Posted on June 20, 2019
FERNDALE, Wash. — Starting Monday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin repairing three levees along the Nooksack River.
The Ferndale, Hannegan and Sande-Williams levees will be restored to their protection levels they had before 2017 flood damage.
In total, the projects will cost nearly $900,000 and more than half will go to the Hannegan levee.
Work should be complete by August 2nd and the Army Corps says construction will happen when it’ll impact fish the least.
Source: kgmi.com
