J. Paul Bruton

In the waning hours of light, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Temporary Power Team talks about various details of their mission before closing out their shift. The team recently received a certificate of appreciation from the White House for their emergency response work installing generators and providing electricity following the Hawaii Wildfires. (USACE photo by Joseph Bruton)

USACE Team Earns White House Praise

In light of the tragic Hawaii wildfires that swept through the town of Lāhainā, Hawaii, on Aug. 8, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers joined the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other agencies in responding to calls for assistance. As […]

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Rip rap installed in 2020 helps protect the riverbank beneath the Highway 32 bridge during recent atmospheric river storms.

Hamilton City’s New Levee Stands Up to Major Storms of 2023

Civil Works, Programs, Projects

Residents of Hamilton City, Calif., can sleep a little more soundly, knowing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District has helped reduce the likeliness of flooding.

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