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Mobile District has more than 1,100 civilian and ten military personnel.
Diversity and professional abilities best describe our workforce. From health care workers to engineers – lock masters to rangers – architects to hydrologist – secretaries to surveyors – Mobile District is a unique blend of some of the nation's best professionals..
 
Mobile District's Military Mission

covers over 252,000 square miles, stretching 3,800 miles north to south. The District supports the Army, Air Force, NASA and other federal agencies in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Central and South America. This work includes design and construction management for a multitude of different types of facilities such as medical centers, dormitories, aircraft facilities, sewage treatment plants, office complexes and family housing. We also provide engineering studies and other technical assistance such as master planning, environmental management and real estate support.

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Latest News

 

USACE will begin accepting the new Annual Pass for Military (Military Pass) at its more than 2,500 USACE-managed recreation areas nationwide on Armed Forces Day on May 19. The Military Pass which is free, may be obtained in person at U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Facilities.

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Boaters are advised to take extra precautions due to lower lake levels at Lake Sidney Lanier. USACE advises all boaters to be especially observant for underwater obstructions such as shallow areas, rocks, stumps, and trees.

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Drought conditions continue to affect the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River basins triggering the requirement for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to enter drought operations.

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MsCIP - Mississippi Coastal Improvement Program
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Mobile District Executive Summaries
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ACF/ACT Water Resources
ACF/ACT Water Resources Update
ACF River Basin The Facts and Status
ACF/ACT Items
ACT Water Control Manual  Update
ACF Water Control Manual  Update
Federal Storage Reservoir Critical Yield Analysis, ACT/ACFRivers February 2010
 
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