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What Shuts Down in a Shutdown?

OPEN PARTIALLY CLOSED MOSTLY CLOSED

Congress

The Treasury

Housing

IRS

Federal Courts

Federal Reserve

Small Business Support

National Museums & Parks

Bloomberg.com, September 26, 2025

Federal Courts

OPEN

Federal courts remain open and trials and deadlines proceed. In a protracted shutdown, some operations may be delayed.

Small Business Support

PARTIALLY CLOSED

The Small Business Administration is partially closed. Loan programs may be delayed, but disaster loans will continue.

Congress

PARTIALLY CLOSED

During a shutdown, not much gets done in Congress unless it relates to ending the shutdown.

National Museums & Parks

PARTIALLY CLOSED

National museums and parks are considered non-essential, so anticipate widespread closures. Some open-air memorials may remain open but may be without support staff.

Federal Reserve

OPEN

The Fed is unaffected by the shutdown. Core functions operate normally.

Housing

PARTIALLY CLOSED

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is partially closed. Housing assistance and housing enforcement continue to work on limited schedules.

The Treasury

PARTIALLY CLOSED

The core, essential functions of the Treasury continue, such as activities related to national debt, financial markets and currency monitoring.

IRS

MOSTLY CLOSED

The IRS is mostly closed but it continues its revenue collection. Some taxpayer services are limited. Please keep all your commitments to the IRS during a shutdown.