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A powerful nor’easter battered New England on Sept. 25, bringing high winds and high tides. By the time the storm reached the region, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District was prepared.
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This notification advises that due to the incoming Nor’easter, the Stamford Hurricane Barrier operators will be on-site and prepared to potentially operate the gate during the following high tides:
With the recent update regarding impending storm driven tides. @NWS has changed the coastal forecast and is now including a possibility for the Sunday afternoon tide to be included with tonight's tide and Saturday's day and night tide for their coastal flood warnings/advisories.
As our nation commemorates 250 years of independence, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is proud to welcome the magnificent vessels of Sail Boston 250 as they transit the historic Cape Cod Canal on their voyage to Boston yesterday.
⚓🇺🇸 #SailBoston250 #America250 #CapeCodCanal
New England District Commander Col. Justin R. Pabis presented the Civilian Service Commendation Medal to Kristina Ekholm, chief of Hydrology, during the district’s Founders Day ceremony June 26, 2026, in Concord.
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250 years of American independence. 251 years of USACE engineering excellence. Honoring our history while building a stronger, safer future. Building Strong®. 🇺🇸
#America250 #USACE #EngineeringTheFuture
Some promises are written in ink. Ours is written in earth and steel.
250 years of Army engineers building America's way forward.
What's next?
#USACE251 #America250 #ArmyEngineers
New England District retweeted
Today in Saco, I joined local leaders, residents, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to mark the start of construction on the Camp Ellis Shore Damage Mitigation Project. For generations, severe erosion at Camp Ellis has taken a devastating toll. 38 homes have washed into the sea, the shoreline has receded by approximately 400 feet, and roads have been lost.
As Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, I worked hard to secure $750,000 for this design of this project and $23 million to support construction of a new spur jetty and sand replenishment at Camp Ellis. By reducing wave energy generated by the existing north jetty and limiting the loss of sediment from the shoreline, this project will help protect property and restore the beachfront.
Thank you to the people of Saco, @CorpsNewEngland, and my delegation colleagues for your partnership in helping make this long-sought solution a reality.
The Honorable Adam Telle, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works, with Senator Susan Collins discuss the start of construction for the long awaited Section 111 Camp Ellis Beach Shore Mitigation Project, located in Saco, Maine on June 30, 2026. #usace #newengland
The Honorable Adam Telle, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works, with Senator Susan Collins discuss the start of construction for the long awaited Section 111 Camp Ellis Beach Shore Mitigation Project, located in Saco, Maine on June 30, 2026. #usace #newengland
New England District retweeted
Today we celebrate our 251st birthday! George Washington appointed the first engineer officers of the Army on June 16, 1775, during the American Revolution, and engineers have served in combat in all subsequent American wars. #USACE251
ALT A towboat navigates the Ohio River at sunrise as the city is seen in the background
As America commemorates 250 years of independence, we proudly march in the historic Bunker Hill Parade, honoring the courage, sacrifice, and ingenuity that helped forge our nation.
#America250 #BunkerHill #USACE #USArmy #ServingTheNation #EngineeringHistory
A life jacket can’t save your life if it’s floating on top of the water and you’re sinking to the bottom. Having a life jacket on your boat, even if it’s “readily accessible,” is not good enough. Please Wear It so you can enjoy boating another day.
Lifejacket worn, nobody mourns. Hunter set out for a day of hunting at a USACE New England District recreation park. While listing the items he has brough for the day, he remembers that he packed his lifejacket.
Fishing is a lot of fun even when a big fish gets away. Please play it safe and always wear a life jacket when fishing from a kayak, boat, the shore, or a dock. @pleasewearit
