NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT

Clement latest graduate of Division Leadership Program

Jay Clement, Team Leader, Maine Regulatory Project Office, recently completed the North Atlantic Division Executive Leadership Program (NAD ELDP). A ceremony marking the event took place at NAD Headquarters in Fort Hamilton, New York on Nov. 4, 2016.

Site visits, briefings keep North Atlantic Division Commander busy

Brig. Gen. William Graham, North Atlantic Division Commander, visited the New England District to meet customers, go on site visits and to get informational briefings from District team members.

Operations holds annual training at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest

The 2016 Operations Division Training was held on Oct. 25-27 at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, a research facility operated by the U.S. Forest Service in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, situated within the White Mountain National Forest.

Who We Are

New England District is responsible for managing the Corps' civil works and military program responsibilities in a 66,000-square-mile region encompassing the six New England states east of the Lake Champlain drainage basin.

The region has:

6,100 miles of coastline
171 harbors with Corps improvements
13 deep draft commercial waterways
13 major river basins
thousands of miles of rivers and streams

The District employs about 500 professional civilian employees, with several military officers serving in key management positions. Seventy-five percent of the staff is stationed at the Concord, Mass., headquarters, while the others serve at Corps projects and area offices throughout the region.

The missions of the New England District are many and varied. They include:

Photos

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Ranger Victor Ranfos assists with a school outreach program. Common topics rangers present are flood control, water cycle, water safety, and the history of the Corps of Engineers. Programs can be done at the dam and recreation area.