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USACE provides vital public engineering services in peace and war to strengthen our Nation's security, energize the economy and reduce risks from disasters. General Information
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Progress continues on the Kaw Dam Bridge repairThe Tennessee Valley Authority has completed bridge bearing replacement w...
10/15/2026

Progress continues on the Kaw Dam Bridge repair

The Tennessee Valley Authority has completed bridge bearing replacement work at 22 of the 32 piers, with final welding yet to be completed.

These photos show the news bearings, which support the bridge and allow it to move as temperatures change. The work supports the Tulsa District's efforts to maintain safe, reliable infrastructure.

Canton Lake Movie Night is October 24, 2026.
10/14/2026

Canton Lake Movie Night is October 24, 2026.

A 490-ton capacity crane hoists the first section of the spillway bridge over Fort Gibson Dam, near Fort Gibson, Okla., ...
10/14/2026

A 490-ton capacity crane hoists the first section of the spillway bridge over Fort Gibson Dam, near Fort Gibson, Okla., Oct. 13, 2026. Bridge demolition is the first major step in replacing the 80-year-old bridge structure. The Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed the spillway bridge April 22, 2025 as a public safety precaution after the district's bridge safety program inspectors identified structural degradation of the bridge. The bridge's 30 spans stretch approximately one-third of a mile, making the Fort Gibson Spillway Bridge the longest in Tulsa District's Civil Works project portfolio. The Tulsa District doesn't anticipate significant impacts to water management operations as a result of the bridge replacement project. (U.S. Army photo by Josh Cox)

https://www.dvidshub.net/image/10011251/fort-gibson-spillway-bridge-demolition-begins

It's   For this worker Wednesday, we are recognizing Elaina Coffey, a program analyst, who was named Tulsa District's He...
10/14/2026

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For this worker Wednesday, we are recognizing Elaina Coffey, a program analyst, who was named Tulsa District's Hero of the Month!

Join us in congratulating Elaina and thanking her for her hard work!

It's  Did you know tiny bubbles in the water can cause damage to the hydropower turbines?  The process is known as cavit...
10/13/2026

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Did you know tiny bubbles in the water can cause damage to the hydropower turbines? The process is known as cavitation and occurs when pressure changes cause v***r bubbles to form and collapse, gradually pitting a turbine's metal surfaces.

Welding fills this damaged areas, which are then ground smooth to keep the turbine operating reliably and efficiently.

It's   - Public Safety editionAs fall hunting seasons begin, Tulsa District reminds visitors that public safety is a sha...
10/12/2026

It's - Public Safety edition

As fall hunting seasons begin, Tulsa District reminds visitors that public safety is a shared responsibility of the lands we manage.

Not hunting, but planning to hike or visit one of our public access areas? Check whether hunting is permitted in the area and be sure to wear bright, visible clothing.

Find Tulsa District hunting maps and information: https://www.swt.usace.army.mil/Missions/Recreation/Hunting-Information/

Help keep public lands safe for everyone.

We can knot believe how fast summer is ending.  Knowing how to tie correct and crisp knots regardless of the season will...
10/11/2026

We can knot believe how fast summer is ending.

Knowing how to tie correct and crisp knots regardless of the season will ensure you keep your vessel secure, avoid accidents, and are prepared for any situation on the water.

10/10/2026
Always wear an engine cutoff device and a life jacket. If you capsize, stay with your boat, unless the shore is very clo...
10/09/2026

Always wear an engine cutoff device and a life jacket. If you capsize, stay with your boat, unless the shore is very close. The lake’s shore may look easy to reach, but often cold water, waves, current, exhaustion, or injury can make the swim deadly.

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2488 E 81st Street
Tulsa, OK
74137

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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