Welcome to the Nashville District
 The
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has played a vital role in the development and
growth of the nation in peace and in war. For more than 200 years, the Corps has
supported the nation’s river-based commerce, protected established population
centers, provided disaster response and constructed military facilities to
protect our shores. Today, the 700 civilians and U.S. Army officers of the
Nashville District continue to serve the region, the Corps, and the Nation by
providing collaborative water resource engineering solutions, world class public
infrastructure management, and environmental stewardship for the
Cumberland-Tennessee River Systems.
Wolf Creek Dam Project to receive
$116 million
by Allison Jarrett, Nashville District, Public Affairs
The Wolf Creek Dam Project
in Jamestown, Ky. is set to receive $116 million in 2010, the Nashville District
reports. The Corps is three years into a six year, $584 million seepage
rehabilitation project at the dam.
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Center Hill Dam Project is progressing
by Allison Jarrett, Nashville District, Public Affairs
The
Center Hill Dam Seepage Rehabilitation Project in
Lancaster, Tenn., is progressing, the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers Nashville District reports. Foundation grouting at the left
rim and main dam embankment continue, and work is underway to complete contract
documents and to advertise a second major construction contract for the main
embankment seepage barrier wall and saddle dam treatment.
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Col. MITCHELL'S BLOG
**NEW POSTING!
Work gets underway at J. Percy Priest Dam
"If you live near J. Percy Priest Dam
in Nashville, you’ve probably noticed the drill rigs and road closure
signs. That might be a cause for alarm to some, so I want to take the
time to explain what’s going on there and why it’s a good thing."
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