On National Dam Safety Awareness Day we encourage all to understand how we can play a role in improving the safety of our nation’s dams, through engineering and technical advancements in inspections and assessments and investments in this critical infrastructure. ASDSO

Today is National Dam Safety Awareness Day. #DYK? About 14,726 dams in the United States are classified as high-hazard potential. Know your risk: levees.sec.usace.army.mil/#/ Know what to do in case of dam overflow: ready.gov/floods #NDSAD #DamSafetyDay

May 31st is National Dam Safety Awareness Day. Learn more about #DamSafetyDay at DamSafety.org/NDSAD ASDSO

It’s National Dam Safety Awareness Day and in this episode of 'Inside the Castle' we talk with Travis Tutka, HQ #USACE Dam and Levee Branch Chief, and Aaron Snyder, Director of the Corps Water Infrastructure Financing Program. 1/2

As we observe the anniversary of the South Fork Dam tragedy, we encourage you to understand the importance of dam safety, the role various parties play, current issues & why investment in this infrastructure is urgently needed #DamSafetyDay ASDSO DamSafety.org/NDSAD

Four new Dam Owner Academy videos are available on ASDSO's Youtube channel. Each video explores one critical aspect of ownership. Visit ASDSO's Youtube Channel (bit.ly/3CNJ5cW) or DamOwner.org to view the videos and supplemental fact sheets. #DamSafety

There is always something new to discover on DamFailures.org! Thanks to ASDSO's Dam Failures and Incident Committee volunteers and the support of the FEMA National Dam Safety Program, 12 new research studies have been added to the website in the past year. #DamSafety

We are on the road to reauthorizing the National Dam Safety Program! Thank you, Congressman Edwards (@RepEdwards), for leading off. #DamSafety

Our emergency management officials will remain in Norwich and Bozrah monitoring the Fitchville Pond Dam. Thank you to everyone in the area for listening to the calls to evacuate. As storms are becoming more frequent and more severe, it's important to take these warnings seriously

Our water resources design experts & BlakeTullis from Utah State University share 20 years of insights in The Journal of Dam Safety. Learn more about how #dammodeling tools & research can improve safety & effectiveness: ow.ly/7WFK50QpMco #damsafety ASDSO Utah Water Research Laboratory NTMWD

Avoid restricted areas near dams. Whether you're fishing, boating, or swimming, keep an eye out for warning signs and signals, and stay sharp for changing water currents. Make sure to have a safety plan before heading out on the water. wisconsinpublicservice.com/safety/dam #DamSafetyDay

May 31 is National Dam Safety Awareness Day. The following photo is wreckage after the flood in Johnstown, PA. The issue of dam safety was not widely recognized until 1889 when the failure of South Fork Dam claimed more than 2,200 lives. #DamSafetyDay

On National #DamSafetyDay I am so grateful to lead a team which is investing in our water-retaining infrastructure and operating and maintaining our dams to the highest standards of #damsafety. ASDSO

Today is National Dam Safety Awareness Day! All day, ASDSO will share messages from the community highlighting the continued importance of dam safety, notable efforts, current issues, and why investment is urgently needed. Learn More: DamSafety.org/NDSAD #DamSafetyDay

Today is National Dam Safety Awareness Day! Dams received a 'D' on the ASCE Headquarters 2021 Report Card for America's Infrastructure. Authorization for the National Dam Safety Program expired last year, and ASCE & ASDSO are advocating for renewal. youtube.com/watch?v=My7nAs…

As we commemorate National Dam Safety Awareness Day, we ask all Californians to join us in our commitment to dam safety through the support of important investments in our water infrastructure that keep our system secure for future generations. #DamSafetyDay

Dams provide a life-sustaining resource but the lack of funding for dam upgrades is a serious problem. ASDSO estimates the total cost to rehabilitate the nation’s non-federal dams at $157.5 billion. Learn more about the importance of #DamSafetyDay at DamSafety.org/NDSAD.

It's National Dam Safety Awareness Day—a reminder that dams in our communities should be properly inspected and maintained. We offer communities numerous resources and grant funding opportunities to support dam safety, helping to increase resilience before disaster strikes.

May 31-Dam Safety Awareness Day reminds us that dam failures can and do happen. As we see funding at the federal level redirected away from dam safety, decisionmakers must be made aware of the risks associated with dams. Learn more about #DamSafetyDay at DamSafety.org/NDSAD.

Recent dam failures have made headlines, highlighting the poor condition of many of the nation's dams. Without funding, maintenance, inspection, upgrades, and emergency planning, the risks associated with dams increase. Know the risks. #DamSafetyDay