Army Corps of Engineers Rehabilitates 1942 Flood Mitigation Machinery
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Army Corps of Engineers Rehabilitates 1942 Flood Mitigation Machinery
View Online Army Corps of Engineers Rehabilitates 1942 Flood Mitigation Machinery Aug. 12, 2026 | By Andrew Byrne, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District is currently rehabilitating two cranes used for the past 84 years to position the steel gates that manage water output at the Loyalhanna Dam in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania. In 1942, as the United States was redirecting its steel, mac…
Army Corps Rehabilitates 1942 Flood Mitigation Machinery
AUGUST 13, 2026 – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District is currently rehabilitating two cranes used for the past 84 years to position the steel gates that manage water output at the Loyalhanna Dam in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania. In 1942, as the United States was redirecting its steel, machinery, labor and federal resources toward World War II, some plans were put on hold, such as extending the Pennsylvania Turnpike. However, construct…
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