Virtual meetings on Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir system operations are in the process of being scheduled. Meeting dates and times will be announced as the details are finalized.
In-person public meetings on Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir system operations, which were scheduled for March 19, 31 and April 2 will be presented in a virtual format.
Meetings have previously been held in virtual formats due to travel restrictions and meeting restrictions associated with the COVID 19 pandemic.
“We will host the meetings in a virtual format to receive feedback and to provide a status update of mountain snowpack, a runoff forecast for the year, and planned operations for the runoff year to meet the authorized purposes for the...
The 12-members of NWK's fiscal year 2025 Leadership Development Program, spent a day exploring the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum to study the life and learn more about some of the crucial decisions made by the only President to hail from Missouri. For these Department of the Army civilians, it turned out to be a high intensity team building exercise, that will help them all stay calm when it's time for them to make critical decisions...
Two federal agencies are extending the public scoping period for the Columbia River System Operations Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS.) The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation), or co-lead agencies, are also adjusting the timing of the public meetings to the week of April 7, 2025.
The spring Missouri River Water Management public meetings will be provided in a virtual format for all stakeholders. Dates and times will be announced soon. Get the latest updates by scanning the QR code and saving to your smart phone's home screen.
Within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers enterprise, we rely upon the Safety and Occupational Health Management System, or CE-SOHMS, as a proactive way of improving safety to reduce on the job risks to our employees. This short video breaks down the individual missions of CE-SOHMS, and explains what participating members can expect.
Over the past year, CE-SOSHMS has guided us in assessing our safety processes and programs. This has enabled us to identify, evaluate and control hazards more effectively, reducing mishaps and fostering a healthier workplace. By managing risk, building trust and embracing continuous learning, we’re creating a culture where safety is second nature.
So, what should CE-SOHMS mean to you? Your engagement and...
