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The Mattapoisett Marine Advisory Board is recommending the use of concrete siding to reduce the estimated $12.7 million cost of repairing Long Wharf. Board Chair Carlos DeSousa said at an Aug. 25 meeting that not only would using concrete along the wharf cut costs, but would also aid in, “ease of construction.” The cost estimate… Read More
With this update, the Town of Nags Head announces the completion of its summer 2022 beach nourishment project. This announcement includes a recap of the 19-day project. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. pumped the last load of sand for Nags Head’s 2022 beach restoration project at approximately 2:30 a.m. on the morning of Saturday,… Read More
A beach nourishment project is moving a step closer to completion in Surf City after the plans faced several setbacks. Sunday, the town announced that a new sand dune construction project will be moving forward after the neighboring North Topsail Beach backed out. “We are thankful to North Topsail Beach for working along with us… Read More
Keeping Flagler County’s sand beaches from eroding into the Atlantic will cost millions of dollars per year and may involve extending a planned Army Corps of Engineers beach project further along the county’s 18-mile coast. Commissioners discussed options during a workshop Aug. 15 as they reviewed the results of a $250,000 study conducted for the… Read More
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. announced on August 17, 2022 that the last load of sand for the Buxton beach nourishment project was placed at about 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022. The dredge Liberty Island delivered the last load about 1.2 miles north of the northern boundary of the Buxton village. The total contract… Read More
A popular initiative looking to clean up the waterways in Dane County is moving into its next phase. The “Suck the Muck” project was first introduced in 2017 as a way to analyze and remove sediments — or muck — from local streams that contain phosphorus. The chemical is a common culprit behind hazardous algae… Read More
Ebensburg Borough Council took the first step Monday in exploring the possibilities of dredging Lake Rowena. Borough Council approved an agreement with TransSystems during its monthly meeting Monday to perform the underwater survey and soil testing at a cost not to exceed $10,000 to help see if dredging the lake is a possibility for the… Read More
Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy said Monday (Aug. 22) that the federal infrastructure law will benefit the state’s coastal communities while also helping the oil industry. “It has money for coastal restoration, flood mitigation, things that will revitalize the energy industry,” the Republican lawmaker said during a stop in Lafourche Parish. Not far from Highway 1,… Read More
Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk has begun work on a community and sustainability project considered vital in multiple ways to the school, town and region–the dredging of the Historic Mill Pond on its campus. The two-month process, reviewed and endorsed by officials of the Army Corps of Engineers, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service… Read More
Port Huron is getting a late-season extension from the state to allow additional dredging on the Black River Canal and address an “almost impassable” build-up of material for boaters. That’s according to City Manager James Freed, who told City Council members via email on Monday that officials were hoping to convince the Michigan Department of… Read More
A dredging project in Fenwick Island has been in the works since for the past three to five years. The project has made some progress recent weeks, as it gains more and more support from the local and state governments. The main focus of the project is the Little Assawoman Bay in Fenwick Island, as… Read More
A dredging machine has splashed into sewage-polluted Chedoke Creek for a $6-million cleanup job amid complaints by Six Nations hereditary leaders over a lack of consent under treaty rights. A crew coaxed the dredger off a flatbed truck before an operator manoeuvred its hydraulic back legs and front shovel to drag it from the grassy shore into… Read More
With more than 100 miles of coastline — and a wide array of surrounding waterways that range from sounds to salt marshes — the Outer Banks is home to one of the largest fishing industries in the entire country. Critical sectors of the Outer Banks economy rely on access through these channels that serve as… Read More
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is in the construction phase of an emergency dredging project at the mouth of the Murderkill River. The Murderkill River flows from just west of Felton, northeast through Kent County to its inlet to the Delaware Bay just south of Bowers Beach. The river is… Read More
