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May 2019
Community Relations 10 Year Update
The Charleston District prides itself on being actively involved in the Charleston community. Over
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May 2019
Facility Investment Services 10 Year Update
Facility Investment Services is one of the most important programs the Charleston District has. FIS
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May 2019
Joint Base Charleston 10 Year Update
Going back to 2012, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, has partnered with Joint
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May 2019
STEM 10 Year Update
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is dedicated to exposing students to a science, technology,
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May 2019
Fort Jackson 10 Year Update
It’s hard to believe that the responsibility for handling military projects at Fort Jackson was only
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May 2019
Beach Renourishment 10 Year Update
Protecting the infrastructure behind the dunes along the South Carolina coast has always been a
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May 2019
DDPM 10 Year Update
As we celebrate this ten year milestone, we wanted to reflect on our senior civilian leadership. Our
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May 2019
Post 45 10 Year Update
When Charleston Harbor was deepened to 45 feet from 1999-2004, people were amazed at the potential.
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May 2019
Haile Gold Mine 10 Year Update
The Haile Gold Mine permit decision is one of the Charleston District’s largest regulatory actions
December
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Dec 2018
Using the DTOS to Mitigate Flooding
During a disaster, communication is vital to response and recovery efforts, but it’s often
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Dec 2018
Assisting Georgetown and Pawleys Island
Georgetown County had an agonizing wait for the flood waters headed their way after Hurricane
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Dec 2018
Crisis Communications
In a disaster event, one group that is often overlooked is the communicators on the ground. In the
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Dec 2018
Resuming the Renourishment at Myrtle Beach
South Carolina is no stranger to hurricanes and each one takes its toll on shorelines and beach
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Dec 2018
Hydraulic Sandbag Machine Helps Fill the Gap
When it comes to disaster response, one of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ top priorities is
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Dec 2018
Quotes from the Ground
"Our teams have put in a heroic performance, and some are still working around the clock to save
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Dec 2018
Hurricane Florence Response
Hurricane Florence barreled toward the east coast of the United States at a historically slow pace
October
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Oct 2018
Raising the Cranes
While a 115 foot crane is extremely high, especially from the top of it, it’s not quite high enough
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Oct 2018
Permitting the Waterfront Park Expansion Project
The Joseph P. Riley Jr. Waterfront Park, one of the Charleston’s most iconic settings, is about to
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Oct 2018
Digging Deeper
Dredging in the Charleston Harbor Entrance Channel is underway as the first part of the Post 45
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Oct 2018
Meet Our: Amanda Heath
Describe your job. As the chief of the Special Projects Branch in the Regulatory Division, I
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