Safe boaters know the water
Public safety on the three rivers is the Pittsburgh District Corps of Engineers' number one concern. We urge boaters to know the Corps infrastructure of 23 locks and dams and the rules of the river prior to launching their boat. Many of the dams are fixed crest dams, which are difficult to see from small boats moving downriver since the crest (top of the concrete) is normally covered with flowing water. Download our free river charts to know exactly where all Corps dams are and to avoid the possibility of accidents and tragedies. There are other resources available to boaters on our website, including our step-by-step locking through brochure, locking through animation, and river level and flow information. We join the PA Fish and Boat Commission in stressing that all boaters take boater safety classes.

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DISTRICT NEWS
- Corps holding Mason-Dixon Mining Scoping Mtg Jan. 17
- Corps partners with state, local municipalities for Rte 18 Wastewater System
- Removal of Small Boat Warning Signs & Buoys Allegheny, Monongahela & Ohio Rivers
- East Branch Dam Safety project awards first construction contract
- Water Safety Public Announcement (Video)
- Pittsburgh District, Corps of Engineers FY 2012 Budget
- Locking Through Video

EVENTS
- Jan. 28 - Berlin - Winter Safety
- Feb. 4 - Kinzua - Eagle Watch
- Feb. 18 - Shenango - Trout Island Tromp
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