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  • September

    Martin County, KY Section 531 Funding Announcement

    Lieutenant Colonel Miller joined Congressman Hal Rogers and Governor Matt Bevin in Inez, Ky. to announce the Martin County Water District Water System Improvements project with $1,869,718 in Federal funding in 2019 as part of the Southern & Eastern Kentucky Environmental Infrastructure Program, authorized by Section 531 of the Water Resources Development Act of 1996.
  • Bailey Hunt receives Commander’s Award

    Bailey Hunt receives Commander’s Award

    Real Estate Review Appraiser Bailey Hunt received the Commander’s Award for Civilian Service, Sept. 9, for work he performed for the Memphis District from May 2018 through September 2019. District Commander Col. Zachary Miller presented the award in his office, with Hunt’s Real Estate coworkers in attendance.
  • IN THE PHOTO, Memphis District Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Nathan Molica (left) and Jordan Bledsoe (right) greet Daniel Rocha upon his return home from a two year deployment with Task Force Essayons in Iraq. There he served as the Engineering Branch chief, a role for which he earned the Department of the Army Meritorious Civilian Service Award.

    Welcome Home Daniel Rocha

    Memphis District Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Nathan Molica (left) and Jordan Bledsoe (right) greet Daniel Rocha upon his return home from a two year deployment with Task Force Essayons in Iraq. There he served as the Engineering Branch chief, a role for which he earned the Department of the Army Meritorious Civilian Service Award.
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    Collaboration and persistence bring South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan to life

    How do you preserve the Sacramento region’s agriculture, natural resources, endangered species and critical habitat, while still allowing for the necessary growth of area cities and housing? With dogged determination and working together with area agencies for more than 20 years.
  • Jay Park receives commander's award.

    BLOG: FED Senior Research Engineer talks chance, challenges and people

    BLOG - By Jay Pak, senior research civil engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East