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A metal wall separates water from land. — South Shoreline Phase 1 construction photos

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Two brown-haired white male and female work with small Coho Salmon as they tag the fish with Passive Integrated Transponder tags (PIT tags) and coded wire tags. — Lake Sonoma Fisheries Biologists tag Coho Salmon

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A white dredge on blue water with hills in the background — Dredging at San Rafael Creek

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Latest News

USACE, partners kick off Marin City Flood Resilience Project with Nov. 7 community event

11/5/2024 UPDATED

Please join our Project Kickoff Celebration for the Marin City Flood Resilience Project on Thursday, Nov 7, 10-11 a.m. This event celebrates Marin City’s selection to be part of a Congressional Pilot...

San Francisco District planning team applies nature-based solutions to Roi-Namur recovery efforts

10/29/2024

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District’s knowledge of and push for Engineering with Nature principles and designs reached a new high as the district’s EWN expertise jumped an ocean all...

Army Civil Works announces invitations to apply for dam safety loans; $2 billion in potential federal financing for California

9/17/2024 UPDATED

WASHINGTON (Sept. 13, 2024) – The Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today announced the first set of proposals being invited to apply...

Army announces civil works investments in small, disadvantaged communities, including Bay Area's Marin City

8/29/2024 UPDATED

WASHINGTON – Michael L. Connor, assistant secretary of the Army for Civil Works, announced today during a visit to the Navajo Nation in northeastern Arizona that 12 communities from across the country...