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The Wake County government, and the United States Department of Agriculture-Natural Resources Conservation Service are seeking public comments for Bond Lake Dam.
An NRCS Partnership with ARS on a Watershed Dam Rehabilitation brings the dam to current state safety standards and ensures continued irrigation for research station fields.
Dams are designed to save lives and protect property downstream especially during torrential unimpeded rain—the kind that causes intense flash flooding. These extreme events put watershed dams to the test, like the May 21 rainstorm that delivered 10 inches of rain to eastern Nebraska.
Little Otter Creek, located in Caldwell County, Missouri.
NRCS) is hosting a public meeting to discuss the preparation of an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Watershed Rehabilitation of Bonds Creek Site 1 Dam in Pennsboro, Ritchie County, West Virginia.
Public Scoping Meetings are set to discuss the proposed rehabilitation of Dam No. 11A and Dam No. 22B in Wake County, North Carolina.
USDA’S Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is hosting a Public Meeting to discuss the preparation of an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Bush Creek Site 12 Dam in Princeton, Mercer County.
The Wake County government, and the United States Department of Agriculture-Natural Resources Conservation Service in North Carolina are seeking public input on Crabtree Creek Watershed Structure No. 18
Public input is again being requested for the rehabilitation needs of Crabtree Creek Watershed Structure No. 5A (Site No. 5A), also known as Page Lake.
All persons and organizations that have an interest in Pocatalico River Site 28 are encouraged to participate in a public discussion regarding the Site 1 and Big Ditch Lake by raising questions, concerns and issues with NRCS and a hired third-party technical consultant team.
