• Employs 1,200 civilian and 15 active military personnel
• Maintains 290 miles of federal channels
• Oversees 148 miles of federal flood protection levees preventing approximately $16 billion in damages to date
• Manages 15 reservoir projects preventing approximately $4 billion in damages to date
• Runs 11 recreation projects that have hosted more than 15 million visitors
• Runs the Washington Aqueduct, which supplies an average of 150 million gallons of drinking water daily to the District of Columbia, and Arlington County and Falls Church, Va.
• Supports oversees contingency operations in Afghanistan, with more than 362 civilian employees having deployed
• Supports oyster habitat by constructing 500 acres of new Maryland oyster bars
• Protects environmentally sensitive coastline, through restoration of 1,140 acres of remote island
• Manages a $2.8 billion military program
• Successfully oversaw a $4.2 billion BRAC mission
• Works with non-DOD agencies, including Library of Congress, Department of Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, among others
• Leases and supports more than 300 Armed Forces recruiting stations and 180 housing units
• Supports the national response plan as part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s team