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Home›Business & Finance›Kansas Sediment Study Included in USACE FY2019 Work Plan
Business & Finance

November 29, 2018 · about 7 years ago

Kansas Sediment Study Included in USACE FY2019 Work Plan

Kansas Senator Jerry Moran yesterday announced the inclusion of provisions he advocated for in the USACE Work Plan for FY2019, including funding for the Kansas River Reservoirs and Sediment Study, and a flood protection project in Manhattan. “The provisions we worked for that were included in the Ar

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Kansas Senator Jerry Moran yesterday announced the inclusion of provisions he advocated for in the USACE Work Plan for FY2019, including funding for the Kansas River Reservoirs and Sediment Study, and a flood protection project in Manhattan.

“The provisions we worked for that were included in the Army Corps of Engineers’ FY2019 Work Plan are critical developments for Manhattan residents, as well as all those who depend on the 18 federal reservoirs in the Kansas River Basin, ” said Senator Moran.

“These projects will help secure the long-term sustainability of our water supply across a significant portion of the state and make certain our federal reservoirs can continue to support the fast growing populations near them with flood protection. More importantly, this will help protect people in the Manhattan community for generations to come.”

Kansas River Reservoirs Flood and Sediment Study:

Flood Risk Management Project:

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