Agreement for next phase of dredging project at Port of Gulfport
The Army Corps of Engineers in Mobile facilitated a visit to Gulfport today to sign an agreement that would officially begin the next phase of…
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Budgets boost plans to deepen Mississippi River in Louisiana
WASHINGTON — The Army Corps of Engineers plans to spend more than $85 million this year on a project to deepen the main channel of the Mississippi River in Louisiana. U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana announced the funding Monday.…
Funding for Coast harbor dredging in Gulfport and Pascagoula Harbors
The Army Corps of Engineers will allocate an additional $67.5 million this fiscal year in Mississippi, funding dredging projects at the Gulfport and Pascagoula harbors. The work plan includes $3 million more for dredging the Gulfport Harbor Channel and one…
Federal funding for dredging projects
The Army Corps of Engineers will allocate an additional $67.5 million this fiscal year in Mississippi, funding dredging projects at the Gulfport and Pascagoula harbors. The work plan includes $3 million for more dredging in the Gulfport Harbor Channel and…
Bids for dredging at Hiller Park now open
Bidding is now open for dredging at Hiller Park in Biloxi. Something city officials say is a step in the right direction. City officials say boat owners who use the launch at Hiller Park have been unhappy for years about…
Biloxi Looks To Begin Dredging Project
The city of Biloxi is currently working to begin dredging projects in multiple waterways in the near future. Among the locations being eyed by the city: Hiller Park boat launch, Point Cadet Marina, and the Biloxi small craft harbor are…
Dredging Begins in Davis & Simmons Bayous in Ocean Springs
Soon, getting your boat stuck in Ocean Springs’ bayou channels will no longer be a problem.
Ocean Springs Plans Dredging in Three Different Bayous
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors awarded a $2.9 million contract for dredging work in Stark, Upper Davis, and Simmons Bayous.
Channel Dredging at Port of Gulfport is Right on Schedule
The Port of Gulfport has exciting news: the channel dredging is on schedule.
Dredging at Port of Gulfport to Bring in Millions in Revenue
The dredging will allow larger ships to dock at the port, bringing millions in revenue into the port and the city.
Dredging to Begin Soon at Port of Gulfport
Crews are setting up to start dredging the channel at the Port of Gulfport and expect to be getting started very soon.