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25 Aug 2020
Cross Sound Ferry seeks permit for terminal expansion
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District received a permit application from Cross
25 Aug 2020
Peninsula study draws sweeping public engagement with 500 comments
After an extended 60-day public review period, the draft report for the Charleston Peninsula Coastal Flood Risk Management Study has received nearly 500 comments from community members and stakeholders across the region.
25 Aug 2020
Army Corps repairs aging reception battalion barracks on Fort Jackson
The 56,000 square foot facility is used to receive and process trainees in preparation of basic combat training. With 50,000 new soldiers coming to Fort Jackson each year, this was a priority project.
25 Aug 2020
Charleston District restores creeks damaged by 2015 hurricane
The Charleston District has simultaneously been working with three municipalities to restore three creeks that were damaged by intense rainfall from Hurricane Joaquin in 2015.
25 Aug 2020
Army Corps conducts feasibility study on Folly Beach
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers evaluates coastal resiliency solutions for Folly Beach through a coastal flood risk management study.
25 Aug 2020
Col. Jason Kelly takes command of South Atlantic Division
On June 22nd, Col. Jason Kelly assumed command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division. Col. Kelly assumed command from Maj. Gen. Diana Holland at a ceremony in Atlanta, Ga., where he will serve as the commander for a region that includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Puerto Rico.
25 Aug 2020
The competitiveness of small business contracts
The Charleston District executes over 700 contract actions per year. These actions are what gets water lines laid, barracks built, harbors dredged, beaches renourished, and dams repaired.
25 Aug 2020
Meet Our: Jeff Livasy
Jeff Livasy is the chief of the Programs and Civil Works Project Management Branch.
25 Aug 2020
Meet Our: Maj. Joseph Owens
Meet our new deputy commander, Maj. Joseph Owens.
25 Aug 2020
Mississippi River Commission cancels Morgan City public hearing
The Mississippi River Commission has canceled the Morgan City, Louisiana, public hearing scheduled for Aug. 28, 2020, during the annual low water inspection trip due to Hurricane Laura. Safety is paramount during any severe weather event. Because of the uncertainty of the hurricane, the commission has decided to cancel this stop.