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With an inspiring legacy that reaches back to 1775, USACE is committed to solving the nation’s toughest engineering challenges. But we cannot achieve this without the support of a diverse, talented, and agile workforce. In today’s highly competitive environment, when everyone is fighting for limited resources and talent, having a workplace that integrates USACE core values into its culture, mission, vision, and business practices are foundational for organizational success.

 

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District Deputy Commander, Maj. Matt Westcott leads a team of volunteers from the Jacksonville Jaguars front office to plant bitter panic grass and sea oats along the Duval County Shoreline, near Hanna Park.
Duuuuuuval's Dynamic Duo: The Jacksonville District and the Jacksonville Jaguars team up to tackle invasive species and plant dune vegetation
May. 09, 2025 | 
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Recently, the USACE Jacksonville District teamed up with the Jacksonville Jaguars to take on invasive species and plant dune vegetation near Hanna Park, as...
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leaders stand with six park rangers honored for exemplary service during a recognition ceremony May 5, 2025, in Nashville, Tenn. Four received commander’s coins for their contributions to natural resource management and water safety, while two received the Department of the Army Civilian Service Achievement Medal for their dedication to ranger training and public safety. (USACE Photo by Noe Gonzalez)
Rangers recognized for exceptional service at USACE Nashville District
May. 09, 2025 | 
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On May 5, 2025, six Nashville District park rangers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers were honored for exceptional service. Four received commander’s...
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USACE Safety Officer for EFO-Eaton, Taylor Bayless stands at the ready to identify and mitigate safety risks for all personell working the wildfire recovery zone.
USACE safety team protects workers from hidden hazards after the flames
May. 06, 2025 | 
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Cleaning up after the Southern California wildfires is no easy task. Given the ages of many of the homes burned within the Eaton Fire, there are numerous...
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Willow Walker, a reservoir regulator, Water Management Section, Walla Walla District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, looks across the landscape above Saint Louis Gulch, a valley, 3,215 feet above sea level, in Clearwater County Idaho, during the Walla Walla District's annual snow flight, April 10. Conducted in collaboration with the Idaho Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, this mission helps engineers with the Water Management Team of the Walla Walla District, assess mountain snowpack—nature’s high-altitude water reserve—crucial for forecasting regional water flow that sustains rivers, farms, and communities.
Strengthening community resilience through engineering
May. 05, 2025 | 
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In spring 2025, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Walla Walla District Water Management team conducted its annual snow flight across southeastern...
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