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  • Lifesaving awards presented to Eufaula Lake rangers, Oklahoma trooper

    Oklahoma Marine Enforcement Section Trooper Danny Choate and Eufaula Lake park rangers Eric Fassio and Chris Gilliland participated in the rescue and were recently recognized for their efforts with lifesaving awards presented by Tulsa District commander Col. Michael Teague.

  • Tulsa District commander participates on water panel

    Col. Michael Teague, Tulsa District commander, recently participated on a water panel during the Western States Land Commissioners Association winter meeting in Oklahoma City. Bob Portiss, Port of Catoosa director, and Steven Greetham, Chief General Counsel for the Chickasaw Nation Division of Commerce, also participated in the panel.

  • Walking on thin ice: Know before you go

    Ice fishing can be a fun and enjoyable activity, but it can also be a dangerous one. Knowing what to look for and what to do in if something happens is important to make sure that everyone comes home safely.

  • Tulsa District hosts Eufaula Lake listening session

    Col. Michael Teague, Tulsa District commander, held a Commander’s Listening Session in the Eufaula High School auditorium Dec. 18. The session, which had approximately 80 attendees, was an opportunity to update community members on a variety of topics concerning Eufaula Lake.

  • Operation Warfighter Soldier awarded Purple Heart in surprise ceremony

    When Sgt. Jay Silk, Operation Warfighter Soldier at the Tenkiller Lake office, walked into the Oklahoma National Guard’s Christmas party, he expected a fun evening with his family and fellow soldiers. But things are not always as they seem, Silk and another Wounded Warrior, Cpl. Scott Harper, were surprised with a Purple Heart ceremony.

  • Tulsa District uses wind turbine to produce power at project office

    Tulsa District projects are starting to go green and the Kansas area is leading the way. For the first time, a wind turbine is being used to produce power at Council Grove Lake, Kan.

  • Tulsa District commander speaks to Broken Arrow Rotary Club

    Col. Michael Teague, Tulsa District commander, spoke to the Broken Arrow Rotary Club about Veterans Day and other topics during their Nov. 6 meeting.

  • Corps, Oklahoma Department of Transportation sign agreement

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation signed a memorandum of agreement on Friday, Oct. 19 at the Tulsa District headquarters. Under the memorandum the Corps will provide a dedicated project manager to oversee reviews of regulatory permit applications submitted by ODOT for transportation projects. This position will be funded by the state agency.

  • From Soldier to civilian: He still means business

    Former deputy commander Gene Snyman is no stranger to the Tulsa District. However, since his retirement in July 2012, Snyman has traded his “green” suit for a business suit. Snyman is the new deputy, small business programs, for the Tulsa District and is in the process of learning his new responsibilities.

  • Volunteers, park rangers clean-up Younger Bend trail at Eufaula Lake

    Volunteers and park rangers recently spent a day removing debris, trimming trees and clearing the Younger Bend Trail in the Memorial Overlook at Eufaula Lake. The trail, which was created in 1995, was left impassible in 2007 by an ice storm.