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  • June

    A short course in a big dam's history

    A brief history of Fort Peck Dam which celebrated its 75th Anniversary in June 2012.

  • Fort Carson achieves 1st platinum building certification

    A milestone in building construction was reached at Fort Carson in April when the 4th Infantry Division’s 4th Brigade and Battalion Headquarters on Wilderness Road received the first U.S. Green Building Council Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design platinum certification for the installation.

  • May

    New deputy commander reports to Omaha District

    Lt. Col. Mark Martinez assumed the role of Deputy District Commander of the US Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District on May 1.

  • January

    New B Street pedestrian bridge provides safer passage for students

    The B Street pedestrian bridge at Fort Carson, Colo., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project part and parcel of the Fort Carson railyard expansion, opened for students of Stratmoor Hills Elementary School Jan. 20, 2012. The $12.5 million expansion project began in October 2010.

News from around USACE

USACE, partner agencies conduct tabletop exercise ahead of El Nino
9/8/2026
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District led a tabletop exercise Aug. 20 in collaboration with other local, state and federal agencies to test coordinated...
New furniture filling spaces as West Point modernization continues
9/8/2026
Currently, New England District is managing the 15-year effort to modernize academic infrastructure at the historic campus. As the brick-and-mortar renovations and construction projects are continuing...
FIRST DEPLOYMENT STORIES: The Spirit of Remembering
9/5/2026
Super Typhoon Sinlaku and Super Typhoon Bavi brought unprecedented challenges to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, but they also highlighted the strength and adaptability of USACE. For...
When the Water Rises – A Lakes’ Purpose
9/4/2026
On a calm day, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ lake can look like a permanent part of the landscape. Boats move across the water, anglers line the shoreline and visitors enjoy campgrounds and beaches...
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