USACE South Atlantic Division 🇺🇸

Building Strong in six districts: Wilmington, NC. ➔ Charleston, SC. ➔ Savannah, GA. ➔ Jacksonville, FL. ➔ Mobile, AL. ➔ Caribbean

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Today, the South Atlantic Division celebrated a significant milestone as our Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General was promoted to the rank of Captain during a ceremony held at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.
Congratulations, Capt. Boushelle!
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Historically, Memorial Day Weekend is one of the riskiest times of the year for boating and water-related activities. Following these simple tips can help ensure that you have a good and safe Memorial Day weekend.
Remember, Life Jackets Worn…Nobody Mourns. @PleaseWearIt

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This week, the #USACE South Atlantic Division hosted a Hurricane Tabletop Exercise focused on strengthening and synchronizing response capabilities alongside our federal, state, and regional partners ahead of hurricane season.
#HurricaneResponse

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@WilmingtoNCoast - Residents, local leaders and personnel gathered in Princeville, North Carolina on May 12 to discuss the next phase of the ongoing Princeville General Reevaluation Report study focused on reducing flood risk in the community.

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Strong communication and collaboration are critical to delivering effective flood risk management solutions. By engaging directly with our partners and the communities we serve, we can better align priorities and develop projects that create lasting impacts. #USACE

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Last Friday, MG Kelly met with @CharlestonCorps project teams and local partners to discuss the final phase of the Waccamaw River flood Risk Management study and prioritizing synchronization for the $1.3B Charleston Peninsula Project.

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May is National Water Safety Month!

USACE South Atlantic Division reminds everyone to stay alert and prepared while enjoying our beautiful lakes and waterways this summer!
#USACE #WaterSafety #PleaseWearIt

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Recently, @USACEMobile partnered with local schools and universities to give students firsthand insight into careers in public service, engineering, and the federal government.

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Across the South Atlantic Division, Coastal Storm Risk Management (CRM) projects are in full swing, strengthening shorelines and reducing storm risk for the communities we serve.
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After more than 40 years of service, today we had the honor of celebrating Beverly Bennett and her incredible career with USACE SAD!
Please join us in thanking Beverly for her service and wishing her all the best in this next chapter. Congrats on a well-earned retirement!

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The Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works (@ASACivilWorks), Adam Telle, on Tuesday at @USDA discusses the critical role that @USArmy Civil Works is playing in the Trump Administration's (@POTUS) efforts to lower fertilizer prices for our farmers and ranchers.

[USACE South Atlantic Division 🇺🇸 @AtlantaCorps]

Today, we said a (suprise) bittersweet farewell to Darryl McMillon, Regional Logistics Manager for SAD. During a ceremony this morning, Mr. McMillion received the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal for his work during his time with #USACE.
Thank you, Darryl!

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@USACEWilmington - the NCBIWA Spring Meeting brought together USACE + partners to align priorities on navigation, infrastructure, and more.
@JaxStrong - shoreline projects like the Martin County Shore Protection effort are actively reducing erosion and protecting infrastructure.

[USACE South Atlantic Division 🇺🇸 @AtlantaCorps]

By combining data-driven planning with collaboration and field execution, USACE is advancing Coastal Storm Risk Management efforts that strengthen communities, support ecosystems and ensure our coastlines are built to withstand the future.
#USACE #CoastalResilience #Partnerships

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Behind every clean shoreline, maintained trail and friendly welcome at our SAD lakes, campgrounds and parks, there are #USACE volunteers making it happen. This #NationalVolunteerWeek, we're proud to recognize the time and passion they bring to our communities every single day.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, support survivors and strengthen our commitment to a safe workplace.
This #TealTuesday, teammates at
#USACE SAD showed their support by wearing teal, the color of sexual violence prevention.

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This process restores erosion, strengthens storm protection and reduces the need for separate operations.
The integrated effort highlights USACE’s commitment to efficient project delivery, environmental stewardship and coastal management across the region.
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@JaxStrong is advancing coastal resilience in Florida through an innovative approach that combines Navigation and Coastal Storm Risk Management missions.
In Palm Beach, material dredged from the harbor is being used to renourish the Mid-town Segment shoreline.

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SAD was out and about in the community this weekend!
Charleston District Commander Lt. Col. Todd Mainwaring threw the first pitch at the Charleston RiverDogs game, and
Savannah District's Richard B. Russell Project and partners hosted the 5th Annual Lake Russell Hustle 5k!
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SAD has been working on restoring beaches and ecosystems in the Southeast.
These efforts demonstrate SAD’s commitment to building resilient coastlines, improving water management and safeguarding communities and ecosystems, ensuring long-term stability across the region!
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