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  • March

    Engaging with Tribes in the Regulatory Program

    The mission of the Regulatory Program is to protect the Nation's aquatic resources and navigable capacity, while allowing for reasonable development, through fair and balanced decisions. In the context of the Regulatory Program, Tribes may be an applicant for a permit, a consulting party under Section 106, or in a government-to-government consultation.

  • Sacramento District Employee Photo Contest

    The Sacramento District recently held an employee photo contest to showcase their skill with a
  • Greg Hammer of the Huntington Districts (DSMMCX) completed a DSAC-U detail to the Jacksonville District (SAJ) office to assist with the Herbert Hoover Dike cutoff wall constructio

    DSAC-University Detail

    Greg Hammer of the Huntington Districts (DSMMCX) completed a DSAC-U detail to the Jacksonville District (SAJ) office to assist with the Herbert Hoover Dike cutoff wall construction. The detail was to provide technical background for a similar project to be performed at Moose Creek Dam in Alaska.
  • Troy Funk is the USACE resident engineer assigned to the mega Savannah Harbor Expansion Project. Funk is responsible for the contract administration and quality assurance of the construction contracts associated with the project

    Troy Funk: Active Duty Army Engineer Officer to USACE Resident Engineer

    It started during his time as an active duty Army engineer officer stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia, when Troy Funk got his first taste of what it would be like working for the Corps of Engineers.
  • Plymouth Harbor federal navigation project

    District begins dredging of Plymouth Harbor Federal Navigation Project

    Vessels wanting to enter Plymouth waters, as dredging to remove shoals from the Plymouth Harbor federal navigation project in Massachusetts is currently underway and on schedule.