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  • After Florence rainfall, USACE cancels Gathright Dam pulse release

    After evaluating the high water flows experienced on the Jackson River during Tropical Storm Florence earlier this week, District water managers made the decision to cancel the pulse release scheduled for Sept. 26 at Gathright Dam.

  • MEDIA ALERT: DeSoto County, Corps of Engineers to sign flood risk management study agreement

    Who: DeSoto County Board of Supervisors (Chairman Mark Gardner, District 2 Supervisor) and Memphis

  • Corps hosts cleanup event at Santa Ana River Marsh

    With a navy pink- and- blue-flowered baseball cap pulled over her forehead, purple boots and a plastic grabbing tool in hand, 4-year-old Amelia Jones set off down the marsh’s dirt road. Her parents, Erin and Chris, both biologists, and her uncle, Andrew Hardison, were not far behind. As Amelia scoured the ground for trash, Erin, who works for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District, pointed to a plastic water bottle hidden in the brush. Amelia seemed pleased with her find, as she picked up the bottle with her grabber and dropped it into her lime-green bucket.

  • Corps warns citizens about email spoofing

    LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District is warning about an email spoof citizens are receiving with an invoice attached.

  • Recreation Closures Continue at Coralville Lake

    IOWA CITY, Iowa - All public day use boat ramps managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Coralville Lake remain closed at this time. This includes the Curtis Bridge, Mehaffey Bridge, Sandy Beach, Sugar Bottom, and West Overlook boat ramps. Lake MacBride Boat Ramp which is managed by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources also remains closed. West Overlook Recreation Area campsites 61-89 and Sugar Bottom Recreation Area campsites 156-181 and 192-214 as well as the campground boat ramp at Sugar Bottom also remain closed.

  • Corps proposes improvement dredging for Point Judith Harbor Federal Navigation Project in Narragansett

    CONCORD, Mass. – The New England District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with the

  • Middle East District awards Local National QA contract for Iraq support

    The Middle East District awarded a Local National Quality Assurance (LNQA) for Personal Services in Iraq contract for exclusive support of USACE missions, including Foreign Military Sales (FMS).

  • Army Corps' North Atlantic Division engaged in Hurricane Florence response and recovery mission

    NEW YORK ― The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Atlantic Division (NAD), remains fully engaged with local and national agencies in support of response and recovery efforts from impacts of Hurricane Florence.

  • Army Corps' North Atlantic Division engaged in Hurricane Florence response and recovery mission

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Atlantic Division (NAD), remains fully engaged with local and national agencies in support of response and recovery efforts from impacts of Hurricane Florence.

  • Providing Accessibility: General Dacey Trail Hayride

    Providing Accessibility: General Dacey Trail Hayride Lake Shelbyville – Always wanted to see the General Dacey Trail, but physically unable to walk it alone? Join us on October 11 for the 2018 Hay Ride for People with Mobility Restrictions. This event features scenic hayride tours of the General Dacey Trail for all, young and old, who are physically unable to walk the trail on their own. Family or staff support are encouraged to ride along for the safety and enjoyment of all participants. Tours arrive and depart from the Shelbyville Aquatic Center parking lot in Shelbyville’s Forest Park. This event is made possible by Lake Shelbyville, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), General Dacey Trail, and Sloan Implement of Shelbyville. Departure times are 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. To reserve a space, please contact the Lake Shelbyville USACE Interpretive Services and Outreach Program at 217-774-3951 ext. 2 to make a reservation. Walk ups will be accommodated if space is available, but is not guaranteed. -30-