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June
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Jun 2022
Industrial Hygienist awarded U.S. Army Guardian Safety Award
Genet Tulu, Baltimore District industrial hygienist, was awarded the U.S. Army Guardian Safety Award, June 7, 2022. Ms. Tulu was presented the award at the Post Theater on Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) in Harford County, Md.
January
20
Jan 2022
Securing the mission, one inspection at a time
Keeping our workforce and infrastructure safe from threats is essential to mission readiness and ensuring continued vital water resources and engineering services are delivered to the region and Nation — and for this, we can thank the District’s Security team.
December
28
Dec 2021
Chief, East Campus Integrated Program Office awarded Engineer of the Year
Daria Van Liew, chief of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Baltimore District, East Campus Integrated Program Office is the recipient of the 2021 Headquarters Lt. Gen. Elvin “Vald” Heiberg, the third, Engineer of the Year Award.
July
12
Jul 2021
Sue Lewis signs new lease on retirement
After more than 41 years of federal service, Susan Lewis, chief of Real Estate Division, is
January
11
Jan 2021
Critical study to help Port of Baltimore meet vessel needs
With its existing 50-foot deep channel and Neo-Panamax cranes, the Port of Baltimore is already able to accommodate some of the largest container ships in the world, and has experienced significant growth in containers in recent years. Baltimore District is teaming up with the Maryland Port Administration to ensure future capacity needs are met.
May
22
May 2020
Army Corps Navigation Mission Part of Baltimore’s Continued Maritime Heritage
Baltimore is historically a port city with a rich maritime history and the Army Corps of Engineers,