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Bozeman’s city and county leaders are fighting back against the GSA’s plan to sell the historic downtown federal building — valued at $8.2 million — arguing it’s a costly mistake for the community. While the GSA claims the sale supports national cost-cutting and promises to keep essential services running, employees remain in the dark about relocation plans, and the post office hasn’t found a suitable replacement. Local officials fear the loss of this prime downtown asset and are now pursuing a free acquisition through the Historic Surplus Property Program, aiming to preserve the landmark and consolidate city services. Even Senator Steve Daines, who initially backed the sale, is now supporting the city’s effort to keep the building — pledging to make the process transparent and swift.

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