At the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), we do not just construct infrastructure; we engineer the future of our Nation. From securing vital water resource infrastructure and restoring fragile ecosystems to designing world-class facilities for our armed forces and responding to natural disasters, our work touches lives every day.
By joining USACE, you will have the opportunity to contribute to high-impact, meaningful projects, collaborate with a diverse network of dedicated professionals, and advance your career. Here, your skills do not just build structures; they build national resilience, protect local communities, and support a safer, stronger tomorrow.
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The Kaskaskia River Project and Jerry F. Costello Lock and Dam is located on the Kaskaskia River in southwestern Illinois and includes a lock and dam and a 36 mile channel of the Kaskaskia River maintained and managed for commercial navigation, recreation, and fish & wildlife and habitat restoration.
The project is located in Modoc, IL, a rural area rich in history and surrounded by sites such as the Pierre Menard Home, Fort Kaskaskia, and Fort de Chartres in Randolph County. The L&D is an easy drive from many popular surrounding communities including: St. Louis , Mo - 50 miles, Ste. Genevieve, MO - 38 miles, Belleville, IL - 34 miles, and Chester, IL - 15 miles.
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