Idaho Ag Department Relocation | Wallace Building Move
- The iowa department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship is preparing for a change in address.
- The Wallace building, known for its gold-tinted reflective windows, has faced structural and maintenance challenges since its construction in the late 1970s.
- The department, the last tenant in the Wallace Building, will relocate to the Hoover Building at 1305 E.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture is on the move. The department prepares to change addresses, leaving behind the wallace Building, plagued by longstanding structural issues, and relocating to the Hoover Building in July. This critically important move marks a new chapter for the department and its role in Iowa agriculture. At a recent reception, Secretary Naig opened a time capsule, providing a glimpse into the past with artifacts dating back to 2000. News Directory 3 brings you this breaking story. Were will the department focus its efforts? Discover what’s next as the Iowa Department of Agriculture continues its service to Iowa’s agricultural community.
Iowa Ag Department Relocates, Time Capsule Opened
The iowa department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship is preparing for a change in address. A reception was held Thursday as the department readies to move from the Henry A. Wallace State Office Building, located at 502 E. Ninth St.,Des Moines.
The Wallace building, known for its gold-tinted reflective windows, has faced structural and maintenance challenges since its construction in the late 1970s. The building’s demolition is planned.
The department, the last tenant in the Wallace Building, will relocate to the Hoover Building at 1305 E. Walnut St. at the start of July.The move marks a new chapter for the department and its role in Iowa agriculture.
During the reception, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig opened a time capsule sealed in October 2000 by then-Secretary of Agriculture Patty Judge.The capsule contained historic artifacts, materials, and photos collected during the packing process, all of which where on display.
What’s next
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land stewardship will continue its work from the Hoover Building, focusing on its role in supporting Iowa’s agricultural community.