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  • April

    Members of a Thai Contingent recently visited the Charleston District's St. Stephen Powerhouse. They are working on plans for the construction of a dam and powerhouse in Thailand that is similar to the St. Stephen one and requested to visit the facility to learn more.
    30 Apr 2015

    Thai Contingent Visits St. Stephen

    Charleston District and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources personnel recently hosted a
  • The Charleston District is performing a new preventive maintenance contract at Fort Jackson to service buildings for both preventive maintenance and minor repairs.
    30 Apr 2015

    What's the Point?

    Car maintenance, home maintenance and computer maintenance; all of these are necessary tasks to keep
  • Resiliency is facing challenges that appear in front of us and hunting the good stuff to get past the challenges.
    30 Apr 2015

    Resiliency: Hunt the Good Stuff

    Have you ever had one of those bad days that somehow downwardly spiraled into a bad week? We don’t
  • Sheila Sollis is the Charleston District's new Safety and Occupational Health Chief.
    30 Apr 2015

    New Safety Chief and Operations Chief

    Shelia Sollis, 843-329-8121 Shelia.R.Sollis@usace.army.milWhat is your position?Chief, Safety and
  • In January, Lt. Gen. Thomas Bostick, USACE Chief of Engineers, visited Charleston to talk with employees, visit the recently completed Mental Health Research Facility at the Veteran's Affairs Hospital, and take a harbor tour of Charleston Harbor.
    30 Apr 2015

    Making a Strategic Difference

    For the first time since he took on his role as the USACE Chief of Engineers, Lt. Gen. Thomas P.
  • The Charleston District permitted the expansion of the existing Boeing 787 manufacturing facility in North Charleston. Learn more about the history of the project and where it is going in the future.
    30 Apr 2015

    Taking Permitting to New Heights

    A dozen jumbo jets lined up wing to wing. Massive hangers wide enough for two of them to roll
  • A group of glass eels, which are collected and bred at the District's St. Stephen Powerhouse grounds.
    30 Apr 2015

    Species Spotlight: American Eel

    There are approximately 800 species of eels worldwide. The American eel (Anguilla rostrata) is
  • Getting healthy is about exercising and eating right. Many employees of the Charleston District have been working hard to be healthier and live a better life. Learn their stories.
    30 Apr 2015

    Get Moving to Get Healthy

    Everyone talks about being in shape, losing weight and eating healthy, but it’s a lot easier to talk
  • Polk Swamp
    30 Apr 2015

    Polk Swamp

    On a clear, cool winter day, 20 seniors and two teachers from the Charleston Charter School for Math
  • Students visit the St. Stephen Powerhouse and Fish Lift as part of the Charleston District's effort to increase STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) outreach.
    30 Apr 2015

    Engineering Minds

    To engage young minds and provide a hands-on learning opportunity for students, the Charleston
  • The Charleston District recently participated in a large-scale emergency preparedness exercise with many emergency management agencies throughout the state of South Carolina. The exercise, called Vigilant Guard, tested the emergency response of the agencies with a simulated event.
    30 Apr 2015

    Vigilantly Prepared

    Sounds of moans, groans and shouts for help greeted the crowd as they walked to the Carolinas MED-1
  • The results of the 2014 Military Construction Customer Survey.
    30 Apr 2015

    Monumental Achievements

    Another year down, another year of customer survey results received. Our annual Military Customers
  • The Charleston District recently completed the construction of the Mental Health Research Facility at the VA's Ralph H. Johnson Hospital. The uniquely-designed facility treats Soldiers dealing with mental illness.
    30 Apr 2015

    From the Ground Up

    On a cold and rainy December morning in Charleston, a large group of people gather in a parking lot
  • The Charleston District held the inaugural Wounded Warrior Project Fishing Tournament at the St. Stephen Powerhouse. Wounded Warriors came out to compete in a friendly fishing tournament and loved being outside with friends. Girls from Charleston's Ashley Hall School also attended to help the Wounded Warriors and learned about fish biology by measuring and sexing the fish that were caught.
    30 Apr 2015

    Proudly Supporting the Wounded Warrior Project

    The sounds of exclamation and nervous squealing were prominent on March 20, when the Charleston
  • Polk Swamp
    14 Apr 2015

    Polk Swamp Restoration Project

    The Polk Swamp aquatic ecosystem has been severely degraded by a substantial loss of bottomland
  • February

    The Charleston District has begun the fencing and grassing project at Folly Beach to build dunes behind the recently completed renourishment project.
    3 Feb 2015

    Miles of fencing and grassing on Folly Beach

    The final phase of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District’s $30 million Folly Beach
  • November

    Containers loaded about the MSC Rita.
    14 Nov 2014

    Charleston District FY 14 Accomplishments

    Charleston District FY14 Year in Review Civil WorksCharleston Harbor    ·  Dredging:    o  
  • October

    14 things you didn't know about the Charleston District in FY 14
    6 Oct 2014

    14 Things You Didn't Know About the Charleston District at the End of FY 14

    Because who DOESN’T want to know more about the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers? 1. Total Expenditures
  • September

    Meletha Glover was recruited to the Charleston District team through the Workforce Recruitment Program. WRP is a nationwide recruitment and referral program that connects federal and private sector employers with highly-motivated college students and recent grads with disabilities that are eager to prove their abilities in the workplace.
    24 Sep 2014

    Workforce Recruitment Program

    Going to school is about getting a job, but if you don’t take a typical path through school, you
  • The 249th Engineer Battalion conducted inspections with our Emergency Management Division.
    12 Sep 2014

    Prime Power

    This Thursday morning in September is like most weekday mornings at Williamsburg County Magnet
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