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USACE hosts Whittier Narrows ‘Walk the Dam’ event

By Shawn Davis, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District Public Affairs U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District Public Affairs Published Sept. 1, 2026
PICO RIVERA, Calif. — More than 400 participants gathered Aug. 29 at the Pico Rivera Golf Club for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Whittier Narrows “Walk the Dam” event, trekking to the top of the San Gabriel Spillway amid hot summer conditions.
Blueprint to Better: Building Momentum, One Idea at a Time

By Bertha Angela Smith USACE Sacramento District Published Sept. 1, 2026
The Sacramento District’s Blueprint to Better competition encouraged team members to identify workplace challenges and propose practical solutions to improve efficiency and innovation. From streamlining financial processes and project milestones to exploring responsible uses of artificial intelligence, team members shared ideas directly with District leadership, demonstrating how individual ideas can build momentum and drive meaningful organizational change.
USACE, Port of Oakland officials sign milestone design agreement aboard USS Potomac

By Brandon Beach USACE San Francisco District Published Aug. 28, 2026
OAKLAND, Calif. – Leaders from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District and Port of Oakland signed a milestone design agreement Aug. 27 paving the way for construction of the Oakland Harbor Turning Basins Widening Project.

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February

4 Feb 2026
FUDS communication course prepares teams for complex cleanup projects
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers personnel from across the enterprise recently participated in FUDS 102: Effective Communication for the FUDS Program, a three-day course focused on strengthening how project teams communicate with communities, regulators and stakeholders throughout Formerly Used Defense Sites environmental cleanup efforts. The course emphasized that effective communication is an ongoing responsibility—not a single milestone—and encouraged teams to involve public affairs professionals early, manage risk communication proactively and engage in sustained, two-way dialogue to build trust and support informed decision-making over the life of complex cleanup projects.