With no prior announcement, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R), has closed her office in Rome.  The congresswoman’s official website removed the Rome Office from the list of offices last week.

The Rome News Tribune reported late last week that repeated attempts to get an explanation from the congresswoman have gone unanswered and Greene nor her staff have given any indication as to why they closed the office.  That leaves only the Dalton office open in the 14th Congressional District that stretches from the Tennessee state line to the Atlanta suburbs.

The office provided constituent services for the 14th Congressional District. Congressional offices provide a number of services including congressional commendation applications, help with federal agencies, and service academy nominations.

The Rome News Tribune reported, “For months prior to the closing of the Rome office, repeated questions to the staff of 14th District Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene about plans for the office went unanswered”.

In her weekly constituent email that was released on Monday, the congresswoman did not mention the closing of her office in Rome.