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Bonnet Carre SpillWay Opened….Morganza Expected This Week

By Bernadette Lee May 9, 2011

The waters of the Mississippi River continue to rise and the Army Corps of Engineers began the opening of the Bonnet Carre spillway this morning as a way to alleviate ever rising waters.

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Category: Acadiana News, Flood 2011, Lafayette News, State News Tags: , ,
Flooding Of The Mississippi
Flooding Of The Mississippi
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Mississippi Flooding Preparations For Louisiana

By Bernadette Lee May 6, 2011

The flooding on the Mississippi River will mean problems for Louisiana, but just how many issues remains to be seen.  Governor Bobby Jindal has asked for National Guard support, sandbagging is going on feverishly and the Army Corps Of Engineers is monitoring everything.

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Category: Audio, Flood 2011, Lafayette News, Morning Show Interviews, National News, State News Tags: , , ,
New Orleans Levee
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Corps: 2011 Goal For New Orleans Will Be Met

By Brandon Comeaux March 23, 2011

BELLE CHASSE, La. (AP) — The Army Corps of Engineers says it will meet a deadline it gave itself after Hurricane Katrina to greatly improve the New Orleans area's hurricane protection system by the start of the 2011 hurricane season.

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Jeff Landry
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Landry Renews Call On Corps To Remove Barge

By Brandon Comeaux March 22, 2011

 

NEW IBERIA, LA – Two weeks after he received a commitment from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Chief Engineer, Lt. Gen. Van Antwerp, to look into removing a sunken barge in the Charenton Canal – Congressman Jeff Landry (Republican, LA-03) renewed his call on the Corps to remove the barge. 

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Category: Lafayette News, Political Tags: , ,
New Orleans
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Corps: Floodgate Project More Than Half Done

By Brandon Comeaux December 29, 2010

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Army Corps of Engineers says a massive floodgate and pump being built on the western side of the New Orleans metropolitan area is more than half done.

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Superdome
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Corps To Strengthen New Orleans Floodwalls

By Brandon Comeaux December 12, 2010

The corps wants to make the floodwalls stronger by driving new sheetpile and adding embankment at the crown of the levees along the canals. The work will be done on the 17th Street and London Avenue canals and the corps says the work will make the floodwalls more stable and cut down on the risk of seepage under the walls

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