In a recent site visit on April 2-3, Seattle District’s Commander, Col. Kathryn Sanborn, visited Chief Joseph Dam and met with the district’s Chief Joseph Dam project staff, discussed current operations, and gained firsthand insight into the challenges and opportunities associated with the facility and ongoing project. The dam is undergoing a multi-million-dollar project, which includes rehabilitation of the 16-unit generator rewinds, replacing generator air coolers, and installing a new machine condition monitoring system to produce more efficient and reliable hydropower. This visit provided an invaluable opportunity for USACE leadership to connect directly with staff, helping ensure that the Corps' operations align with both regional needs and national priorities.
| Date Taken: | 04.03.2025 |
| Date Posted: | 04.08.2025 15:47 |
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| Location: | BRIIDGEPORT, WASHINGTON, US |
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