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    Three people are posing for a photo, standing in front of an American flag and other military-style banners. On the left, a woman with long hair smiles while wearing a dark, floral-patterned dress. In the center, a man with a beard and glasses, dressed in a white shirt and dark vest, holds a black box containing a glass award. On the right stands a U.S. Army soldier in a camouflage uniform with the name "FERGUSON" on her chest.

    Baltimore District public affairs specialists recognized with USACE, Army awards

    Whether responding to historic challenges like the 2024 Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse by coordinating the critical salvage of debris from the harbor, or constructing modern barracks to support service members, the district is constantly at work behind the scenes to keep communities safe, connected, and prosperous. Bringing these vital stories to light is the mission of a specialized team within the district, the Public Affairs Office. The Public Affairs team works to inform, engage, and educate both local communities and internal teams through strategic communications.
  • An aerial view of a coastal marsh shows a dirt road running alongside a narrow channel of water. The landscape is a mix of green and brown marsh grasses, interspersed with larger bodies of water, under a cloudy sky.

    From Dredge to Delta: USACE, Partners Restore Roughly 70 Acres of Wetlands at Deal Island Wildlife Management Area

    A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, project to restore degraded wetlands at the Deal Island Wildlife Management Area has reached completion, turning eroding marsh into critical nesting habitat for threatened bird species while keeping the Wicomico River open for commercial navigation.