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Death Valley National Park faces a staggering 40% loss of permanent staff, but a massive $69.5 million project to overhaul its aging water and wastewater system is on the horizon.

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Death Valley National Park reports staffing losses, pipeline project awarded
Park staff told the board they are coping with staffing shortfalls and that a $69.5 million water and wastewater contract has been awarded to replace miles of pipeline and treatment infrastructure; seasonal staff will augment winter operations.
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October 31, 2026 at 10:55 AM
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Death Valley National Park is bouncing back from floods with open roads, restored boardwalks, and a booming pupfish population ready for visitors this spawning season!

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Death Valley National Park reports flood recovery progress, water‑system bids and a rising pupfish viewing
Acting Deputy Superintendent Abby Wines told the board about flood repairs, reopening of Badwater Road and Salt Creek boardwalk, water/wastewater bids for Furnace Creek/Cow Creek, campground closures pending repairs, a hiring freeze, and a forthcoming accessibility plan and public comment period.
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February 25, 2026 at 1:46 PM
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Death Valley National Park is facing severe budget cuts and staffing shortages that threaten its essential services and future projects.

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National Park Service faces budget challenges and staff shortages in Death Valley
Death Valley officials report severe budget cuts impacting projects, staffing, and public services.
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May 8, 2025 at 4:02 PM