Paved roads and concrete RV pads are part of park renovations the Corps is undertaking at Johnson Creek Park, Lake O’ the Pines.
Crews get an early morning start on pouring concrete at Ferrells Ridge Dam at Lake O’ the Pines. Work is being done to replace a section of an aging dam toe ditch liner.
A crew member equipped with safety harness assembles a frame for the storage building being constructed at the Lake O’ the Pines lake office.
One worker maintains three points of contact, while the other is tethered to a safety line while assembling part of the roof during construction of a modular barracks at Fort Hood, Texas.
Recent photo of ongoing construction of a modular barracks in Fort Hood, Texas. The barracks feature college dorm style living quarters for single soldiers, complete with separate living quarters, and shared living room, bathroom and kitchenette.
Members of the Centers of Standardization look over plans at the District Headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. The COS is charged with building 10 specific project types including Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing and Warriors in Transition Complexes.
A research engineer collects samples during soil permeability testing at the Lewisville Lake Dam.
Researchers recently tested soil conditions with a Guelph Permeameter to help determine the effects trees and roots have on soil stability and soil permeability on an embankment at Lewisville Lake Dam.
Drill operator prepares to drill into the earthen dam at Lewisville Lake before placing piezometers used in testing for seepage.
In keeping with their commitment to open and transparent communication, Corps employees, (R) explain the National Environmental Policy Act process to local residents during a public meeting held on the Rusk Permit Area Environmental Impact Statement in Tatum, Texas.
Fort Worth District Commander, poses with a Texas Longhorn during a visit to OC Fisher Lake in San Angelo, Texas. Longhorns and Bison are part of the official state herd and graze on Corps property adjacent to OC Fisher Lake under a lease agreement with Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Not to offend the Aggies, Fort Worth District Commander also poses with Reveille, the official mascot of Texas A&M after returning to the OC Fisher Lake office.
File photo of Fort Worth during the aftermath of the 1949 floods. The Fort Worth District stood up in 1950 as a result of the floods to manage water resources in the State of Texas, recently celebrated its 60th Anniversary on April 16.
File photo of Fort Worth during the aftermath of the 1949 floods. The Fort Worth District stood up in 1950 as a result of the floods to manage water resources in the State of Texas, recently celebrated its 60th Anniversary on April 16.