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Home›Dredging›USACE LA District deputy commander visits Marina del Rey dredging
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January 12, 2024 · about 2 years ago

USACE LA District deputy commander visits Marina del Rey dredging

USACE Los Angeles District deputy commander, Lt. Col. Stephen Brooks, met January 9 with the district’s project-delivery team managing dredging operations at Marina del Rey Harbor and partners from LA County to see the work in action. The dredging, which started January 1 and is scheduled to take fi

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USACE Los Angeles District deputy commander, Lt. Col. Stephen Brooks, met January 9 with the district’s project-delivery team managing dredging operations at Marina del Rey Harbor and partners from LA County to see the work in action.

The dredging, which started January 1 and is scheduled to take five months, is set to ensure that the channels remain safe and navigable for boaters.

“The harbor needs to be dredged due to a severe build-up of sediment in the entrance channel, which has reduced navigation for boaters and first responders,” said the County of Los Angeles.

The dredging will remove the sediment at the harbor entrance, as well as the shoaling along the north jetty.

Sediment removed from Marina del Rey will be placed offshore at Dockweiler State Beach.

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