U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England

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More: https://www.nae.usace.army.mil/ Army Corps of Engineers, U.S.

New England District is responsible for managing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) civil works and military program responsibilities in a 66,000-square-mile area encompassing the six New England states east of the Lake Champlain drainage basin. The region has:
* 6,100 miles of coastline
* 171 harbors with USACE improvements
* 13 deep draft commercial waterways
* 13 major

river basins
* Thousands of miles of rivers and streams

The U.S. Corps of Engineers was founded on June 16, 1775 and provides vital public engineering services in peace and war to strengthen our Nation's security, energize the economy, and reduce risks from disasters. The missions of the New England District are many and varied. They include:

* Environmental restoration and stewardship
* Flood damage reduction
* Natural resource and recreation management
* Streambank and shoreline protection
* Navigation improvements and maintenance
* Disaster assistance
* Regulatory program
* Engineering and construction management support to other agencies
* Support to military

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Bark in the Park! 🐶🍂 Celebrating   with our favorite four-legged visitors.Our New England District recreation sites offe...
08/26/2026

Bark in the Park! 🐶🍂 Celebrating with our favorite four-legged visitors.

Our New England District recreation sites offer thousands of acres of woodlands, trails, and shoreline perfect for a day out with your best friend. Whether you are walking the historic Grand Trunk Trail at Westville Lake or spotting wildlife at Surry Mountain Lake, our parks are built for the whole family.

⚠️ A quick reminder for a safe visit: Please keep your pups on a 6-foot leash and always practice "pack it in, pack it out" to keep our parks beautiful for everyone!

It's World Photography Day and today we want to honor and recognize our Visual Information Specialist, Brian Murphy, who...
08/19/2026

It's World Photography Day and today we want to honor and recognize our Visual Information Specialist, Brian Murphy, who passed away last month. Brian worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District for 17 years and enjoyed his work as videographer and photographer. Today, on World Photography Day, we remember his contributions to and the District.

This August, as we observe Antiterrorism Awareness Month, we approach a solemn milestone in our Nation’s history: the 25...
08/17/2026

This August, as we observe Antiterrorism Awareness Month, we approach a solemn milestone in our Nation’s history: the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001.

A quarter-century later, we continue to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost, stand with their families, and remember the heroes who rushed into danger. The most meaningful tribute we can offer is our unwavering commitment to the safety and security of our Nation today. 🛡️

Because of our critical role in developing and protecting infrastructure, the USACE Enterprise remains a high-value target. The threat of terrorism is a complex, evolving challenge that requires our constant attention. Securing our workforce, facilities, and information demands a culture of active threat awareness. Your personal vigilance is our strongest line of defense.

Security is everyone’s responsibility.

📋 Your Security Action Items
🔍 Familiarize yourself with local reporting procedures
💻 Practice good operations security (OPSEC) online and in person
🧠 Trust your instincts—if you "See Something, Say Something"

Thank you for your continued dedication to our mission and to the safety of one another. Stay vigilant. 🇺🇸

Sheila Warren traveled to Conway, New Hampshire to join members of the New Hampshire Silver Jackets team in unveiling sa...
08/12/2026

Sheila Warren traveled to Conway, New Hampshire to join members of the New Hampshire Silver Jackets team in unveiling safety signs at the Davis Park recreation area to warn visitors of potential flood hazards. The July 14 unveiling at Davis Park was one of 25 sites across the state to receive the new signs, which were created to warn residents and visitors about the dangers of flooding in recreation areas.

Read more here: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/572156/silver-jackets-unveil-flood-warning-signs-conway-new-hampshire

08/10/2026

New England District's Flood Risk Management program is vast and varied. Take a look inside into what makes our comprehensive flood risk management program.

On July 28, USACE park rangers, MIT students and staff and a local contractor installed a new trail bridge at Hodges Vil...
08/06/2026

On July 28, USACE park rangers, MIT students and staff and a local contractor installed a new trail bridge at Hodges Village Dam. The bridge will offer safe access for hikers, mountain bikers, and wildlife enthusiasts for years to come.

A draft report of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Study is now available to the p...
08/05/2026

A draft report of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Study is now available to the public. This once-in-a-generation study proposes possible projects to protect Boston against coastal flooding and sea level rise. Learn more about the draft report and how to provide public comment at a webinar this Thursday, August 6.

Register: boston.gov/calendar/boston-csrm-how-read-report-webinar-1

Before you set out on your next water adventure, please make sure everyone including yourself is wearing a properly fitt...
07/30/2026

Before you set out on your next water adventure, please make sure everyone including yourself is wearing a properly fitted life jacket. Please Wear It

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