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Hagerstown Debates $1M Dredging Contract for City Park Lake

United States

Hagerstown City Park might get a Christmas gift in the form of an estimated $1 million contract to dredge the landmark’s lower lake. The project is expected to deepen the waterway to a depth of up to 5 feet and perhaps lead to a greater variety of fish within it, city officials said. But concerns… Read More

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Boat Trips and Wildlife to be Supported After Dredging

United Kingdom

Canals in Stroud have been restored after dredging work was completed to allow more boat trips and wildlife to be supported. The work was mainly funded by developers Newland Homes ahead of a show-home opening on January 14. Guildford-based Land & Water dredging company carried out the work to dredge the 350 metre length of… Read More

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Good News and Bad for Dredging Local Ports

United States

The Ports of Ilwaco and Chinook reported both good news and bad last week, as Congress acted to ensure permanent funding to maintain dredged access channels to small U.S. ports, and as the Port of Chinook’s dredge sank. The dredge was being moved between the ports last week by Coastal Towing when it floundered in… Read More

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Broadwater Dredging Complete

Australia

Dredging of Gold Coast’s Broadwater has been taking place over the past 18 months but is finally finished – just in time for locals and tourists to hit the water this holiday season. The Gold Coast Waterways Authority (GCWA) spent $5.3 million to dredge the various navigational channels in the Broadwater, with the final stages… Read More

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Congress Boosts Plans for New Craig Boat Harbor

United States

A bill on its way to the president’s desk authorizes most of the money needed to build a new boat harbor in Craig. But the funding itself will wait for future congressional action. The legislation includes about $29 million for the harbor in Prince of Wales Island’s largest city. Craig City Administrator Jon Bolling said… Read More

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Georgia Likely to Get More Money for Savannah Port

United States

The water legislation President Barack Obama is slated to sign in the days ahead is expected to send more federal money to the Savannah port expansion project. Both chambers of Congress passed the measure last week in one of the last official acts on Capitol Hill in 2016. The bill increases what the federal government… Read More

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Bill To Strengthen Kentucky’s Water Infrastructure Passes Senate

United States

A bill transferring control of infrastructure on the Barren and Green rivers to local communities has passed the U.S. Senate. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement the legislation will give more control to Kentucky communities and help with flood protection in Paducah. The bill will transfer control of inoperable locks and dams along… Read More

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Cleanup Plan Comes Together Near Fraser Shipyards in Superior

United States

A plan to clean up a Superior bay is nearing completion, and work could get underway next year. The project to clean up Howard’s Pocket, also known as Howard’s Bay, is a collaboration among the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the city of Superior and Fraser… Read More

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Gdansk Inner Port Improvements Planned

Poland

The EU has awarded grants to the Port of Gdansk in Poland totalling more than €140 million for three major projects at the port. Two of these projects are to improve road and rail transport links but the third will be a major upgrading of the Inner Port including deepening of the fairway and quay… Read More

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Napa’s Quest for More Federal Flood Control Money Continues

United States

Napa County must provide more information to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers before learning if the federal agency will help build flood control features to protect about 2,000 city of Napa properties. The Napa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District has been trying to convince the federal agency for three years that the… Read More

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Congress Set to Approve Authorization of $55 Million Beach Replenishment Project for Cape May County

United States

U.S. Congressman Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02), a senior member of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, announced Dec. 8, 2016 that Congress is set to approve several provisions he secured to benefit South Jersey. Included within the “Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act” is a $55 million authorization for the construction of the… Read More

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Province Tells Wasaga Not Yet on River Dredging

Canada

The province has turned down Wasaga Beach’s request to dredge the mouth of the Nottawasaga River sooner than later, with officials from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry telling the town it’s not an emergency situation. Wasaga Beach recently applied for a permit to dredge the mouth, which has been narrowed in recent weeks… Read More

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Ocean City Considers New Plan for 2017 Dredging Program

United States

An engineering consultant is proposing an alternative disposal site that would allow Ocean City to continue with its multimillion-dollar dredging program in 2017, but already there is resistance from surrounding homeowners. Under the plan, muddy sediment that is dredged from the shallow lagoons would be piped to the proposed site on Shelter Road off Tennessee… Read More

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HCMC Approves $81M Flood-prevention Project to Dredge Major Canal

Vietnam

Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have approved a flood prevention plan to dredge a major canal that will cost the southern hub VND1.85 trillion ($81 million). The work along a 7.5km stretch of the Ba Lon Canal between Binh Chanh District and District 8 is expected to help control flooding in the south of… Read More

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St. Andrews Dredging Project Underway, Expected to be Completed by End of Year

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Management Branch is responsible for all ports and federal waterways in the Florida Panhandle. Survey crews go out a few times a year to test the water depths of channels to make sure they aren’t too shallow. If an area becomes too shallow, they dredge the sand out…. Read More

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