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National parks will remain ‘generally’ open during the shutdown, but Liberty Bell doors are closed

Nearly two-thirds of National Park Service staff are furloughed during the 2025 government shutdown, causing limited services and economic losses exceeding $77 million daily, NPCA says.

  • Parks will generally remain accessible during the shutdown, according to a contingency plan.
  • Parks without 'accessible areas' will be closed due to reduced staffing caused by the furlough of almost 9,300 employees.
  • Limited services will be provided in parks that remain open, focusing on safety and protection of property.
  • Parks may enter agreements with states or local governments willing to donate for keeping sites open.
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politicopro.com broke the news in on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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