midwest."