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  • Corps to host coastal informational beach walks

    DETROIT – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, will host informational outreach

  • Public meetings scheduled to seek input on draft Snake Creek embankment environmental assessment

    Two public meetings to seek comments on the draft environmental assessment for addressing dam safety issues at the Snake Creek embankment, which runs under Highway 83 and impounds Lake Audubon in North Dakota, are scheduled for Tuesday, June 19 in Bismarck, ND and Wednesday, June 20 in Garrison, ND.

  • Center’s Fuels Program first to use GSA maintenance contract schedule

    A Huntsville Center Fuels Program Project Delivery Team determined the GSA Multiple Award Schedule 03FAC, Facilities Maintenance and Management is a viable option for providing recurring maintenance and minor repair services for more than 400 Army, Navy, and the Air Force fuel facilities sites around the world.

  • Allatoona Project taking Hunting Program Applications

    Mobile, Alabama – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Allatoona Lake announced today that Allatoona

  • Michigan attorney to serve as federal judge

    DETROIT – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, congratulates one of its senior

  • District counsel to serve as federal judge

    By Lynn Rose, public affairs chief, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit DistrictImagine how

  • Rock & Mineral Show at Mark Twain Lake

    Mark Twain Lake, May 16, 2018 – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Mark Twain Lake would like to

  • Corps of Engineers completes debris removal from Santa Barbara basins following devastating mudslide

    It was a dark, cold night in February in Santa Barbara County – in the low 30s – and freezing outside, as far as Mary Carmona was concerned. As she worked alongside a contractor during a 12-hour night shift at the Cold Springs Creek Basin in Montecito, she pondered why she was there. She missed her family and just wanted to go home and sleep in the comfort of her own bed. But going home wasn’t an option for Carmona – at least not for the next 20-some days, as she and about 60 other U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees set up temporary residence in the county to help clear vehicle-sized boulders, several feet of mud, trees and other debris from the community’s basins. It was a daunting task in less-than-ideal conditions, but these weren’t even less than ideal; they were catastrophic.

  • Army Corps flood teams initiate new work in Okanogan River basin

    Flood teams from the Seattle District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will initiate work today to raise the Oroville Road in Oroville, Washington, and strengthen the Mazama Levee in Mazama, Washington, while work continues in Riverside and Okanogan, Washington, in Clark Fork, Idaho, and Plains, Montana.

  • Corps warns mariners about underwater pile dikes on Columbia River

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers advises recreational boaters and commercial mariners that recent high water levels may be concealing some pile dikes on the Columbia River.