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USACE, Savannah District Commander Col. David Hibner shown in front of survey vessel MAZE with the family of Anthony “Tony” Maze following the Vessel Dedication Ceremony, Dec. 7. In attendance for the ceremony were Maze’s wife Gayle, his daughters, grandchildren, and other members of his family. Also in attendance were many friends, USACE Savannah District employees, as well as USACE retirees.
Vessel named in honor of former Corps boat captain Anthony Maze
USACE, Savannah District Commander Col. David Hibner shown in front of survey vessel MAZE with the family of Anthony “Tony” Maze following the Vessel Dedication Ceremony, Dec. 7. In attendance for the ceremony were Maze’s wife Gayle, his daughters, grandchildren, and other members of his family. Also in attendance were many friends, USACE Savannah District employees, as well as USACE retirees.
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Army officials meet for the pre-construction meeting for the first contract on the recovery of Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C., Oct. 2, 2018, after damage caused by Hurricane Florence.
Rapid Response at MOTSU
Col. Daniel Hibner (right), Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, oversees a pre-construction meeting on the first contract of recovery efforts at the Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C., Oct. 2. Hibner issued the notice to proceed with construction less than two weeks after the district was assigned the effort.
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Constructions efforts advance on Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C. after destructive winds and flooding from Hurricane Florence.
Task Force MOTSU revolutionizes disaster response
Pvt. Joshua Blackburn, 57th Sapper Company, Combat Airborne Rough Terrain, uses an ax to clear trees downed by Hurricane Florence on MOTSU. Find out how Savannah District teamed with the 27th Airborne Combat Engineer Battalion to provide relief efforts from Hurricane Florence.
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Corps’ contractors complete first pass of debris removal in Calhoun County, anticipate starting second pass Dec. 20

With the concurrence of county officials, the first pass of picking up debris generated by Hurricane
Published: 12/13/2018

Corps’ contractors to complete first debris pickup in Dougherty County Dec. 7, begin second pass Dec. 15

SAVANNAH, Ga. – By the end of Dec. 7, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, working with local government officials, will complete the first pass picking up debris generated by Hurricane Michael in Dougherty County, Ga. In anticipation of the second pass, residents should place any storm-generated debris along the side of the roadway before the morning of the county's scheduled start date for the second and final pass.
Published: 12/7/2018

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Courtesy List of Environmental Consultants for Actions within Georgia

The list would include environmental consulting firms primarily as a courtesy to help the general public find professional assistance in matters related to the Clean Water Act (CWA) and Rivers and Harbors Act (RHA) for projects occurring within the State of Georgia.
Published: 12/13/2018

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Click here to expand contentClick here to collapse content  U.S. Coast Guard Station Demolition and Replacement, Port Everglades, Florida

This Review Plan (RP) is intended to ensure a quality-engineering project is developed by the Corps of Engineers. This review plan has been developed for the design and construction of the U.S. Coast Guard Station as part of the Port Everglades Project. This Review Plan was prepared in accordance with EC 1165-2-214, "Civil Works Review Policy". The review plan shall layout a value added process that assures the correctness of the information shown. This review plan describes the scope of review for the current phase of work, and will be included in the Project Management Plan upon approval.

This review plan prepared by the Savannah District is for the implementation of the U.S. Coast Guard component of the Port Everglades Project of the Jacksonville District. Jacksonville District has completed a separate Review Plan for the Port Everglades Deepening Project. This Review Plan sets the scope and schedule for the construction contract that is envisioned for the project so that required review activities can be scheduled and completed. This review plan will be updated when necessary to address designs or schedule changes. View Review Plan

Click here to expand contentClick here to collapse content  Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) Fish Passage at New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam, Integrated Post Authorization Analysis Report and Environmental Assessment

This Review Plan defines the scope and level of peer review for the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) Fish Passage at New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam (NSBLD) Integrated Post-Authorization Analysis Report and Environmental Assessment.  The SHEP Fish Passage is an environmental mitigation feature that addresses adverse impacts to shortnose and Atlantic sturgeon, and fulfills compliance with the Endangered Species Act. The approved 2012 SHEP General Reevaluation Report (GRR) and Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) included the recommendation for construction of a Fish Passage around the NSBLD.  This Review Plan covers the analyses that Savannah District will perform to update the Fish Passage design to comply Section 1319 of the 2016 Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act.

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