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🚢 We love keeping NY Harbor safe & navigable through maintenance dredging and drift collection. ⚓️ https://t.co/UpBHgqCKyY

🌟 Wishing all our partners and communities a safe, prosperous New Year! Here’s to another year of building resilience and engineering excellence. #HappyNewYear #USACE #Resilience https://t.co/Qk4m8ZzFk0

🎄 Season's Greetings from the US Army Corps of Engineers New York District! As we enter the holiday season, let’s stay safe and resilient .🏝️ #USACE #HolidaySafety https://t.co/tVN9qneScm

👀 📢 Check it out! USACE Partners with @nyutandon Graduate Students 📚 👷‍♀️on @UsmmaO Seawall Rehabilitation Project ⚓🚧. https://t.co/jPB6Ce2RWg https://t.co/Vpvxi8CpJZ

🏗️ We are delivering world‑class engineering solutions for federal partners, including VA & West Point. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/A4a5WWNVAL

🕎 Wishing everyone a joyful and bright #Hanukkah! May your days be filled with light, love, and blessings. 🌟 #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights https://t.co/eKd55yjDd2

🇺🇸 We are supporting the all‑volunteer force through construction and modernization of military facilities. 🏛️ Essayons! #MilitaryConstruction #AllVolunteerForce #DefenseInfrastructure https://t.co/5UUP5f5vG0

🌿 Our Regulatory division is protecting wetlands & waterways through responsible permitting and environmental stewardship. 🌱 Learn about all our missions: https://t.co/QU3gL8RA4p

🚧 We are proud to announce new #FUSRAP funding for New Jersey cleanup projects. These investments accelerate critical remediation work that protects public health and our communities. 🇺🇸 @USACEHQ https://t.co/6fhYHdI191

Feedback wanted! 📢 We have 2 upcoming virtual public meetings on the Seabright to Manasquan, NJ Coastal Storm Risk Management General Reevaluation Study. For draft report documents & virtual meeting access information, visit: https://t.co/HhO3tiH9Vu https://t.co/DLMPHNMPu1

📡We love highlighting the work at Caven Point — survey crews, drift collection, and harbor operations never stop. Great job! 🚤 #NYHarbor #MaritimeSafety @USACEHQ @PortNYNJ @NOAA @USCGNortheast https://t.co/bDcIulDa1Q

🇺🇸 BG Keller served in the Spanish–American War, the Philippine–American War, WWI and WWII — a lifetime of service that helped build the modern U.S. military. Four wars, one extraordinary American. Honor his legacy. 🛠️🪖 #ArmyHistory #Veterans https://t.co/8tdHDiNHSu https://t.co/uEiW3naMvz

🌊 Supporting coastal storm risk management across NY & NJ — building resilience one project at a time. 💪 https://t.co/KaZeaFDKdY

The most recent appropriations for the Department of War expired at 11:59 p.m. EST on September 30, 2025. Military personnel will continue in a normal duty status without pay until such time as a continuing resolution or appropriations are passed by Congress and signed into law.

The New York District recently completed a Harbor Inspection with many stakeholders: There were 91 representatives on the vessel from 47 different organizations. #USACE #DOD #nyharbor #newyorkcity #portauthority #inspection #nyc https://t.co/5r5DbOZShP

Last night, New York District Commander Col. Alexander Young attended a 9/11 vigil in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, attended by local elected officials, community groups and residents. #9/11 #USACE #DOD #worldtradecenter #NAD #bayridgebrooklyn #veteransmemorial https://t.co/TlYjgh6IMF

We remember 9/11. 🇺🇸 In the hours after the attacks, NYD mobilized alongside first responders—helping evacuate thousands by water, supporting recovery, and standing with New York in its darkest hour. We will never forget. 🗽#NeverForget #911Anniversary https://t.co/deQFHkytzY

After 9/11, New York District led massive debris removal in lower Manhattan—working around the clock with partners to clear more than 1.8 million tons of material. NYD efforts helped NYC begin the long road to recovery. #NeverForget #CorpsPride https://t.co/O1wmsNz8aj

Register for New York District's Industry Day to learn about contracting opportunities at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy! More info here: https://t.co/E9BQP9n0cu https://t.co/G5fhJGHcXH

Hey #DYK On 9/11 New York District sprang into action—deploying patrol boats, issuing emergency dredging permits, & coordinating mapping. Ops efforts were an unsung & vital part of what became the largest maritime evacuation in history. #NeverForget #9_11 https://t.co/YBqUNP5riG

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