3 Jul 2018

Update: Public meetings scheduled for Denver Urban Waterways Feasibility Study Environmental Impact Statement; Comment period extended

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in cooperation with the city and county of Denver, will hold three public meetings to gather input on the recently released Environmental Impact Statement for the Denver Urban Waterways Feasibility Study.

3 Jul 2018

Corps to raise water level in Tamiami Trail canal

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District has taken several steps over the weekend to address high water levels in conservation areas west of Fort Lauderdale and Miami. On Sunday (July 1), the Corps raised the maximum allowable level in the L-29 Canal to elevation 8.0 feet, a 0.5-foot increase from its current level. Raising the water level in this canal will increase flows under the one-mile Tamiami Trail bridge built by the Corps, and make it possible to move more water from Water Conservation Area 3 (WCA-3) which sits north of the canal.

3 Jul 2018

Walls Cast at Pierce Terrace Elementary School

When you think of Styrofoam, you usually think of it as holding your latest purchase in place while

3 Jul 2018

4th Annual Government Agencies Expo

The fourth annual Federal Executive Association’s Government Expo was a great success for several

3 Jul 2018

Teaching and Recruiting

Charleston District Survey Technician Jennifer Kist recently presented to the student body and

3 Jul 2018

Brig. Gen. Holland Visits South Carolina

In May, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division Commander Brig. Gen. Diana Holland

3 Jul 2018

Permitting the Upstate

On March 28th, Charleston District leaders were in Greenville, S.C., to officially open the

3 Jul 2018

Getting a Little TNC Can Make You Think

As I discussed in my last article, I wanted to bring some focus to the more informal learning that

3 Jul 2018

The “Greatest Generation” is Still Great

The generation of people born between 1910 and 1924 are known as “the greatest generation.” They are

3 Jul 2018

Bird Key Stono Renourishment Project

In between Folly Beach and Kiawah Island lies an isolated island where thousands of birds flock and