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"Together, we will change the world as we oversee the Department of the Interior’s responsibilities across all 50 States, the Territories, and oceans."

-Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior
April 27, 2009

For employee-related resources, including Employee Express and Quicktime, please access the oneINTERIOR Intranet, available only within the DOI network.

The U.S. Department of the Interior employs about 70,000 people in approximately 2,400 locations with offices across the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Territories, and Freely Associated States.

At Interior our employees take pride in knowing that the work they do every day is of real significance – from managing our nation’s natural resources and cultural heritage to honoring responsibilities to strengthen tribal nations and advocate for America’s island communities. We rely on their expertise and commitment to better serve the public and to help achieve our organizational goals and objectives.

In our continuing effort to better serve America, we continue to broaden the diversity of our department’s workforce. We are committed to identifying, hiring and retaining the best qualified individuals, wherever they are and whatever their background, so we reflect the diversity of the communities in which we operate.

Stories from the Field

A Sign of Respect: BLM's Gary Baumgartner Garners Smokejumper Leadership Recognition

WED, MAY 9, 2012, 02:40 PM EST

When people speak of Gary Baumgartner, the same words keep peppering the conversation: Respect. Leadership. Honor. Little wonder, then, that the 24-year smokejumper veteran was named the first recipient of the Al Dunton Smokejumper Leadership Award. Read More >

Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, Partners Host Tuskegee National Tuskegee Airmen Warrior Run

TUE, MAY 1, 2012, 09:54 AM EST

On April 14, 2012 Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site partnered with Tuskegee University and Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. to host the annual Tuskegee Airmen Warrior Run. Read More >

Group photo of Hampton University students and NPS Director Jarvis

National Park Service Director Leads Hike in Park

MON, APRIL 9, 2012, 11:03 AM EST

On March 17, Joan Moody, senior public affairs specialist in the Office of the Secretary, took National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis up on his offer, through a recent Combined Federal Campaign auction, of giving a hike in a nearby park. Read More >

The Veteran’s Recruitment Appointment Program is proving to be an effective hiring tool for the Bureau of Land Management's Southern Nevada District office. Recent hires under the program include (from left): David McMullen, park ranger (Marine Corps); Vivian Browning, administrative assistant (Air Force); Merchelle Cunningham, management assistant (Army); Rose McCallister, realty technician (Navy); Monique Armendariz, management and program analyst (Air Force); Calvet Howell, park ranger (Air Force.) Photo by BLM.

BLM–Southern Nevada District Office Veterans Recruitment Program a Success

FRI, MARCH 23, 2012, 03:46 PM EST

The Veteran’s Recruitment Appointment Program has proved a rousingly successful hiring tool for the BLM Southern Nevada District Office. In the past several months, six employees have been quickly brought on board using the VRA Program. Read More >

Brian Delehanty is a financial management specialist at the Office of Natural Resources Revenue.

ONRRs Brian Delehanty Uses Snowboard to Teach At-risk Youth Courage, Self-esteem

MON, MARCH 19, 2012, 02:07 PM EST

ONRR’s Brian Delehanty first began skiing at 3 years old, and took up snowboarding at 9. Today, Delehanty is using his slope skills to mentor at-risk and underserved inner-city youth. Read More >