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The Louisville District is responsible for the safety of 20 reservoir dams and 14 navigation dams affecting parts of four states. For more information about Dam Safety and the Louisville District, contact:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District
600 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Place
Louisville, Kentucky 40202-2230
For more information, call (502) 315-6447 or 6370
Emergency Reporting (24 hour): (502) 774-3514
For the latest lake conditions, please visit our Water Information page. For Locks and Dam information, visit our Locks and Dams page.
The Louisville District has a comprehensive monitoring and inspection program to keep its dams safe from failure. A dam failure means a sudden, uncontrolled release of water. Uncontrolled water an be a life threatening and destructive force, so the Corps of Engineers and the Louisville District strive to design, construct, maintain and operate safe dams.