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26 Jan 2011
Fall River Lake continues to prevent flood damage
TULSA — Fall River Lake, Kan., prevented more than $5.1 million in flood damages in 2010 and more
26 Jan 2011
John Redmond Reservoir continues to prevent flood damage
TULSA — John Redmond Reservoir, Kan., prevented more than $10.8 million in flood damages in 2010 and
26 Jan 2011
Marion Reservoir continues to prevent flood damage
TULSA — Marion Reservoir, Kan., prevented almost $6.8 million in flood damages in 2010 and more than
26 Jan 2011
Toronto Lake continues to prevent flood damage
TULSA — Toronto Lake, Kan., prevented more than $7.1 million in flood damages in 2010 and more than
26 Jan 2011
Tulsa District lakes in Kansas continue to prevent flood damage
TULSA — Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes in Kansas prevented more than $48.7
25 Jan 2011
PAKISTAN RECOVERY: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Major Helps Pakistan Recover from Its Worst Monsoon
In July 2010, monsoon rains of historical magnitude caused catastrophic flooding throughout Pakistan. Approximately one-fifth of the country was submerged by floodwaters. The flood wiped out livestock, homes, crops, and critical infrastructure (roads, bridges, railways, etc.).
25 Jan 2011
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hosts public information meeting for Orlando Range & Chemical Yard
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District will host a public information meeting to describe plans for an upcoming Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study of the former Orlando Range and Chemical Yard (ORCY).
25 Jan 2011
Louisville District announces changes at campgrounds in 2011
Beginning with the 2011 camping season, site availability at many Louisville District campgrounds
25 Jan 2011
Dworshak announces February showings of nature-themed movies
AHSAHKA, Idaho – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Dworshak Dam Visitor Center invites the public to attend free nature-themed movie presentations at the visitor center theater during January.
24 Jan 2011
Corps completes Camp Wooten levee system periodic inspection
The Camp Wooten levee system, which is operated and maintained by the Washington State Parks Commission, received an overall system rating of “minimally acceptable” following its most recent U.S. Army Corps of Engineers periodic inspection report finalized on Dec. 23, 2010.