Big ships need more room to turn.
A $642 million project will widen Oakland Harbor’s turning basins, helping today’s larger vessels navigate more safely and efficiently while supporting American trade.
#USACE #CivilWorks #Oakland #BINP #USACE250 #SPN160 #PortOfOakland
Big ships need more room to turn.
A $642 million project will widen Oakland Harbor’s turning basins, helping today’s larger vessels navigate more safely and efficiently while supporting American trade.
#USACE #CivilWorks #Oakland #BINP #USACE250 #SPN160 #PortOfOakland
MILESTONE REACHED IN OAKLAND!
Yesterday, leaders from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District and Port of Oakland signed a milestone design agreement paving the way for construction of the Oakland Harbor Turning Basins Widening Project. (1/7)
Alameda Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft.
“If we look back, it has really been an enormous lift by so many people moving us through the early stages of the planning process to a signed chief’s report in 2024 to today’s design agreement to the investment we will see for decades to (6/7)
come," said USACE San Francisco District Commander Lt. Col. Virginia Brickner, who alongside Port Director Kristi McKenney, were the two signatories on the agreement.
Thanks to everyone who helped make this day possible! #BINP #USACE #USACE250 #SPN160 #PortofOakland (7/7)
Some promises are written in ink. Ours is written in earth and steel.
250 years of Army engineers building America's way forward.
What's next?
#USACE251 #America250 #ArmyEngineers
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.
Yesterday, #USACE San Francisco Commander LTC Virginia Brickner hosted Code Brew, a monthly event that connects staff over coffee and conversation. It was also a chance to unveil the district’s new 160th commemorative coin, designed by SPN Public Affairs Specialist Karina Kirsch.
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At a ceremony at the Bay Model Visitor Center, Lt. Col. Kevin Arnett relinquished command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District June 23 when Lt. Col. Timothy Shebesta was sworn in as the district’s 58th commander.
Lt. Col. Kevin Arnett was invited by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association to be the Grand Marshall for the blessing of the fleet and the "Broadway on the Bay" boat parade April 30. He invested his time in talking with, and enjoying the company of, the vast boating community.
San Francisco District and Institute of Tribal Environmental Professionals are excited to present the Bridging the Equity Gap Webinar Series, “Power, Water, and Indigeneity: Tribal Voices and Perspectives on Flood Resilience” April 18, from 10-11:15a.m. PT. Register on Facebook.
We are pleased to announce the kick-off to our 2023 District Summer Student/Intern Program! For more information and to apply visit this link: usajobs.gov/Search/Results?l…
Inspiring Change is our theme for Black History Month, and we're focusing on the 4 Black college freshmen-Ezell Blair, Jr., Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil, and David Richmond who made change by starting sit-ins at the Whites Only Lunch Counter at Woolworth back in February 1960.














