Fish and Wildlife Service Updates Office Addresses in Regulations

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has published a final rule updating the addresses for its headquarters and eight regional offices in the Code of Federal Regulations. The change is technical, meaning it simply corrects the mailing and street locations listed in current regulations to match where the agency actually operates today.

Why it matters: This ensures that anyone sending mail, permits, or official correspondence to the Fish and Wildlife Service uses the correct current addresses. It removes outdated information from federal regulations to prevent confusion or misdirected mail, though it has no impact on wildlife policy or conservation efforts.

Who it affects

• Members of the public submitting documents or inquiries to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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This final rule was issued by the Interior Department, Fish and Wildlife Service; check the original Federal Register document for the complete list of updated addresses and mail stops.

Agency: Interior Department, Fish and Wildlife Service
Source: Federal Register — read the official document