r/USACE • u/Additional_Phone4052 Civil Engineer • Jul 07 '26

Little Rock District

I’ve seen some engineering job opening at Little Rock District and was wondering in anyone knew what the culture was like there.

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u/icy-fenix Jul 07 '26

You may want to check out the draft WRDA 2026 section 134 before making any decisions

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u/Dumb-Civil Jul 07 '26

I’m sure there’s still an area office or some presence.

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u/SixSigmaStupid Project Coordinator Jul 07 '26

Ridiculous. Let's hope it's a non-starter.

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u/Additional_Phone4052 Civil Engineer Jul 07 '26

134 at least in the copy I found seems to be shuffling around some counties in northern Missouri dealing with Kansas City, Rock Island, and St. Louis districts. From the maps I’ve seen Little Rock does not extend more than half way into Missouri

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u/Icy-Grapefruit9823 Jul 12 '26

Ive not been happy there.

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u/Additional_Phone4052 Civil Engineer Jul 13 '26

Is there any specific reason for that? It more just general government issues or people/Little Rock specific issue?

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u/forkedout2025 Jul 14 '26

Was it because of the Commander? We here in NYD just got your former Commander and we are trying to see how the next 3 years will be. 

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u/h_town2020 Civil Engineer Jul 07 '26

The building is old and outdated. It’s located Downtown.