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  • July

    Charleston District Change of Command

    Charleston District Change of Command

    On July 12, employees and stakeholders witnessed history as Lt. Col. Rachel Honderd assumed command
  • The Pittsburgh District is hosting a public tour of the East Branch Dam Safety Initiative to include the seepage cutoff wall construction site. The purpose is to provide the public an update on the construction progress and the opportunity to meet the project and lake staff and to see the integral features of work such as cutoff wall construction and monitoring devices.

    East Branch Dam Hosts Final Scheduled Tour

    The threat of rain did not stop approximately 300 visitors from coming out to the East Branch Dam seepage cutoff wall construction site tour, June 1.
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    Army Corps New York District Shares Water-Resource Missions at Waterfront Festival

    The New York District participated in the City of Water Day, a harbor-wide event with a variety of activities celebrating some 1,600 miles of coastline in the New York region.

  • Whittle takes command of Great Lakes and Ohio River Division

    Maj. Gen. Robert F. Whittle, Jr. took command of the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, July 12,
  • Bluestone Dam Safety Assurance Team

    Bluestone Celebrations

    On July 9, 2019 the Bluestone Dam Safety Assurance Team were joined by U.S. Congresswoman Carol Miller from the 3rd District of West Virginia and representatives from Senator Manchin and Senator Capito, as well Hinton City Mayor Joe Blankenship, the WV Division of Natural Resources Director Stephen McDaniel, and Tim Tailor from Brayman Construction to help celebrate major accomplishments since the receipt of full funding in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018.