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Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
Learning to Lead in SAD’s Regional Leadership Development Program
Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
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The South Atlantic Division hosted an annual Leaders Emeritus meeting Sept. 13 with current and retired U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leaders.
SAD hosts forum for past, present USACE leaders
The South Atlantic Division hosted an annual Leaders Emeritus meeting Sept. 13 with current and retired U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leaders.
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Chris Klein (L), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division temporary housing program manager and Jon Wilson (R), a haul and install action officer from U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville , give an in-brief to newly arrived Quality Assurance Representatives. QARs are deploying from throughout the Army Corps of Engineers in support of the Baton Rouge severe storms and flooding. The QARs are responsible for Manufactured Home Unit site inspection reports and inspecting the MHUs before they are occupied.
SAD responds following Louisiana storms
Chris Klein (L), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division temporary housing program manager gives an in-brief to newly arrived Quality Assurance Representatives. QARs are deploying from throughout the Army Corps of Engineers in support of the Baton Rouge severe storms and flooding. The QARs are responsible for Manufactured Home Unit site inspection reports and inspecting the MHUs before they are occupied.
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The Charleston District became the first federal agency in South Carolina to begin a bee pollinator program. President Obama and the Corps have begun initiatives to keep pollinators going in the country.
New BEE-ginnings at St. Stephen
The Charleston District became the first federal agency in South Carolina to begin a bee pollinator program. President Obama and the Corps have begun initiatives to keep pollinators going in the country.
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Mobile District’s first and only Certified Emergency Manager® (CEM®) Ashley Leflore reported to the district in late December 2015 as an emergency management specialist. While most people were enjoying the holidays by preparing to bring in the New Year, Leflore was eager to commence her first day of duty with the Mobile District team.
Mobile District's first Certified Emergency Manager®
Mobile District’s first and only Certified Emergency Manager® (CEM®) Ashley Leflore reported to the district in late December 2015 as an emergency management specialist. While most people were enjoying the holidays by preparing to bring in the New Year, Leflore was eager to commence her first day of duty with the Mobile District team.
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Learning to Lead in SAD’s Regional Leadership Development Program

Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
Published: 10/18/2016

USACE announces looters of Native American sites convicted

MOBILE, Ala. - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Mobile District, announced today that after an exhaustive investigation of illegal removal of Native American artifacts by looters from sites on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, several convictions have been made.
Published: 9/26/2016

SAD hosts forum for past, present USACE leaders

The South Atlantic Division hosted an annual Leaders Emeritus meeting Sept. 13 with current and retired U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leaders.
Published: 9/21/2016

Major Projects

The Savannah Harbor Expansion Study final report is available at our Savannah District site.
   

Project documents for the Charleston Harbor Post-45 feasibility study are available at our Charleston District site.
     

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River basin water control manual and draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for public review.
    

Everglades Restoration is made up of a wide variety of ecosystem restoration projects which seek to recreate environmental conditions of 100 years ago. More information at our Jacksonville site.

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Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
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Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
  • Two of the South Atlantic Division’s brightest talent earned distinct honors during a Regional Leadership Development Program graduation ceremony held Oct. 4 at division offices in Atlanta.
  • Chris Klein (L), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division temporary housing program manager and Jon Wilson (R), a haul and install action officer from U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville , give an in-brief to newly arrived Quality Assurance Representatives. QARs are deploying from throughout the Army Corps of Engineers in support of the Baton Rouge severe storms and flooding. The QARs are responsible for Manufactured Home Unit site inspection reports and inspecting the MHUs before they are occupied.
  • The Charleston District became the first federal agency in South Carolina to begin a bee pollinator program. President Obama and the Corps have begun initiatives to keep pollinators going in the country.
  • Mobile District’s first and only Certified Emergency Manager® (CEM®) Ashley Leflore reported to the district in late December 2015 as an emergency management specialist. While most people were enjoying the holidays by preparing to bring in the New Year, Leflore was eager to commence her first day of duty with the Mobile District team.
  • Col. Marvin Griffin, commander of the Savannah District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (left) and Spencer Davis, a project manager for the Savannah District, update Undersecretary of the Army Patrick Murphy (right) on the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project. The SHEP will deepen the harbor an additional 5 feet to better accommodate larger, post-Panamax container ships.
  • Members of the Savannah District's Temporary Emergency Power Team and 249th Engineer Battalion chart locations of life-saving facilities during a regional power mission exercise conducted July 20 at the Federal Emergency Management Agency Distribution Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
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