About Norfolk District
No other federal agency besides the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has played such a sweeping role in the development and growth of the nation in peace and in war. For more than 200 years, the Corps has supported the nation’s river-based commerce, protected established population centers, provided disaster response and constructed military facilities to protect our shores. Today, the 400 civilians and U.S. Army officers of the Norfolk District continue to serve the Commonwealth and the Nation as part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the world’s largest public engineering, design and construction management agency.
BUILDING 
STRONG
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USACE Campaign Plan
"We will deliver superior performance every time through disciplined people, thought, and action. We will use the Campaign Plan..." Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp
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Recovery Act-funded Civil Works Projects
The United States Army Corps of Engineers released a listing of Civil Works projects to be funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
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People-Mission-Safety
Understanding and practicing good safety procedures ensures a safe and healthy work environment, which is every employee's responsibility.
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Are you Winter Ready?
Last December, then-Virginia Governor Tim Kaine declared Winter Preparedness Week to highlight importance of getting ready for possible bad weather and protecting your family’s health and safety.
TOP HEADLINES
- District connects with students for career opportunities
- District captures prestigious USACE journalism awards
- Community scholarship targets Army Corps of Engineers families
- Practice tornado safety during statewide drill March 16 -- more than 528,000 have registered to participate
- Public invited! FNOD Restoration Advisory Board Meeting – March 4
- Women's History Month -- 'Writing Women Back into History'
- Your map to the future: Geographic Information System
- Corps engineering technician reacts quickly to medical emergency
PUBLIC NOTICES
- March 8, 2010: The Norfolk District Army Corps of Engineers announces the implementation of the following guidelines and requirements for maintenance of existing...
- March 8, 2010: Navy Region Mid-Atlantic proposes to demolish Piers 4 and 5, excavate the material on which they sit and replace them with a new open pile...
- March 3, 2010: The Norfolk District believes it beneficial to the public to provide seasonal notices regarding preceding precipitation conditions for shallow...
- March 3, 2010: The City of Norfolk proposes to restore up to 6,000 LF of dune along the Willoughby shoreline under this modification. This is proposed to be...
- February 26, 2010: The Living River Restoration Trust proposes to restore approximately 3.64 acres of the benthic habitat that has been severly degraded as a result...
