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. Watch Our Mission Video
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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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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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National Flood Insurance Program
Flooding is the most common natural disaster in Virginia, and it can be costly. Just one inch of water in a home or office can cost about $8,000 for cleanup.
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"Corps e-spondence" Blog
"Corps e-spondence" is the U.S. Army Chief of Engineers's blog about all things USACE! ... " Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp
TOP HEADLINES
- Elizabeth River deepening project eases Navy's aircraft carrier movement
- On Flickr: Currituck completes dredging federal channel of Rudee Inlet
- On YouTube!: South Mills Lock gates get lifted for rehab
- Hampton, Corps renourish Buckroe
- Chincoteague fishermen to receive early Christmas present
- New York lends helping hand to Norfolk in pilot program
- On YouTube!: Arlington breaks ground on largest Columbarium yet
- On YouTube!: District celebrates the end of BRAC
- Final 2011 FNOD Restoration Advisory Board meets Dec. 1
- Fort Hamilton Inn goes Express after privatization
- On Flickr: District Celebrates Native American Heritage
- On Flickr: Results are in for repairs to the Tomb of the Unknowns
PUBLIC NOTICES
- February 7, 2012: On Monday, January 23, 2012 the Corps published a Federal Register notice to extend the retrospective comment period to 02 March 2012 (originally expired on 17 Jan 12). Please use the...
- February 1, 2012: This shoreline stabilization is located at 16901 Sandy Point Road, in Charles City County on the James River. The purpose of the project is to stabilize approximately 5,300 linear feet of shoreline through the construction...
- February 1, 2012: The Norfolk District has received an application from Henry County for the proposed Commonwealth Crossing Business Centre to provide pre-developed infrastructure, transportation and pad site improvements of a size...
- January 31, 2012: The bank sponsor, Mr. Ashlby, proposes to establish, design, construct, and operate a compensatory stream mitigation bank to be known as Swift Creek Umbrella Mitigation Bank at Moseley. The purpose of the mitigation...
- January 26, 2012: The Corps has received a prospectus to establish a tidal wetland mitigation bank in Portsmouth, Virginia. The bank sponsor, Hull Creek Mitigation, LLC, proposes to establish, design, construct, and operate...
- January 13, 2012: Norfolk Southern Railway Company proposes to construct additional rail capacity at Portlock Rail Yard, an existing railroad yard and transportation facility located in the South Norfolk area of Chesapeake, Virginia...
- January 10, 2012: The applicant, Arlington Dominion LLC, is proposing to construct a luxury apartment complex in Chesapeake, Virginia. The Plantation Greens project will include a 368-unit apartment complex, associated roadways...
Norfolk District Projects
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Fort Belvoir
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Craney Island
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Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
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Cypress Creek Station
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Deep Creek Bridge
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Belle Isle State Park
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Colonial National Historical Park
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York River State Park
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Plum Tree Island
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Scuffletown Creek Wetland Restoration
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Joseph Bryan Park Stormwater Management
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Dillwyn Waste Water Treatment Plant
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Electronic Survey Distribution System
