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News Release Archive

12 Sep 2011
Local Corps attorney wins prestigious award
NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), New Orleans District employee and New Orleans
9 Sep 2011
Corps releases Draft Environmental Impact Statement for proposed highway between I-12
Public hearing to collect comments scheduled for Sept. 28, 2011 NEW ORLEANS, LA – On Sept. 28, 2011,
9 Sep 2011
London Avenue Canal gates open as water levels subside
NEW ORLEANS – As a result of water levels subsiding in Lake Pontchartrain and the London Avenue
8 Sep 2011
Corps construction to temporarily close Belle Chasse Tunnel on weekends
Closures scheduled each weekend from Sept.16 through Nov. 14 NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Army Corps of
6 Sep 2011
ARMY CORPS HOSTS DAY OF RECOGNITION
Shared Responsibility and Commitment Enables Delivery of HSDRRS NEW ORLEANS - For nearly six years,
6 Sep 2011
Harvey Canal gates open as water levels subside
NEW ORLEANS – As a result of water levels subsiding in the Harvey Canal, Col. Ed Fleming, New
3 Sep 2011
Harvey Canal gates closed
NEW ORLEANS – In collaboration with our partners at the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection
2 Sep 2011
London Avenue gates closed
NEW ORLEANS – As a result of water reaching the operational trigger of 2.5 ft. and rising at the
2 Sep 2011
Preparations begin for Tropical Storm Lee
The National Hurricane Center has issued advisories on Tropical Storm Lee located approximately 210
25 Aug 2011
Agreement signed by State and Corps to proceed with study to enhance understanding of the Mississippi River
NEW ORLEANS, LA – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the State of Louisiana’s Coastal Protection