Trump to shut down San Antonio Missions' headquarters facility
The Trump White House plans to cancel 34 leases for National Park Service offices countrywide, including the headquarters building for the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, according to a report by the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA). The Missions facility, 2202 Roosevelt Ave., houses offices for park-management functions, including first-response, public safety, maintenance, IT, equipment storage and artifacts.
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