Anybody know why spillway gates are closed?
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Anybody know why spillway gates are closed?
Catching too many fish, new process of conservation...
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Maintenance be my guess seeing how it's 4 feet above curve. They had Arkabutla shutoff for most the month of November and were doing some major work on it, maybe the crew moved on up to Sardis :dono haven't been there since last week.
I saw on he news where Enid, Sardis, and Grenada received some type of grants..Didn't get to see what it was for
[COLOR="#FF0000"]The committee-passed FY2019 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill funds the Army Corps of Engineers, including its extensive presence in Mississippi. The bill includes: $71.5 million for 27 authorized Corps of Engineers projects in Mississippi; $75 million for Environmental Infrastructure nationwide, which would be eligible to assist communities throughout Mississippi with water and wastewater infrastructure projects; and $53.8 million for the Continuing Authorities Program to allow the Corps to undertake small, localized flood control and related projects.
The bill appropriates $29.1 million for 14 authorized flood control and navigation projects within the Yazoo-Mississippi River Basin, including Arkabutla Lake, Enid Lake, Grenada Lake, Sardis Lake, the Port of Vicksburg, and the Port of Greenville. Funding is also provided to support the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and the harbors at Gulfport, Pascagoula, Biloxi, and Rosed
Thanks, Cray! You cleared that up for us!
Clear as the Grenada lake water in the spring!Quote:
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I hope they rebuild the floating dock at Grenada. It really helps older fisherman like me.Quote:
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I'll 2nd that!!Quote:
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