New Underground Visitor Center at White House
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The White House unveils plans for a new underground security screening center, set to streamline visitor checks and reduce wait times. The thirty-three thousand square foot facility, scheduled for construction starting August, will be located beneath Sherman Park and is expected to be operational by July 2028. The project, a joint effort by the Executive Office of the President, the U.S. Secret Service, and the National Park Service, aims to modernize the visitor experience while preserving the Union General William Tecumseh Sherman monument. The National Capital Planning Commission will review the plans at their April 2nd meeting.
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