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ALT We\u2019re Hiring! The St. Louis District has three marine operations openings:\n\nCook\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/890311600\n\nDeckhand, Pathfinder\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/889357800\n\nDredging equipment operator trainee, Dredge Potter\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/890327000
ALT Have a safe, fun, and spooktacular Halloween weekend with your family and friends! \uD83C\uDF83\uD83D\uDC7B\n\nWhile you enjoy the festivities, remember to play it safe around the water. If you\u2019re in, on, or near open water, always wear a properly fitted life jacket.
ALT Join Our Team! The St. Louis District is hiring:\n\nSenior water control manager\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/889794600\n\nSupervisory operations, Carlyle Lake\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/889418600\n\nNatural resources specialist\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/889707500
ALT Water safety matters all year long! These tips could save your life or the life of someone you care about. To learn more about water safety visit the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers National Water Safety Program website here: https://www.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Recreation/National-Water-Safety_Program/
ALT We\u2019re Hiring! The St. Louis District is seeking lock and dam operators at:\n\nMelvin Price Locks and Dam\nApply by Oct. 29:\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/888902500\n\nLock and Dam 24\nApply by Oct. 26:\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/888908600
ALT This week, high School students from around the St. Louis metropolitan area got a hands-on look at careers that keep America\u2019s waterways moving during Maritime Interaction Day at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, Illinois.
ALT This week, high School students from around the St. Louis metropolitan area got a hands-on look at careers that keep America\u2019s waterways moving during Maritime Interaction Day at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, Illinois.
ALT This week, high School students from around the St. Louis metropolitan area got a hands-on look at careers that keep America\u2019s waterways moving during Maritime Interaction Day at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, Illinois.
ALT This week, high School students from around the St. Louis metropolitan area got a hands-on look at careers that keep America\u2019s waterways moving during Maritime Interaction Day at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, Illinois.
ALT Take the next step in your career with the St. Louis District! We are seeking a chief (NH 4) of the Hydrologic and Hydraulics Branch.\n\nApplication deadline: Oct. 29, 2026\n\nLearn more and apply: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/888318600\n
ALT Join us for the St. Louis Sites FUSRAP Public Meeting/Open House on Nov. 18, from 6 to 8:30 p.m.\n\nThe St. Louis District will provide an update on the North St. Louis County Sites and the St. Louis Downtown Site. In person and remote options available. \n\nhttps://www.mvs.usace.army.mil/Missions/FUSRAP
ALT You need the right gear for any sport, including paddling. Wearing the right life jacket and other equipment that is designed for your water recreational activity can make your time in and on the water even more fun, so Please Wear It!
ALT Build your career with the St. Louis District! We\u2019re hiring a laboratory manager to support concrete materials testing and construction activities at Lock and Dam 25 in Winfield, Missouri.\n\nApply by Oct. 21: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/887187500
ALT We're Hiring! The St. Louis District is hiring a chief electrician in East Alton, Illinois, and a project scheduler professional in St. Louis.\n\nApply by Oct. 16:\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/887375400\nhttps://www.usajobs.gov/job/887397400
ALT Lake Shelbyville Youth Ambassadors recently joined park rangers to plant 1,400+ native seedlings for a pollinator habitat restoration project, gaining hands-on conservation and STEM experience while helping improve biodiversity at the lake.
ALT Lake Shelbyville Youth Ambassadors recently joined park rangers to plant 1,400+ native seedlings for a pollinator habitat restoration project, gaining hands-on conservation and STEM experience while helping improve biodiversity at the lake.
ALT Lake Shelbyville Youth Ambassadors recently joined park rangers to plant 1,400+ native seedlings for a pollinator habitat restoration project, gaining hands-on conservation and STEM experience while helping improve biodiversity at the lake.
ALT Lake Shelbyville Youth Ambassadors recently joined park rangers to plant 1,400+ native seedlings for a pollinator habitat restoration project, gaining hands-on conservation and STEM experience while helping improve biodiversity at the lake.
ALT Check out the Bobber Halloween Pack at www,Bobber.info featuring fun pumpkin stencils and a Bobber mask! You can also find the Life Jacket-o\u2019-Lantern paper model activity to add a little water safety to your Halloween fun.\n\nHave a safe, spooky, and fun Halloween!
ALT Check out the Bobber Halloween Pack at www,Bobber.info featuring fun pumpkin stencils and a Bobber mask! You can also find the Life Jacket-o\u2019-Lantern paper model activity to add a little water safety to your Halloween fun.\n\nHave a safe, spooky, and fun Halloween!
ALT Come Work with Us! The St. Louis District is seeking a Striker Diesel-Electric (XF-9) to serve aboard the Dredge Potter.\n\nApplication deadline: Oct. 13, 2026\n\nLearn more and apply: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/886825400\n
ALT Congratulations to our 2026 St. Louis District volunteer honorees!\n\nVolunteer of the Year: Elaine Atwood\nOutstanding Volunteer Service: Jason and Tammy Caldwell\nHonorable Mention: Marty Duley, Dan and Freda Habermehl, and Rebecca Kruger\n\nThank you for your service. #USACE
ALT Congratulations to our 2026 St. Louis District volunteer honorees!\n\nVolunteer of the Year: Elaine Atwood\nOutstanding Volunteer Service: Jason and Tammy Caldwell\nHonorable Mention: Marty Duley, Dan and Freda Habermehl, and Rebecca Kruger\n\nThank you for your service. #USACE
ALT Congratulations to our 2026 St. Louis District volunteer honorees!\n\nVolunteer of the Year: Elaine Atwood\nOutstanding Volunteer Service: Jason and Tammy Caldwell\nHonorable Mention: Marty Duley, Dan and Freda Habermehl, and Rebecca Kruger\n\nThank you for your service. #USACE
ALT Congratulations to our 2026 St. Louis District volunteer honorees!\n\nVolunteer of the Year: Elaine Atwood\nOutstanding Volunteer Service: Jason and Tammy Caldwell\nHonorable Mention: Marty Duley, Dan and Freda Habermehl, and Rebecca Kruger\n\nThank you for your service. #USACE
ALT 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\u2019s shore may look easy to reach, but often cold water, waves, current, exhaustion, or injury can make the swim deadly.
ALT USACE St. Louis District and the city of East St. Louis will sign a Project Partnership Agreement Oct. 8 for improvements to the 63rd Street Pump Station. The project will improve reliability, safety and wastewater infrastructure.
ALT What better way to highlight the changing seasons than with a fun fall water safety riddle? \n\nAs the season begins to change remember life jackets are always in fashion and should be worn anytime you\u2019re near the water. So, size your life jacket right, buckle or zip it up, and have fun recreating. @PleaseWearIt\n
ALT Your life jacket is their safety net. Every year, we hear devastating stories of children left drifting alone after an adult goes overboard. Set the ultimate example: always wear your life jacket. It\u2019s an investment in your family's future that you will never regret.
ALT Happy National Public Lands Day!\n\nToday we celebrate the volunteers, partners and visitors who help care for the public lands we all share. Day use fees are also waived today at participating USACE recreation areas.\n\nThank you for helping care for our shared America! #NPLD