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Welcome to the official X account for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters. Following does not equal endorsement.

Washington, DC usace.army.mil Joined June 2010

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USACE HQ @USACEHQ 3d

USACE is transforming how we plan, acquire, and deliver infrastructure—not simply by introducing new authorities & technologies, but by empowering decisionmakers, strengthening collaboration, expanding the industrial base, and institutionalizing innovative acquisition approaches.

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USACE HQ @USACEHQ 4d

It is always good to prepare. Think ahead, have a plan, and be prepared for an emergency.

Los Angeles District USACE @LADistrictUSACE 4d

We don’t have them often in our area but, there are four weeks left in the 2026 hurricane season! Late-season storms can still bring dangerous winds, flooding and other impacts. Take time to refresh your household’s emergency plan. Find tips at ready.gov/hurricanes.

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USACE HQ @USACEHQ Nov 2

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today that it will waive day use fees at its more than 2,850 USACE-operated recreation areas nationwide in observance of Veterans Day, November 11: usace.army.mil/Media/News-Rel…

A chair, bearing writing that says "woodcock creek lake" sits beside a recreation site

USACE HQ @USACEHQ Oct 30

Partnership in action

USACE Vicksburg District @VicksburgUSACE Oct 29

This week, our team joined the Yazoo Mississippi Delta Levee Board commissioners, engineers, and local staff for our annual levee inspection, traveling the levee system firsthand to evaluate critical flood risk management infrastructure across the Delta. #MVKPartners #USACE

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USACE HQ @USACEHQ Oct 29

Learn more about our activities in this area by following @JaxStrong

USACE Jax District @JaxStrong Oct 29

Following the recent nor’easter and historic king tides, USACE Jacksonville District is assessing potential erosion at four federal beach projects in the Fort Pierce, St. Lucie, Martin County and Jupiter-Carlin areas.
#USACE #FloridaBeaches

$Following the recent nor\u2019easter and historic king tides, USACE Jacksonville District is assessing potential erosion at four federal beach projects in the Fort Pierce, St. Lucie, Martin County and Jupiter-Carlin areas. The good news is that our beaches are performing as intended, absorbing wave energy and storm surge to keep upland infrastructure and our coastal communities safe. \n\nWe\u2019re working with local sponsors to document impacts and determine next steps. An assessment does not guarantee federal emergency assistance or renourishment; any potential assistance must meet applicable criteria and eligibility requirements.\n#USACE #FloridaBeaches\n$
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