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    Recent Videos

    Group explores brick arches

    Group explores brick arches

    04.15.2026 | Video by Tom Conning
    USACE and the City of Charleston are partnering on a $12.625 million rehabilitation of the city’s historic brick arch stormwater drainage system...
    Group explores brick arches

    Group explores brick arches

    04.15.2026 | Video by Tom Conning
    USACE and the City of Charleston are partnering on a $12.625 million rehabilitation of the city’s historic brick arch stormwater drainage system...

    Recent Images

    Group explores brick arches

    Group explores brick arches

    04.15.2026 | Photo by Tom Conning
    Grant Eversmann, Charleston’s stormwater project manager, shines a flashlight into the dank subterranean system as Andrea Farmer, U.S. Army...
    Birds of prey, prey on fish

    Birds of prey, prey on fish

    03.24.2026 | Photo by Tom Conning
    A Golden eagle dives to snatch an unsuspecting fish from a rediversion canal below the below the St. Stephen Dam, March 23, 2026. Eagles and other...
    BG Miller visits Ft. Jackson

    BG Miller visits Ft. Jackson

    02.18.2026 | Photo by Tom Conning
    Bryan Tempio (right), Administrative Contracting Officer, Charleston District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, gives Gen. Zachary Miller (left),...

    Recent News Stories

    Paging Nurse Emily

    Paging Nurse Emily

    12.08.2025 | Story by Paco Hamm
    The crisp, early morning air slices through the fog and whips fiercely against the banks of the Cooper River Rediversion Project Dam. As...

    Graphics

    Hurricane Preparedness

    Hurricane Preparedness

    04.13.2022 | Graphics by Russell Toof
    Graphic created in Adobe Photoshop to promote basic tips to prepare for a hurricane. There is space for organizational branding on the lower left...