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16 Apr 2012
Final paving to begin Thursday on Pine Hollow Road
As part of the Pine Hollow Stream Removal Project, final permanent paving will begin Thursday on
16 Apr 2012
Corps releases environmental document discussing Seabrook Floodgate Complex for public review
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, has released for public review
16 Apr 2012
Corps deactivates Phase I flood fight
NEW ORLEANS – Water levels along the Mississippi River continue to drop, prompting the U.S. Army
16 Apr 2012
Corps reminds public flood season upon us
With the recent heavy rains experienced in the lower Missouri River Basin, the Kansas City District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would like to remind the public that flood season is in effect and to heed all forecasts and warnings issued by the National Weather Service.
16 Apr 2012
Corps approves Port of Lewiston dock expansion application
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Walla Walla District has approved a Port of Lewiston dock expansion application after multiple reviews of several facets of the proposal.
16 Apr 2012
Public Meeting for Grays Harbor Long Term Maintenance Strategy May 3
The public is invited to comment on the content of and preferred alternative in the Army Corps of Engineers’ Draft Letter Report, including draft Environmental Assessment, on the Grays Harbor Long Term Maintenance Strategy.
16 Apr 2012
Corps Encourages Safety as Work Begins at Pierre Causeway
Work will soon be starting on the repair of the Pierre causeway, and the public is asked to remain a safe distance from the work site.
13 Apr 2012
Corps completes blasting for Folsom Dam spillway
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District conducted its 182nd and final rock blasting today for Folsom Dam’s new spillway, concluding daily road closures on Folsom Lake Crossing bridge.
13 Apr 2012
USACE Park Rangers lead the way in defensive tactics training
Most visitors at recreation sites are peaceful, but tragic news stories about the killing of rangers, like National Park Service Ranger Margaret Anderson who was gunned down while on duty at Rainier National Park, serve as a solemn reminder that the work rangers do can be dangerous.
13 Apr 2012
USACE Galveston District's beneficial use site provides shelter for weary fliers
Every April, the sky above the Gulf Coast becomes alive as millions of birds wintering in Latin America take a temporary respite before resuming their long journeys home.