Army Corps Congressional Engagement Act requires annual briefings on Corps of Engineers projects in congressional districts.
The Army Corps Congressional Engagement Act mandates that District Commanders of the Corps of Engineers provide annual briefings to offices of Members of Congress about projects in their districts. These briefings must cover project locations, status, funding, and potential delays. If a briefing is missed, a written statement must be submitted by December 31, detailing opportunities for related studies, funding requests, and a Q&A period. Failure to submit this statement triggers an Inspector General report to Congress.
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