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At least $250 million coming from Congress for NJ local projects

NJ, United States

WASHINGTON — More than a quarter of a billion dollars for local New Jersey projects — requested by Republicans and Democrats alike — is cleared after Congress passed a series of spending bills. Spread across at least 270 projects, the new money stands in stark contrast to funding that had been approved last year but was… Read More

Florida beach restoration underway after hurricane damage

FL, United States

Bunche Beach is undergoing restoration work with construction crews building a berm to protect the coastline after Hurricanes Ian and Milton left behind erosion. More: https://www.gulfcoastnewsnow.com/article/florida-bunche-beach-restoration-hurricane-ian-lee/70291646 Source

Officials push for decision on inlet dredging project

SC, United States

By Charles Swenson Local officials plan to seek help from the state’s two senators to get approval for a project that will dredge silt from over 16 miles of creeks and channels in Murrells Inlet. Georgetown County applied to the Army Corps of Engineers in 2023 for a permit to dredge over 750,000 cubic yards of… Read More

Why are Myrtle Beach & Horry County paying $10 million for beach renourishment?

SC, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed the first stretch of its federally funded $72 million Grand Strand Beach Renourishment Project, but a newly added stretch of coast will be financed by local taxpayers. Great Lakes Dock and Dredge, the contractor for the Army Corps’ renourishment in the Grand Strand, will also complete beach… Read More

Emerging Growth Patterns Driving Expansion in the Marine and Ports Construction Market

World ,

The marine and ports construction sector is on track for notable expansion as global infrastructure needs evolve. With growing environmental concerns and technological advancements, this market is poised to undergo significant changes, driven by investments in modernizing port facilities and improving resilience against climate challenges. Let’s explore the current market outlook, key players, emerging trends,… Read More

Flagler County receives $4.7M FEMA help for beach restoration

FL, United States

By Brenno Carillo, Daytona Beach News-Journal Getting funding for Flagler County’s beach restoration plan has been a constant battle for local officials over the past few years. That’s why officials are celebrating the news of a $4.7-million contribution from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, made this week to Flagler County. In a press release, the county said… Read More

Hope that Buxton beach nourishment starts in May, with jetty repair alongside it

NC, United States

BUXTON, N.C. — A lot of what Buxton’s future looks like will be discussed by Dare County leaders in the upcoming weeks and months. Two projects News 3 has told viewers about for months are a beach nourishment project and one of the three jetties being repaired. News 3 now knows the status of where… Read More

Forest Service, NC Wildlife Commission sign $290M Hurricane Helene recovery deal

NC, United States

By WECT Staff RALEIGH, N.C. (WECT) – The U.S. Forest Service and North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission signed a $290 million Good Neighbor Agreement to support Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in western North Carolina, officials said Thursday. The agreement is the largest of its kind for the Forest Service. Officials say it will fund recovery work… Read More

NC review of Wilmington Harbor deepening project paused by feds

NC, United States

By Gareth McGrath With a length of roughly 26 miles and a projected price tag of more than $1.3 billion, the proposed Wilmington Harbor deepening project would be a big and expensive undertaking. It also is proving to be a controversial one, based upon the pushback from several towns and environmental groups. In January, the Army… Read More

Trustees Want to Reopen Napeague Harbor’s East Channel

NY, United States

By Christopher Walsh The East Hampton Town Trustees took another step forward in their long-discussed plan to reopen the east channel of Napeague Harbor, which began to close early in this century and has been completely closed since 2012. The trustees have expressed interest in reopening the east channel to promote tidal circulation and improve… Read More

New Pass dredging by Gator Dredging clears way for more boat traffic

FL, United States

By S.T. Cardinal Navigating New Pass by boat is no simple task. “You literally have to follow a zig zag following where it’s deep,” said Jane Early, marina manager of MarineMax, which stores hundreds of boats at its New Pass-bordering marina and dealership. “You have to hug the left side, then go to the right… Read More

DMR Solicitation of Public Comment Regarding the West Camp Ellis Anchorage Dredge Project in the Saco River, Saco

ME, United States

Pursuant to 38 M.R.S. §480-D, sub-§9, the Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR) is required to provide the Maine Department of Environmental Protection with an assessment of the impacts on the fishing industry of a proposed dredging operation. The City of Saco is proposing to conduct a maintenance dredge of the West Camp Ellis Anchorage… Read More

Legal fees mount amid Bald Head Island concerns with harbor deepening

NC, United States

By Emily Sawaked BALD HEAD ISLAND — One of the now seven municipalities that adopted resolutions urging for more protections from the Wilmington Harbor Dredging Project has tripled its budget for legal fees to address concerns regarding potential outcomes. On Feb. 4, the Bald Head Island Village Council unanimously approved a budget amendment allotting $265,000… Read More

Edmonds awarded second major grant for Edmonds Marsh restoration

WA, United States

The City of Edmonds said it has been awarded a second major grant to advance restoration of the Edmonds Marsh, marking an important milestone in long-term efforts to reconnect the marsh to Puget Sound. The award from the National Coastal Resiliency Foundation (NCRF) was announced Thursday by the City and the Edmonds Marsh Estuary Advocates…. Read More

Who gets to use Perdido Key’s beaches? Escambia County starts the debate

FL, United States

By Christina Andrews Escambia County commissioners are taking a closer look at how the public can use parts of Perdido Key beaches under something called “customary use.” It’s the idea that if the public has been using dry sand areas of a private beach for a long time, and it’s been mostly peaceful, that use… Read More

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