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  • August

    Fort Jackson Turns 100
    16 Aug 2017

    Fort Jackson Celebrates 100 Years

    On June 2, 1917, Congress approved the creation of Camp Jackson as a training center to be located
  • Palazzini Change of Command
    16 Aug 2017

    87th Change of Command

    On July 14th, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Palazzini assumed command of the Charleston District. Palazzini comes
  • I-73 Permit
    16 Aug 2017

    Interstate 73 Permit Issued

    After 26 years, two environmental impact statements, several re-evaluations, thousands of public
  • Myrtle Beach Renourishment
    16 Aug 2017

    Myrtle Beach Renourishment Project Begins

    Bulldozers and pipes are among the visitors to the Grand Strand this summer. But just as other
  • Rep. Graves Visit
    16 Aug 2017

    Rep. Garret Graves Visits Charleston

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District recently had the privilege of spending some
  • On July 19th, the Charleston District signed the Project Partnership Agreement with the South Carolina Ports Authority, officially kicking off the Construction Phase for the Charleston Harbor Post 45 Deepening Project.
    16 Aug 2017

    Charleston District Signs Project Partnership Agreement with SC Ports

    On July 19th, two pens were put to an important piece of paper which began the process of changing
  • June

    The Charleston District won four awards at the annual FEA Employee of the Year Luncheon awards.
    14 Jun 2017

    Awards Season

    Did you know that “awards season” is such a common term that it actually has a Wikipedia entry? The
  • Narissia Skinner from the Charleston District spoke to Timberland High School seniors about how to prepare for a job interview and their future careers.
    14 Jun 2017

    Howling at the Wolves

    For the third straight year, seniors at Timberland High School have learned how to make a good first
  • Female engineers from the Charleston District went to Ashley Hall School to teach them about their jobs and help them with the Slender Tower Challenge, where students were given limited supplies to create the tallest tower they could.
    14 Jun 2017

    Charleston's Skyline Changed... for One Afternoon

    All of the sudden, one recent afternoon, there were 15 skyscrapers appearing in the historic
  • The Charleston District participated in the 3rd Annual FEA Exhibition, where 25 federal agencies in Charleston gathered at Liberty Square to show members of the public what it is they do for the community.
    14 Jun 2017

    3rd Annual Federal Agencies Expo

    Boats, robots and a mini C-17 all in one place can only mean one thing- the 3rd Annual Federal
  • Pawleys Island has submitted an application to the Charleston District for beach nourishment.
    14 Jun 2017

    Helping Pawleys Island Battle Erosion

    Approximately 2.7 miles of shoreline and 110,000 dump trucks of sand is how much of Pawleys Island’s
  • The Charleston District is opening a new satellite office in Greenville, SC. This will enable our Regulatory personnel to provide faster, timelier service to the citizens of South Carolina and save money for the taxpayer.
    14 Jun 2017

    Improving Customer Service to the Upstate

    To continue to provide the best possible customer service to the citizens of South Carolina, the
  • The COSCO Development cruised in to Charleston Harbor in May 2017 as the first Neo-Panamax ship to call on the Port of Charleston. Ships like the Development will become frequent visitors to Charleston after the Charleston District completes the Charleston Harbor Post 45 Harbor Deepening Project.
    14 Jun 2017

    One Massive Neo-Panamax Ship

    The excitement of the largest container ship to date visiting the East Coast was riding high on
  • Every year, the Charleston District conducts customer surveys with our customers to receive feedback on the job that we're doing. Each year, we strive for a rating of five, but the feedback we get helps us get better for everyone the next year.
    14 Jun 2017

    The Strive for a Five

    Almost every day, we receive a request to complete a feedback survey. Whether it’s after we’ve made
  • The Charleston District recently completed a beach nourishment project at Huntington Beach State Park to stabilize the southern jetty. This will stabilize impacts from future storms and reduce future maintenance costs for the federal government.
    14 Jun 2017

    The Winning Jackpot Prize Payoff

    Georgetown County hit the jackpot when dredged material from the Charleston District’s navigation
  • The Charleston District is overseeing a new construction project at Fort Jackson. The construction of the new Pierce Terrace Elementary School will serve as a much needed upgrade to improve the life of the Army families on Fort Jackson.
    14 Jun 2017

    Pierce Terrace Elementary School

    Oftentimes, people assume that active duty soldiers are the only ones allowed on a military
  • March

    Michael Dixon is the new contracting chief for the Charleston District.
    24 Mar 2017

    Meet: Michael Dixon Jr.

    Name: Michael Dixon Jr.What is your position? District Contracting Chief Describe your job: I lead a
  • Michelle Zulauf is the new archaeologist in our Regulatory Division.
    24 Mar 2017

    Meet: Michelle Zulauf

    Name:  Michelle Zulauf What is your position?  Regulatory Archaeologist         Describe your job: 
  • The Charleston District and Clemson University are working together as part of a mitigation project that benefits everyone.
    24 Mar 2017

    Mitigating an unusual situation

    What do the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, a grocery store, and Clemson University have in common?
  • The Charleston District suddenly lost Jay Torres, a dedicated member of the team.
    24 Mar 2017

    Remembering Jay Torres

    Dec. 8, 2016 was a sad day for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District. It will be
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