Home / Media / News Stories
Results:
Archive: May, 2013
Clear

  • May

    Members of the 2013 Leadership Development Class Front Row: Eileen Williamson, Candace Akins, Trinity Houska, Joslyn Gantt, Michelle Schultz, Aaron Quinn Back Row: Jonas Grundman, Sean Denning, Ryan Buckley, Jake Wiegmann, Brandon Sellers, Josh Melliger

    Investing in the future through leadership development

    The 2013 Omaha District Leadership Developent class comprises a diverse group originating from a variety of professions and different divisions within the District. The class includes a program manager, a public affairs specialist, a real estate specialist, a biologist, a program analyst, a geographer, an environmental resources specialist, and of course, a few engineers.
  • These Otter spotters have fun while promoting water safety during the Third Annual Otter Spotter Day to kick off National Water Safety Month.

    May 6 is "Otter Spotter Day"

    May is National Water Safety Month and May 6 has been deemed Otter Spotter Day! More than 50 cities around the country and the world have volunteers participating in the Foundation's Third Annual Otter Spotter Day. The Northwestern Division and Omaha District are showing off their Josh the Otter T-Shirts and fans.

News from around USACE

Rachel Napolitan Named USACE Public Affairs Officer of the Year
5/8/2025
Rachel Napolitan, Chief of Public Affairs for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Far East District (USACE FED), was named the 2024 USACE Public Affairs Officer of the Year April 25, 2025. The award is...
LA District completes gate installation at Alamo Dam
5/8/2025
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District completed underwater gate installation May 4 at Alamo Dam in Alamo Lake State Park...
USACE helps one of their own begin to recover
5/6/2025
As a former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District, employee, Darius Wallace, had never seen anything like the Southern California wildfires that destroyed his home Jan. 7...
From risk to recovery: Arborists aid fire survivors
5/6/2025
Following the Southern California wildfires, many survivors returned to find their homes destroyed, with little left standing on their property. Among the few things that often remained were trees...
VIEW MORE