Dredging Project Update 3: Cotuit Approach, Entrance, and Embayment Channel
Two of four areas have been completed this past week and we are now moving to the mid-section of the channel (see below). Area 2 resulted in the removal of […]
Read MoreTwo of four areas have been completed this past week and we are now moving to the mid-section of the channel (see below). Area 2 resulted in the removal of […]
Read MoreDredging continued and the progress is slow as we are removing a large section of the spit that has extended into the channel (exposed at all tides). This is the […]
Read MoreMobilizing continued this week for the Cotuit dredging project with the towing of 3,500′ of pipe from Harwich (in addition to +7,000′ of pipe already in place). More than 10,000′ of […]
Read MoreSouth Channel/Bourne Project Completed Mobilizing Begins for Cotuit Channel Project The County Dredge Cod Fish II completed the dredging of the South Channel in Bourne on Thursday, September 26th. This […]
Read MoreBarnstable County is seeking a Maintenance Technician to join the County Dredge team. ⚓The Barnstable County Dredge plays a crucial role in maintaining the navigability of channels across Cape Cod, […]
Read MoreView these photos of the Barnstable County Dredge in action at the Cotuit Bay entrance! Captured by Steve Heaslip for the Cape Cod Times, these images showcase crews preparing for […]
Read MoreThe Cape & Islands Dredging Summit was held on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. This event was organized by U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey’s Office in collaboration with Barnstable County Government […]
Read MoreThe Barnstable County dredge program recently completed the dredging of the Popponesset approach channel. Readers are invited to read the full article in the Mashpee Enterprise for more details on the project’s completion and its impact on the local area.
Read MoreThe County Dredge Cod Fish II recently initiated the Popponesset Approach Channel dredging project. The mobilization phase, while complex, has been successfully completed, and the focus has now shifted to […]
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