Public Notices are now on the Regulatory Request System (RRS)! 🚨 Easily search, view, and comment on projects—all in one place. Explore by state, district, or project name and stay informed with this user-friendly platform. Check it out today by using the link in the graphic!

Wheels up one last time! Our final aerial survey flight just landed, wrapping up one of the most successful seasons in recent years! These numbers will be verified by our partners at the New England Aquarium. #RightWhales #charlestonsc #Wildlife #AerialSurveys #USACECharleston

The US Army Corps of Engineers invites you to public meetings on the proposed SC-22 Extension in Horry County, SC. Learn about the draft project purpose & need for the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). Visit the project website at: SC-22Extension.com

Public meetings on the proposed SC-22 Extension start tonight! Join us today, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday to learn about the proposed project & share your input. 📅All meetings 4-6 pm – same information, multiple locations. More details: SC-22Extension.com

Horry County has proposed to develop a new roadway that will provide congestion relief, improve hurricane evacuation, and improve access to needed services east and west of the Waccamaw River. Learn more: SC-22extension.com

Hurricane season is here. Don’t wait—prepare now: 📦 Emergency kit 📱 Stay informed 📍 Evacuation plan #HurricanePrep #StaySafe #USACE

Today, we pause to honor the courage and sacrifice of the thousands of U.S. Soldiers and Allied troops who stormed the beaches of Normandy 81 years ago. Let us never forget the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. #DDay81 #RememberTheFallen #WWII

We're hiring! The Charleston District is looking for a Fire Protection Engineer (GS-13) to serve as a technical specialist for fire protection systems across military, civil works and support projects! Apply by July 1 at 11:59 PM EST here: usace.yellogov.com/.../req.../6Xx…

Watch Lt. Col. Todd Mainwaring assume command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District from Maj. Patrick Ripton during their Change of Command Ceremony! facebook.com/share/v/172yMv… Charleston District

Earlier this month, we held our Change of Command ceremony, officially welcoming Lt. Col. Todd Mainwaring as the new Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District.

On time. On budget. Mission ready. Deputy Commander MAJ Scruggs, Senior Civilian Dan Klingshirn, and Engineering Chief Steve Bath visited the U.S. Coast Guard project site in North Charleston this week. Outstanding work by USCG to deliver projects that keep our nation secure.

Last week, Lt. Col. Todd Mainwaring and Jonathan Swartz were on-site for a wetland delineation, showing how our Regulatory team protects South Carolina’s wetlands and supports the mission nationwide.

Hurricane Erin is offshore, but it’s already sending powerful waves and dangerous rip currents. Risks jump to HIGH tomorrow with surf up to 7 feet and hazardous conditions will continue through midweek. If caught in a rip current, stay calm and swim parallel to shore.

#SCPorts received the final federal reimbursement for the Charleston Harbor Deepening Project, concluding a period of strong collaboration among federal, state, and local officials. Senator Lindsey Graham has been a driving force behind this transformational project from its

Milestone reached! With the final $21.28M reimbursement, the Charleston Harbor Deepening Project is officially complete—on time, on budget, and now the deepest harbor on the East Coast at 52 feet. #USACE #CharlestonHarbor #InfrastructureWin

Continue to monitor advisories from National Hurricane Center and local authorities related to Hurricane #Erin.

Last week, Jesse Helton joined forces with the Caribbean District to prepare for Hurricane Erin. While Erin spared the area from a direct hit, it still brought heavy rain and power outages. Which serves as a reminder that even near misses can have major impacts.

Following these simple tips while recreating in open waters (lakes, rivers, ponds, etc.) can help ensure that you have a good Labor Day weekend. Remember Life Jackets Worn…Nobody Mourns and Please Wear It.