Within the tens of thousands of acres of public land managed by the Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, there are two types of bridges, vehicular bridges, and pedestrian bridges.
Vehicular bridges are for vehicles like cars or trucks while pedestrian bridges are for pedestrians and sometimes people on bicycles, roller skates or other small-wheeled machines.
Each year, the Tulsa District’s Bridge Safety Program inspectors travel to bridges throughout the Tulsa District to inspect bridges.
The frequency of inspections for a bridge changes based upon numerous factors, which might be the inspection type or the condition of the bridge. In most cases, bridges are inspected every 24 months, but inspection frequency can...
Tulsa District’s Emergency Management Office held a tabletop exercise June 16 with Osage County officials. Representatives from Barnsdall, Avant and Skiatook were invited.
Tabletop exercises enable Tulsa District Emergency Management staff to educate local officials about available emergency funding under programs like Public Law 84-99.
Tabletops are like role-playing games only the implications are based upon real-world...
TULSA, Okla. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Tulsa District, hereby informs the public of the release of the 2021 Draft El Dorado Lake Master Plan (hereafter Plan). As well as the associated draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI), and draft Environmental Assessment (EA).
