BLM headqurters heads West — but not to Utah

Under a plan unveiled Tuesday by the Interior Department, the Bureau of Land Management’s senior management and national programs are pulling out of Washington, D.C., and getting dispersed into Utah, Colorado and other Western states where the majority of the agency’s 245 million acres are located.While incurring some upfront relocation costs, the bureaucratic overhaul is expected to save $50 million to $100 million over the next 20 years and will make the BLM more accessible to the