Thread: Closed gates at Sardis

Catching too many fish, new process of conservation...

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Rivergages report 0 discharge

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 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!

Originally Posted by armyman

Thanks, Cray! You cleared that up for us!

Clear as the Grenada lake water in the spring!

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Originally Posted by bandchaser

Clear as the Grenada lake water in the spring!

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I hope they rebuild the floating dock at Grenada. It really helps older fisherman like me.

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