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  • Post-Flood Permitting - MT

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) understands that during a flood emergency and times of imminent danger landowners may decide to do what they determine is necessary to protect their property. When possible, it is imperative for the public to contact the USACE, Montana Regulatory Office at (406) 441-1375 or Montana.Reg@usace.army.mil before work in waters of the U.S. associated with flood protection and post-flood repair work within the State of Montana. A flood emergency does not remove the landowner's responsibility to obtain a Section 10 or Section 404 permit, if a permit is required.

  • Post-Flood Permitting - SD (UPDATED - 2024)

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers understands that during a flood emergency and times of imminent danger landowners may decide to do what they determine is necessary to protect their property. Where possible, it is imperative for the public to contact the USACE South Dakota Regulatory Office (605) 224-8531 for work in waters of the U.S. associated with flood protection and repair work performed in waters of the U.S.

  • Post-Flood Permitting - NE (UPDATED - 2024)

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers understands that during a flood emergency and times of imminent danger landowners may decide to do what they determine is necessary to protect their property. Where possible, it is imperative for the public to contact the USACE Nebraska Regulatory Office at (402) 896-0896 for work in waters of the U.S. associated with flood protection and repair work performed in waters of the U.S for flood damaged areas within the State of Nebraska and the Omaha District.

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  • The Regulatory Program has introduced a NEW national online application portal and management platform called the Regulatory Request System (RRS) to modernize its permitting process and meet user expectations by providing a straightforward transparent process for the submittal of permit requests.

    System Information: RRS is a web-based platform currently in a beta version which provides general information on the Regulatory Program and allows the public to submit pre-application meeting requests, jurisdictional determination requests, and individual and general permit applications and other necessary information, saving time and reducing the need for paper-based submissions. Applicants will also be able to track the status of their projects using a user-friendly dashboard. Users will be required to create an account using LOGIN.GOV for online submittals and to receive status updates.

  • Temporary Emergency Power Mission

    Emergency Power Mission CapabilitiesThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has the capability to

  • Infrastructure Assessment Mission

    Mission OverviewAugment local public works Applied Technology Council‐20 (ATC‐20) post‐earthquake

  • Critical Public Facilities Mission

    Mission OverviewProvide critical public facilities such as government office space, police stations,

  • Temporary Housing Mission

    Mission OverviewOverseeing the placement of temporary housing units at individual home sites,

  • Debris Removal and Clearance Mission

    Mission OverviewProvide capabilities such as removal, reduction and disposal of disaster debris and