How is your community managing coastal flooding?
ASBPA is pleased to work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to inform coastal and beach stakeholders about the USACE’s 5-year schedule for federal beach projects.
To help communities plan for when their federally authorized projects will be constructed, USACE has developed a draft schedule of nearly 700 dredging projects – including navigation and flood risk management – that they consider likely to be constructed in the next five years. This includes projects that have funding committed from the disaster supplemental appropriations or FY18 USACE workplan or are likely to be funded in future work plans.
Below are two versions of the same document:
- The first includes only Flood Risk Management beach projects (updated as of Aug. 6, 2018); these are just beach projects. This includes about 60 projects, so it’s easier to navigate, but this is an earlier draft so has some missing projects, and it doesn’t include beneficial use projects.
- The second is the full spreadsheet of every project (updated as of Aug. 17, 2018); some are beach projects, most are not – but this one has more recent information and includes navigation projects that help beaches through beneficially placed dredge material.
Both schedules are drafts. They make educated assumptions for start date, duration, estimated quantity of material and type of dredge, based on similar past projects.
Schedule for Flood Risk Management Projects
(as of Aug. 6, 2018)
DRAFT USACE 5-year Shore Protection Schedule (Excel file, 59kb)
Schedule for All Projects
(as of Aug. 17, 2018)
DRAFT USACE 5 yr Schedule for All Projects (Excel file, 417kb)