How Trump’s first- and second-term 100-day marks compare
- President Donald Trump completed his first 100 days in office in early 2025, during which significant federal workforce reductions occurred, affecting national parks across the United States.
- These reductions followed a hiring freeze starting January 20, 2025, and February directives requiring large-scale layoffs and agency reorganizations to reduce government size and spending.
- Within this period, Black Canyon of the Gunnison lost 27 employees, including 10 laid off on February 14, while Rocky Mountain National Park cut about a dozen staff, raising concerns about operational impacts.
- Sheridan Steele, former Black Canyon superintendent, stated there was "no consideration" to maintain operations during cuts, and Scott Cundy said, "People make mistakes when they're understaffed," highlighting staffing challenges.
- Though uncertainties about long-term effects remain, some gateway town businesses like Estes Park report cautious optimism with minimal immediate impact, while national park officials and observers worry about future service quality.
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How Trump’s first- and second-term 100-day marks compare
President Donald Trump showcased a more aggressive approach to policy issues during the first 100 days of his second administration compared to his first term as a political newcomer. No longer a novice to the ways government operates, Trump has…
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