Corps of Engineers

noun

1. a branch of the U.S. Army responsible for military and many civil engineering projects.

Example Sentences

Army Corps of Engineers, a federal agency, cleared debris from the library lot, citing her own “call to prioritize public spaces in the debris removal operation.”

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Army Corps of Engineers completed its debris removal in Altadena after January’s fire tore through the town, the task to clean what survived didn’t stop.

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Before the smoke of the Eaton fire had cleared, while staying with Daisy at a Pasadena hotel, Koerner met an Army Corps of Engineers official who advised him that once his lot was cleared, he should pour the cement of a new foundation as soon as possible.

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Meanwhile, a worker for Army Corps of Engineers said she was "rather conflicted" and did not mind a break from the "gruelling end of fiscal year - a year full of constantly shifting guidance and the ever-present threat" of a mass firing.

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The remaining hazmat work was, instead, left for the Army Corps of Engineers, the agency tasked with handling the second phase of debris removal.

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