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Association of State Dam Safety Officials - March 2016 
 

Western Regional Conference Recap
 
The 2016 ASDSO West Regional Conference - Engineering for Extremes Part 1: Seismic Design for Dams in the Western U.S. was held March 9-11 in Sacramento, CA. The conference focused on the state of the practice and explored the state of the art for seismic design of dams in the western United States. With over 320 individuals and 38 exhibitors the 2016 West Regional Conference set an ASDSO record as the largest regional ever held and drew rave reviews from the attendees. 

We want to thank all of the attendees, exhibitors, sponsors and especially Charles F. Cobb, P.E., Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Keith Mills, P.E., G.E., Oregon Water Resources Department, and Erik Malvick, Ph.D., P.E., California Department of Water Resources who served on the conference planning committee. 

If you didn't have the opportunity to attend and want to learn more about what made this conference so amazing, watch DamSafety.org for more information in the coming weeks on how you can purchase the conference recordings. 

ASDSO Strategic Plan Update Underway
 
With the assistance of a pool of dedicated member volunteers and ASDSO staff, the ASDSO Board of Directors is in the process of updating ASDSO's Strategic Plan, a task undertaken every five years. To help inform members about the plan and ASDSO's many activities, we will highlight one goal per month in the next few issues of the newsletter, beginning this month with:


The team working on this goal consists of board members Bill McCormick (CO) and Hal Van Aller (MD); volunteers Carl Montana (CJM Engineering), Tony Fernandes (Aqua Pennsylvania), Scott Arends (Hanson Professional Services); and staff representative Mark Ogden.

Within this goal, the following objectives guide yearly project development/implementation:

1. Support and assist states in determining condition assessments of regulated dams and support coordination of providing this data to the National Inventory of Dams.
2. Improve state enforcement capabilities.
3. Manage a national state performance metrics collection and analysis program. Utilize data to assist states in improving their programs.
4. Identify critical gaps in state programs and provide peer review services.
5. Provide general support for states including facilitating communication between states, providing training opportunities, providing technical resources and guidelines and encouraging state representatives' participation in ASDSO.

In April, teams will give first-round reports on their analyses of how well ASDSO has been carrying out its goals over the past four years. Members will then have an opportunity to provide feedback leading up to a face-to-face summit of all team members at Dam Safety '16 in Philadelphia.

Log into your member portal on DamSafety.org to read annual progress reports.

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ASDSO Marks 10th Anniversary of
Ka Loko Dam Failure
 
This month ASDSO distributed a press release recalling the March 14, 2006 failure of Ka Loko Dam in Hawaii, which killed seven people, including a pregnant woman and a young child. The flood resulted in millions of dollars in property damage, as well as extensive environmental damage.

The series of press releases on "decade anniversary" dam failures are posted on ASDSO's Dam Failures and Incidents page. This public awareness project is a joint effort of ASDSO's Communications Committee and Dam Failure and Incidents Committee.  





June 9 is the Deadline for Submitting 2016 ASDSO Award Nominations
  

ASDSO is accepting nominations for the following awards:
  • the National Dam Rehabilitation Project of the Year, for exemplary design and adherence to professional standards in dam projects of any size. Project construction must be completed, and the project in full operation by April 30, 2016.
     
  • four Regional Awards of Merit, for contributions to dam safety on a regional level
     
  • the Danny McCook Medal, for achievements in geotechnical engineering
     
  • the Terry Hampton Medal, for achievements in hydrology/hydraulics. 
 
Nomination forms and additional information about the awards are available on the Awards Program page of DamSafety.org, under "About ASDSO."
 
 
Looking Back at March
Looking Ahead to April

ASDSO held a webinar on Foundation Cutoff Walls for Dams and Levees.

ASDSO's West Regional Conference was held in Sacramento, CA.

ASDSO held a seminar on Fundamentals of Reinforced Concrete Design of Hydraulic Structures in Baltimore, MD.

The Dam Safety '16 Program Committee met in Portland, OR.

The Department of Homeland Security Dams Sector Security and Protection Technical Seminar was held in Folsom, CA.

10th anniversary of the Ka Loko, HI dam failure.

20th anniversary of the Bergeron (Meadow Pond), NH dam failure.

6-7  National Dam Safety Review Board meeting

12  ASDSO Webinar: Spillway Conduits - More Than Just a Pipe Through a Dam

12-14  ASDSO Executive Committee meeting, Lexington, KY, and virtual board meeting

26-28  ASDSO Seminar: Seepage Through Earth Dams, Atlanta, GA


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ASDSO Training Calendar  

Dam Safety 2016 Planning Now Underway
Over 190 abstracts were submitted this year for presentation at the September 11-15 national conference in Philadelphia.  The program planning committee met in Portland earlier this month to review and select proposals for the conference agenda.  Visit the Dam Safety 16 website for info on exhibit & sponsor opportunities, overnight accommodations, the preliminary technical agenda, and activities.  Attendee registration will open in May.   
 
Thanks to the committee members who are developing another top-notch technical program!
 
John Ritchey, New Jersey DEP (chair); Doug Johnson, FERC; Bill Sturtevant, Wisconsin DNR; Lee Mauney, BIA; Greg Paxson, Schnabel; Garrett Jackson, Colorado DNR;  Eric Ditchey, McCormick Taylor Assoc.; John France, AECOM; and Alon Dominitz, New York DEC.
 
 
Attendee registration is open for the following events: 

Webinar: Spillway Conduits - More Than Just a Pipe Through a Dam - April 12
*Attention dam owners and operators -This webinar is designed to be especially beneficial to you!  Contact ASDSO if you need assistance logging in and registering for either the live or on-demand version of this important training.

*And on June 7-9, in Jackson, MS. Just added - See details!


All previously held webinars are available in archived (recorded) format for on-demand viewing. 


Deep Foundations, Seepage Control and Remediation Conference

ASDSO is participating as a cooperating organization at the Deep Foundations Institute International Conference on Deep Foundations, Seepage Control and Remediation, October 12-15, 2016, New York City: www.deepfoundations2016.org.  
 

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2016 ASDSO Exhibit & Sponsorship Opportunities
DHEC Environmental Affairs Director Myra Reece talking with dam owners
 
State Notes    

Dam Owner Outreach and Education in South Carolina

Since the historic flooding of October 2015, many dam owners in South Carolina have been facing unique and lasting challenges. For many, the challenges have been overwhelming. On March 12, more than 100 dam owners attended a workshop hosted by the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) and partners, including ASDSO, that introduced dam owners to information and people who can help inform the owners' decisions about their dams.

Tom Woosley (center) distributed ASDSO's Living With Dams booklets to workshop attendees.
Attending the event on behalf of ASDSO were Past President Tom Woosley (Georgia Safe Dams Program) and President-Elect Dusty Myers (Mississippi Dam Safety Division), who answered questions about ASDSO and state dam safety programs in general, and distributed ASDSO educational materials, including ASDSO's Living With Dams booklets.

Read more about the workshop and download the workshop presentation: Dams After the Flood: Regulations, Responsibilities and Recovery.



Blog Features California's Gutierrez

David Gutierrez, chief of Division of Safety of Dams and program manager for the Groundwater Sustainability Program within the California Department of Water Resources, was interviewed this month for the blog, California Ag Today: David Gutierrez on Dams, Water Management and Economics.
  
U.S. Capitol
Legislative Update     

Senate Holds Hearing on Water Resources Bill

On March 16, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (EPW) held a hearing on the 2016 Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), with testimony from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chief of Engineers Lt. Gen. Thomas Bostick, and Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Jo-Ellen Darcy. Testimony from the hearing and an archived webcast are available on the EPW webpage.
 
There are also efforts underway by interested lawmakers to try to insert language that would create a national dam rehabilitation grant program. ASDSO is working with these lawmakers and ASCE to finalize the language of this program, which has been proposed in the past but never passed by Congress.
 
  
 
Federal Focus    

White House Holds Water Summit to Recognize World Water Day
  
From ASCE Government Relations, March 25, 2016: The White House marked the 23rd anniversary of World Water Day with a series of events, announcements and new commitments by the Administration, non-profit partners and private companies, including a new blue ribbon commission to study water reuse, sponsored in part by ASCE. The United Nations began recognizing World Water Day in 1993, using the day to raise awareness on the importance of providing clean water as a basic human necessity. For this year's events, ASCE provided expertise at several round tables leading up to the summit. On display at the summit were state-of-the-art rapid deployment stream gauges, advanced remote sensing technology and a Lego display built by engineers from Denmark showcasing the sustainable water practices currently used throughout that country. While discussing the challenges climate change poses to world water supplies, Alice Hill, a Special Assistant to the President with the National Security Council cited ASCE's work on climate adaptation, specifically the new paradigm engineers face referenced in the ASCE paper, Adapting Infrastructure and Civil Engineering Practice to a Changing Climate.

 
USDA Watershed Rehabilitation Status 

In fiscal years 2014 and 2015 Congress appropriated a total of $24 million in discretionary and $335 million in mandatory funding through the 2014 Farm Bill for the Watershed Rehabilitation Program, signifying the importance and critical role of watershed structures. This funding supports and strengthens communities by rehabilitating aging infrastructure, jobs creation and commerce, and protecting homes and families.

In response to this funding level, project sponsors from 35 states submitted funding requests of approximately $870 million for rehabilitation of more than 800 dams. As in past years, the funding requests far exceeded available funding. This funding may only be used for rehabilitation of aging dams constructed with assistance of the USDA Watershed Programs.

Funding provided in 2014 and 2015 will result in rehabilitation planning, design, and/or construction of 139 dams in 26 states. The dams were selected for funding based on recent assessments that evaluated the condition of the dams and the potential risks to life and property if dam failure occurred. $14.4 million is being utilized to complete assessments of 605 dams in 31 states. Congress appropriated $12 million in discretionary funding for the Watershed Rehabilitation program for fiscal year 2016. These funds will be used for the assessment, design, and construction of additional rehabilitation projects.



Bureau of Indian Affairs: DRIFT Act Would Provide Funding for Deferred Dam Maintenance

S. 2717, the Dam Repairs and Improvements for Tribes (DRIFT) Act of 2016, would establish a revenue stream to clear more than $500 million in deferred maintenance costs at tribal dams over the next 20 years. It would also create a tribal flood mitigation program within the Department of the Interior. Read more.
 

Reminder: Fiscal Year Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant Applications Open March 15 - June 15 
FEMA has announced the Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFO) for the FY 2016 Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) and Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) The Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) grant programs. These two grant programs assist state, local, tribal and territorial governments in strengthening our nation's ability to reduce the potential cost of natural disasters to communities and their citizens. The NOFO for each program is posted on Grants.gov and contains the key program priorities and application requirements.  Applications may be submitted beginning on March 15 and are due by 3:00 p.m. EDT on June 15, 2016.  

Publications and Resources  

 
HEC-RAS 5.0 Released 

Now available from the USACE Hydrologic Engineering Center: Version 5.0 of the River Analysis System (HEC-RAS). Among the new features is a simplified physical breaching algorithm for dams and levees. Read more.


GEER Issues Preliminary Report on 2015-16 Midwest Floods

Released this month by the Geotechnical Extreme Events Reconnaissance Association (GEER) and freely available for download: Preliminary Observations of Levee Performance and Damage following the 2015-16 Midwest Floods in Missouri and Illinois, USA.  Unusual winter storms in the Midwest caused historic flooding in Illinois and Missouri that disrupted transportation systems and overtopped levees, displacing thousands of people and causing more than 20 fatalities. A team from the GEER Association, supported by the National Science Foundation, was mobilized to investigate the impacts of record and near-record flood crests and the performance of flood protection systems in Illinois and Missouri. The team worked collaboratively with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and with state and local organizations to augment the reconnaissance effort. The team documented the geotechnical, hydraulic, climatic, and policy related issues as part of a systems-based approach to understand the overall performance of the flood protection system in the central Midwest. Preliminary observations of the 19 sites visited by the teams are documented in this report. Additional analysis of the sites will be presented in a final report.


Lessons Learned from the St. Francis Dam Failure
  • A bill has been introduced in Congress (HR 3153) proposing that the site of the St. Francis Dam Failure be designated as a national memorial. The ASDSO leadership sent a letter of support to the bill's sponsor, Steven Knight (CA).
  • The March 2016 issue of Failure Magazine features an interview with Missouri University of Science and Technology Professor J. David Rogers on lessons learned from the March 1928 St. Francis dam failure, including impacts on the Hoover Dam project, state and federal dam safety programs, and the civil engineer profession. The article is freely available at this link. 
     
 
 
Instructor: Donald Bruce, Geosystems, L.P.

This webinar reviews the different methods used to create foundation cutoff walls by methods other than grouting alone. A distinction is drawn between Category 1 walls (which are "excavate and replace") and Category 2 walls (which are "mixed in place").

Key takeaways include:
  • General background to dam and levee distributions in North America as related to geologic and seismic conditions;
  • Techniques used to construct Category 1 walls;
  • Techniques used to construct Category 2 walls;
  • The concept of composite walls; and
  • A case study review of the two phases of remediation at Wolf Creek Dam.
Member Price: $60.00


ASDSO Technical Seminar: HEC-RAS (2016)

Instructors: Arthur C. Miller, Ph.D., P.E., DWRE, AECOM; Amanda J. Hess, P.E., CFM, Gannett Fleming

This CD contains PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and software provided during the February 23-26, 2016 HEC-RAS course held in Phoenix, AZ. The course provides a basic introduction to HEC-RAS with applications to dam safety. It is intended for new or infrequent users of the program and for those looking to model a dam break with the RAS program. The primary focus is to review the basic principles of methods of open channel hydraulics as they relate to the natural stream environment and apply them through the use of the United States Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS computer model.   

Member Price: $72.00 
 
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Focus on Security     

The Department of Homeland Security has a multitude of helpful resources and training posted on the Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) Critical Infrastructure (CI) - Dams Portal.
 
Please note, Dams Sector stakeholders are encouraged to take the following three Web-based training modules that can be accessed through the Dams Portal:
 
  •          IS 870a Dams Sector: Crisis Management
  •          IS 871a Dams Sector: Security Awareness
  •          IS 872a Dams Sector: Protective Measures Training
 
The fact sheet provides a synopsis of each modules content. 
 
If you don't have access to HSIN-CI, please read more about it by clicking: HSIN-CI Dams Portal.  If your password has expired or you cannot access HSIN, please call the HSIN Help Desk at 866-430-0162 or [email protected].  You can reset your password on the HSIN login screen by clicking on "Reset Your Password".
 
 

Upcoming Dams Sector Information Sharing Drill

The Department of Homeland Security Dams Sector is planning an Information Sharing Drill for mid-May.  Details will be posted on ASDSO's website as soon as they are available.


Iranians Indicted for Bowman Ave Dam Hack

On March 24, the U.S. Attorney issued an indictment against seven Iranians for hacking into the control system at Bowman Avenue Dam, a 20-ft tall structure located 20 miles from New York City. The hackers' efforts to control the dam's gates were reportedly thwarted as the system had been disconnected for maintenance. Reuters, 3/24/16.

  

Member News

Kallie Bauer is the new ASDSO State Representative for Colorado, taking the place of Erin Gleason, who has left state service. Bauer is a graduate of Penn State University and a dam safety engineer in the Greeley office.

Frank Piorko is retiring from the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and continuing his career in environmental management as the new Executive Director of the Maryland Coastal Bays program.



Welcome New Members!

The following individuals joined ASDSO in March:
Manik Ahmed, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Frank Amend, P.E., GeoStabilization International, Grand Junction, CO
Jeffrey Ball, Upper Big Blue NRD, York, NE
Darren Beckstrand, Cornforth Consultants, Portland, OR
Tom Boardman, P.E., GE, East Bay Municipal Utility District, Oakland, CA
Rick Brown, City of Wildwood, Grover, MO
Edward Burns, MA Department of Conservation & Recreation, Boston, MA
Mynul Chowdhury, Bureau of Reclamation, Sacramento, CA
Brian Clevenger, MDE Sediment, Stormwater and Dam Safety Program, Baltimore, MD
Loujin Daher, Gannett Fleming, Camp Hill, PA
Chad Druffel, City of Tacoma, Tacoma, WA
Hamed Ebrahimian, Caltech, San Diego, CA
Glin Edwards, Entergy Texas Inc., Willis, TX
Christine Ferrazzano, Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA
Seth Frank, Schnabel Engineering, Knoxville, TN
Dennis Galbreath, Green Mountain International, LLC, Waynesville, NC
Glenn Galtere, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Kevin Gerst, P.E., S.E., HDR Engineering, Inc., Folsom, CA
Laura Gray, KS Department of Agriculture, Manhattan, KS
Jedediah Greenwood, Barr Engineering Company, Minneapolis, MN
Steven Halcomb, PND Engineers, Inc., Anchorage, AK
Mike Hartley, PND Engineers, Inc., Seattle, WA
Joseph Hess, Jr., ANTHC, Anchorage, AK
Mike Huggins, PND Engineers, Inc., Seattle, WA
Rian Johnson, PND Engineers, Inc., Seattle, WA
Matt Keenan, MDE Plan Review, Baltimore, MD
Andrea Keirstead, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Stephanie Kight, HDR Engineering, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Robert C. Kirby, P.E., G.E., TERRA Engineers, Inc., San Francisco, CA
Terri Koch, City of Los Angeles, Department of Water & Power, Los Angeles, CA
Christopher Kokesh, GeoEngineers, Inc., Redmond, WA
Brent Langlois, E.I., Terracon Consultants, Inc., Port Saint Lucie, FL
Edward Lavelle, Middlefork Irrigation District, Mount Hood Parkdale, OR
Brandon LeMarr, Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, TN
Timothy Lindemann, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Amanda Malcolm, P.E., MDE Plan Review, Baltimore, MD
Patrick Miller, South Carolina Emergency Management Division, West Columbia, SC
Cory Miyamoto, P.E., GEI Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA
Mitchell Murchison, Cranston Engineering Group, P.C., Augusta, GA
Jennifer Ostrowsky, Utah State University, Logan, UT
Steven Parrish, Clark County Regional Flood Control District, Las Vegas, NV
Charlotte Peele, KS Department of Agriculture, Manhattan, KS
Adam Perez, P.E., City of Los Angeles, Department of Water & Power, Los Angeles, CA
Justin Phalen, SAGE Engineers, Inc., Oakland, CA
Cliff Plumb, City of Los Angeles, Department of Water & Power, Los Angeles, CA
Charles Poliseno, Duke Energy, Charlotte, NC
Isabelle Rawlings, GEI Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA
Jill Reed, RIZZO Associates, Pittsburgh, PA
Patrick Regan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commissio, Portland, OR
Robert Richardson, United Water Conservation District, Santa Paula, CA
Steve Robert, PND Engineers, Inc., Seattle, WA
Nathan Rockwood, P.E., S.E., Mead & Hunt, Inc, Sacramento, CA
Dario Rosidi, CH2M HILL, Walnut Creek, CA
Terry Ryan, City of Tacoma, Tacoma, WA
William C. Salomaa, MA Department of Conservation & Recreation, Boston, MA
Brian Sanders, Gomez & Sullivan Engineers, P.C., Utica, NY
Leonard Sansone, GEI Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA
Richard Schneider, Kapur & Associates, Inc., Rothschild, WI
Thomas Schuerman, P.E., NE Department of Natural Resources, Lincoln, NE
Melissa Setz, Geosyntec Consultants, Kennesaw, GA
Christopher A Shoemaker, Silver Lake Utilities, Lake Placid, FL
John Siwula, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc., Waukesha, WI
Jennifer Smith, PE, MDE Sediment, Stormwater, and Dam Safety Program, Baltimore, MD
Anna Sobilo-Ryzner, MD Department of the Environment, Parkville, MD
Makar Sokol, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Yi Tyan Tsai, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
Brian J. Vanciel, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Hugo Velasquez, GEI Consultants, Inc., Oakland, CA
Yan Wang, Gannett Fleming, Inc., Camp Hill, PA
Jack Wergin, Upper Big Blue NRD, York, NE
Peter Werner, USDA-Gallatin National Forest, Bozeman, MT
Josh Wilhelm, NE Department of Natural Resources, Lincoln, NE
Mark Witherspoon, City of Vallejo, Vallejo, CA
Lisa Yabusaki, GEI Consultants, Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA
Bakenaz A. Zeidan, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA


News & Events of Other Organizations 
  
The University California at Davis will host a symposium on June 17, 2016 to honor the contributions of I. M. (Ed) Idriss to geotechnical earthquake engineering. The program will include lectures by nine of his life-long friends and colleagues: J. M. Duncan, J. K. Mitchell, T. D. O'Rourke, K. H. Stokoe, R. Dobry, J. D. Bray, L. H. Mejia, N. Abrahamson, and R. W. Boulanger. Proceeds will go to the Mariam and Izzat M. Idriss Endowment Fund for Geotechnical Engineering Education. Details.

The Centre for Energy Advancement through Technological Innovation (CEATI) has released its 2015 Annual Review. Included are overviews of activities of the Dam Safety Interest and Infrastructure Security groups. 
  
The Deep Foundations Institute will host the International Conference on Deep Foundations, Seepage Control and Remediation, October 12-15, 2016 in New York City: www.deepfoundations2016.org. ASDSO is participating as a cooperating organization.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation will host the 27th Safety Evaluation of Existing Dams International Technical Seminar and Study Tour, June 6-14, 2016. 
  
The U.S. Society on Dams will hold the 2016 USSD Annual Meeting and Conference in Denver, April 11-15, and will host an International Symposium on the Mechanics of Internal Erosion for Dams and Levees August 9-11, 2016 in Salt Lake City, Utah.  
 
The USSD Technical Committee on Hydraulics of Dams and the IAHR Hydraulic Structures Technical Committee are co-hosting the 6th International Symposium on Hydraulic Structures on June 27-30 in Portland, OR.
           

Careers 

The following positions are posted in the ASDSO Career Center:

Geotechnical/Dams Engineer
Tighe & Bond
Worcester, MA
Post Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Close Date: Saturday, April 9, 2016

Water Resources Advisor
Nebraska Public Power District
North Platte, NE
Post Date: Monday, March 7, 2016
Close Date: Friday, April 1, 2016

Senior Geotechnical Manager
GEI Consultants
Carlsbad, CA
Post Date: Monday, March 7, 2016
Close Date: Thursday, April 7, 2016

GS12/13 Civil Engineer
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Chicago, Illinois and Portland, Oregon
Post Date: Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Close Date: Friday, April 1, 2016 

Structural Engineer
O'Brien and Gere
East Norrinton, Pennsylvania
Post Date: Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Close Date: Friday, April 1, 2016

Senior Civil Engineer
Gomez and Sullivan Engineers, DPC
Utica, New York
Post Date: Monday, February 15, 2016
Close Date: Friday, April 15, 2016

Is your company looking for an intern or entry-level employee? Several students have posted their resumes in the ASDSO Career Center and would love you hear from you!

Visit the ASDSO Career Center to view student resumes, learn more about the positions listed above, or post career and internship opportunities.   
 

  

 

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This newsletter is written and distributed by the Association of State Dam Safety Officials, 239 S. Limestone St., Lexington, KY 40508.  Contact ASDSO by phone (859.550.2788; toll-free: 855.228.9732), fax (859.550.2795), or email ([email protected]).

ASDSO 2015-2016 Board of Directors: Jim Pawloski, PE (President) - Michigan;  Dusty Myers, PE (President-Elect) - Mississippi; Jon Garton, PE (Treasurer) - Iowa; Roger Adams, PE (Secretary) - Pennsylvania; Tom Woosley, PE (Past President) - Georgia; Charlie Cobb, PE - Alaska; Shane Cook, PE - North Carolina; Jim Gallagher, PE - New Hampshire; Michele Lemieux, PE - Montana; Bill McCormick, PE - Colorado; Art Sengupta, PE - Florida; Paul Simon, PE - Missouri; Charles Thompson, PE - New Mexico; Hal Van Aller, PE - Maryland.  Advisory Committee Representatives: Eric Ditchey, PE; Paul Schweiger, PE
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