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<abstract>This testimony summarizes two GAO reports (GAO/RCED-93-192, Sept. 1993,
and GAO/RCED-94-284, Aug. 1994) on National Park Service employee
housing issues. GAO found that the Park Service has not clearly
justified the need for all of its employee housing units, nor has it
been able to provide detailed support for its backlog of housing repairs
and replacements. Individual park managers have broad discretion in
carrying out park housing policy, which has resulted in inconsistencies
in how the program is managed agencywide and raises questions about
whether some housing decisions are in the agency&apos;s best interest.
Finally, other federal land management agencies, such as the Forest
Service and the Bureau of Land Management, do not provide the same level
of housing to their employees. Because its mission stresses in-park
visitor services, the Park Service believes that it needs to provide a
larger number of its employees with in-park housing. Moreover, the Park
Service&apos;s mix of housing units contains more houses, multiplex units,
and apartments and fewer dormitories and cabins, making the agency&apos;s
housing inventory more costly to maintain.</abstract>
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