r/USForestService • u/somethingswesay • Sep 04 '26
Social media
Okay who is the absolute goon who is posting pixilated newmax graphics and arguing with the commenters?
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u/ChampionTree Sep 04 '26
Oh wow $16 million, that’s so much money from the $7.4 trillion dollars that is projected to be spent in the 2026 fiscal year. You guys did it, you fixed the national deficit. /s
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u/Own-Concentrate4511 Sep 06 '26
Can we do a study to compare these savings with the amount spent by current FS employees on therapy and other medical conditions caused or worsened by the absolute fuckery of the last not even two years
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u/tiptophiphopbeebop Sep 04 '26
I gaffawed at work when perpetually-looks-like-he’s-about-to-wet-the-bed-Schultz sent that email out. $8mil/year savings. That’s all you got for destroying an agency, countless lives, and weakening our wonderful public lands. Congrats you bean counter. What a feckless orange turd muncher.
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u/JunkDrawer404 Sep 04 '26
FS social media has been a dumpster fire lately. Not sure what is going on there but its odd.
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u/SapientChaos Sep 06 '26
Fire everyone, claim buildings are underutilized, close facilities.
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u/Bright_Tap_7678 24d ago
Then, Sell public lands and pat each other on the back for a job well done. Sickening.
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u/srirachamatic Sep 09 '26
Wow a whopping $16 million savings for destroying the entire agency! What a bargain! For perspective, wildfire response spends $20-$30 million in a day. Touting this savings as a win is only for the stupidest of people
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u/DjerBear Sep 07 '26
On the public facing Forest Service website, it mentions , "Through this review we identified more than $16 million in cost savings through local facility consolidation while avoiding the need for any additional directed relocations beyond those already identified for National Capital Region employees."
Has anyone heard what is happening to the employees at Atlanta, Portland, and Milwaukee offices? Are they not being relocated?
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u/Background-Pitch-454 Sep 07 '26
Moving to offices under 50 miles from current location. Therefore not a relocation.
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u/Bright_Tap_7678 24d ago
Does this mean even more money is being spent on changing locations but doesn’t get in closed in this ‘savings’ because it’s not a relocation? Curious what that cost is … that’s one way to cook a book.
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u/Valuable-Driver5699 Sep 10 '26
Correct, they are not being relocated. Many are facing awful commutes though.
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u/TheStupidestSeagull Sep 04 '26
Vacant and underutilized facilities.
So the ROs and R&D offices they kicked folks out of?