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  • August

    Tatton Suter, plan formulator in the Alaska District Civil Works Branch, records high water marks that occurred May 29 using a GPS rover system. This phase of the project was coordinated through the Alaska District Floodplain Management Program at the request of the state. High water marks were used by the Corps for a baseline structure elevation study.

    Corps takes on recovery role after Yukon River flood disaster

    While the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is assisting with the short-term needs of communities affected by spring flooding along the Yukon River, it is also taking steps to mitigate future risk.Alakanuk, Circle, Eagle, Emmonak, Fort Yukon, Galena and Hughes flooded when ice jams created rising waters, which destroyed buildings and caused residents to

  • May

    Ed Luteran, quality management assistant for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Alaska District, accompanies Trooper Andrew Gault on a patrol shift as part of the Alaska State Troopers Citizen Academy. Luteran was among 30 local residents who completed the academy’s second session in April.

    Troopers in Alaska Enlighten Citizens With Academy

    While people across the nation can watch the TV series “Alaska State Troopers” in their living rooms, dozens of Alaskans can learn in person about the state's largest law enforcement agency from a classroom.The Alaska State Trooper Citizen Academy in Palmer started in 2012 to increase understanding and enhance awareness about the role of the