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Missouri River Basin Water Management U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division
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Following historic flooding in the Missouri River Basin during 2011, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division committed to providing more frequent communications with stakeholders in the basin. The Corps aims to keep the basin informed about reservoir operations, current and forecast weather conditions and reservoir release plans. Congressional delegation members and/or representatives, Tribes, state governments, county and local officials and the media participate on each call.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Flood Response - Ad hoc Call - 07/04/24
The Kansas City District prepares for a slightly higher Missouri River crest to reach areas downstream of Kansas City following heavy rains and flash flooding overnight July 3. The Omaha District continues levee surveillance with fewer teams as they transition to post-flood recovery. Gavins Point Dam releases remain at 13,000 cfs.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Flood Response - Ad hoc Call - 07/03/24
The Kansas City District prepares for the Missouri River crest to reach the area. and the Omaha District continues levee surveillance as they transition to post-flood recovery. Gavins Point Dam releases remain at 13,000 cfs.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Fort Peck Test Flows - Weekly Call - 07/03/24
Test flows from Fort Peck Dam to comply with the 2018 Biological Opinion were recommenced Monday, June 17 after a delay. The test flow's second peak resumed but with a lower peak set at Wolf Point, Montana of 20,000 cfs. Flows continue stepping down, the spillway gates have closed, and a peak release of 8,000 cfs is scheduled for July 6.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Flood Response - Ad hoc Call - 07/02/24
The Kansas City District prepares for the Missouri River crest to reach the area. and the Omaha District continues levee surveillance as they transition to post-flood recovery. Gavins Point Dam releases remain at 13,000 cfs.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Flood Response - Ad hoc Call - 07/01/24
The Kansas City District prepares for the Missouri River crest to reach the area. and the Omaha District continues supporting local communities and levee sponsors. Gavins Point Dam releases remain at 13,000 cfs.
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Missouri River Basin Water Management - Flood Response - Ad hoc Call - 06/30/24
As the flood's crest moves down the Missouri River, following heavy rains, the Omaha and Kansas City Districts continue providing support to local communities and levee sponsors. Gavins Point Dam releases remain at 13,000 cfs. Spokespersons from state and local Emergency Response functions join the discussion.