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23 Jul 2013
RAP Riverside Drive, LLC seeks permit to dredge, remove structures, install two docks in Old Saybrook
CONCORD, Mass. – RAP Riverside Drive, LLC is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
23 Jul 2013
Massachusetts Department of Public Works seeks permit to discharge fill to repair Shepard Pond Dam in Canton
CONCORD, Mass. – The Massachusetts Department of Public Works is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army
23 Jul 2013
Applicant seeks Corps of Engineers permit to construct timber pier, do other work in the Gulf River in Cohasset
CONCORD, Mass. – Maryann Murphy is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New
23 Jul 2013
Work set to be completed by November: Corps of Engineers awards $433,970 contract for Fox Point Hurricane Barrier roof repair project
CONCORD, Mass. – The Fox Point Hurricane Barrier pump station roof in Providence, Rhode Island, will
23 Jul 2013
Lake Michigan Area Office hosts Beach Survival Challenge
Promoting water safety is one of the Corps of Engineers’ primary missions, and recently six
23 Jul 2013
Waterfowl blind registration to open for Truman Lake
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—The waterfowl blind registration process for the 2013 Missouri Waterfowl Season has been finalized for Harry S. Truman Lake.
23 Jul 2013
Corps urges visitors to think "safety first"
KANSAS CITY, Mo.— In light of a spike in water-related fatalities at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes this recreation season, officials are urging the public to think “safety first” at while recreating on or near the water.
23 Jul 2013
New survey vessel brings enhanced capability to support district missions
The Florida II is a 62-foot aluminum hydrofoil-assisted catamaran hydrographic survey vessel that was built to Corps specifications by All American Marine and commissioned in February 2013. The
23 Jul 2013
Corps completes Infantry Platoon Battle Course at Fort Knox
The Corps recently completed a sprawling 500-acre Automated Infantry Platoon Battle Course (IPBC) at
22 Jul 2013
13-053 Corps reminds summer visitors about possible wildlife encounters in nature areas
WALLA WALLA, Wash. – The Walla Walla District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reminds visitors to Corps-managed natural areas to exercise caution if wild animals are encountered. The potential for conflict between humans and threatening wildlife exists since the District hosts 8 million visitors annually at its eight water resource projects in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho in the Snake-Columbia rivers basin.