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Programs & Project Management

Function:
The programs and project management division is responsible for project management and general oversight for all district work, including water resources projects, project operation and maintenance, support to other agencies and military projects or programs.

The division:

  • Develops and supports the district's civil works annual and multi-year programs and
  • Develops mission and work requirements, and prepares project schedules and funding needs.
  • Through active monitoring of project progress and costs, the division ensures the district meets its project goals.
  • Works with the district's project teams to define customer needs and commitments and ensure that the district’s products meet customers' expectations.

Mission:
The programs and project management division is responsible for managing the district's civil works and military programs.

For more information, please call (651) 290-5755.

Contact

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
St. Paul District
Programs & Project Management
332 Minnesota St., Suite E1500
St. Paul, MN 55101

(651) 290-5755

cemvp-pm@usace.army.mil

Civil Works Public Notices

Gorman Creek Restoration
The proposed action is to restore a stream channel within an area of wetlands on the Rolling Prairie Dredged Material Management Site in Wabasha County, Minnesota.
Date of Expiration: 06/05/2025
Lake Ashtabula and Baldhill Dam, Water Control Manual Update
The Water Control Manual, or WCM, provides operational parameters defining how and when water is stored and released. These include a schedule of releases, conservation pool levels to be maintained during non-flood or drought conditions, and downstream water level constraints. Lake Ashtabula is authorized for flood control and water supply. It is also authorized for the additional purposes of pollution abatement and recreation and fish and wildlife management. The US Army Corps of Engineers has reviewed the existing WCM and is proposing to revise operating parameters to better serve the project purposes. This review resulted in the creation of a draft Decision Document with an Integrated Environmental Assessment. The selected plan does not involve any modifications to the dam structures, but rather is evaluating how to best manage water using the existing project infrastructure.
Date of Expiration: 06/06/2025
Expired (posted for visibility) Mississippi River Pool 10 Mooring Cell Project
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, appreciates the broad public involvement in the Lock and Dam 10 mooring cell project comment period. USACE received more than 80 comments from individual citizens, elected officials, state agencies and the navigation industry with varying perspectives on the draft supplemental environmental assessment. USACE will carefully evaluate all comments received prior to determining if, or how, the project will proceed and will remain in contact with key stakeholders throughout the process. Future updates will be posted to our social media channels. The public notice and associated documents are posted for visibility purposes only. The public comment period expired Jan. 24, 2025.
Date of Expiration: 01/24/2025