US Army

The US Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District is a government organization within the United States Department of Defense. With a history spanning 150 years, their mission is to provide civil works and flood risk management solutions, as well as support interagency and international operations. They also engage in military construction projects and offer regulatory services for water resources development. The district is known for its commitment to modernization and efficiency, exemplified by the recent launch of their new Regulatory Request System.

The Charleston District collaborates with various agencies and partners, including small businesses, to fulfill their mission. They are involved in projects such as the Charleston Peninsula CSRM Project, Cooper River Rediversion Project, and Waccamaw River Flood Risk Management Study. Additionally, they support emergency management efforts and provide resources for hurricane information. The district's dedication to serving the community is evident through initiatives like the annual Wounded Warrior Dove Hunt and the construction of a rehabilitation clinic at the William Jennings Bryan Dorn Veterans Affairs Medical Center. With a team of dedicated professionals, the US Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and development of the region.

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