
Water Infrastructure and Flood Protection
North Dakota has abundant water resources and it is important that all areas of our state have access to an affordable and reliable supply of water. If they are carefully managed, these resources will provide tremendous economic and recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. Well-constructed, properly managed flood protection infrastructure can protect the lives, livelihoods and property of North Dakotans across our state.
From my position on the Energy and Water Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee, I am working to restore, improve and build up our state’s water infrastructure, especially flood protection projects for North Dakota.
Latest
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05.26.22
Hoeven Helps Secure $136.5 Million for Pipestem Dam Project in Army Corps Work Plan
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05.19.22
Hoeven: Army Corps Awards $7.65 Million for Construction of New Drayton Dam
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05.06.22
Hoeven Outlines Major Milestones in Permanently Protecting Souris River Valley from Flooding
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04.29.22
Hoeven Urging Army Corps to Address Boat Ramp Maintenance at Lake Sakakawea, Lake Oahe ASAP
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04.01.22
Hoeven: Army Corps Needs to Ensure Access to Lake Sakakawea for the Spring and Summer
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03.15.22
Hoeven: Army Awards Contract for Construction of Red River Control Structure
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01.26.22
Hoeven: Phase 4 of Minot Region's Flood Protection Now Authorized & Fully Funded