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27-E-0000-0043
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Glen Raven, Inc. proposes to remove the Ossipee Mill Dam and restore lotic conditions to approximately 13,800 linear feet of Reedy Fork. The dam has disrupted sediment transport, degraded water quality, and blocked fish and aquatic species passage since at least 1855. Removal will reconnect Reedy Fork to 260 miles of upstream and 82 miles of downstream aquatic network. The project will also permanently protect the dam footprint and 445 linear feet of adjacent riparian frontage on Glen Raven's property through a conservation easement extending 100 feet from the stream bank, with restoration plantings of native riparian vegetation.
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09/25/2026
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10/26/2026
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27-E-0000-0044
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Fairlake Mitigation Project is in Wake County, North Carolina, approximately 2.6 miles northwest of downtown Wake Forest. The Project consists of four parcels, all owned by the same one “landowner”, totaling approximately 21.24 acres of proposed conservation easement. The overall drainage area contributing to the Project is 674 ac (1.05 mi2). The Project will involve restoration of two unnamed tributaries to Horse Creek as well as wetland re-establishment, enhancement, and creation. The conceptual design presents the opportunity to provide up to 3,077 warm stream mitigation units (SMU) and 3.178 wetland mitigation units (WMU), ultimately protecting 3,767 linear feet (LF) of streams and 4.57 acres of wetlands.
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09/25/2026
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10/26/2026
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27-E-0000-0045
| Town of Holly Springs |
The Town of Holly Springs Police Department will purchase and deploy body worn cameras for its comprehensive BWC program.
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09/25/2026
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10/26/2026
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27-E-0000-0046
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The applicant is requesting a DA permit to construct a multilane, median-divided, controlled-access highway on a new alignment, designated as Alternative 3. The proposed project involves the placement of fill material into waters of the United States, including wetlands, to facilitate the construction of approximately 4 miles of new-location roadway, interchanges, bridges, and associated stormwater management infrastructure.
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09/25/2026
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10/26/2026
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27-E-0000-0047
| US Army Corps of Engineers |
Proposed project has been identified for the purpose of providing in-kind mitigation for unavoidable stream and wetland impacts. The project encompasses 21.7 acres of active pastureland, and will include the protection, enhancement, preservation, or reestablishment of approximately 10.223 acres of riparian wetlands, and restoration of 4,516 feet of stream. Wetlands and riparian buffers will be replanted with native vegetation. All project streams and wetlands will be placed under conservation easement and protected in-perpetuity. The easement will be conveyed to an appropriate conservation easement holder who will serve as long-term manager for the mitigation property. Permits will be obtained from the NC DWR and USACE to restore waters of the US as well as soil and erosion control permits.
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09/25/2026
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10/26/2026
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27-E-0000-0048
| US Department of Veteran Affairs |
Proposed Action is to assist in providing grant funding to eligible State partners to enable them to provide eligible Veterans and their families high-quality long-term domiciliary, nursing, adult day health, and hospital care services in a comfortable setting. The Proposed Action is needed to provide sufficient capacity to meet the increasing health care needs of eligible Veterans.
https://department.va.gov/construction-and-facilities-management/environmental-program-office/
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09/28/2026
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10/27/2026
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27-E-0000-0049
| US Department of Veteran Affairs |
The purpose of the Proposed Action is to support interment requests for eligible individuals and provide sufficient infrastructure to support the needs of Veterans, spouses, dependents, and staff at National Cemeteries. The Proposed Action is needed to meet NCA’s mission of providing interment benefits and services to Veterans, spouses, and dependents.
https://department.va.gov/construction-and-facilities-management/environmental-program-office/
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09/29/2026
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10/28/2026
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27-E-0000-0050
| City of Fayetteville |
Proposed project to increase pedestrian accessibility and improve connectivity in areas identified as high pedestrian traffic areas during development of the City of Fayetteville Pedestrian Plan. The project corridors lack continuous, safe infrastructure. The project will address several Pedestrian Plan goals, including “Enhance Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility” and “Support Sustainable and Active Transportation.”
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10/01/2026
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10/30/2026
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27-E-0000-0051
| City of Winston-Salem |
Modernize Lowery Street from the Salem Parkway (US 421) ramps to Miami Avenue. The
project will widen and improve the roadway to a two-lane industrial facility with curb and gutter, approximately 1 mile. The existing pavement will be replaced but no additional through lanes will be constructed. To upgrade the roadway to accommodate industrial traffic. The roadway was designed for residential traffic, but the corridor has developed with commercial and industrial uses leading to a large amount of truck traffic. As a result, Lowery Street is experiencing severe deterioration of the pavement structure along with heavy cracking and rutting.
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10/02/2026
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11/02/2026
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27-E-0000-0052
| US Department of the Interior |
Proposes to add approximately 118 acres of private lands, known as the Jarman tracts, to the Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge in Currituck County, NC. The Jarman tracts consist of 8 contiguous parcels located adjacent to the eastern boundary of the refuge. The addition of these lands would enhance the ability of the refuge to achieve its mission. The expansion would allow refuge marshes to migrate upland with sea level rise and provide a better location for fire breaks significantly reducing negative impacts to current refuge holdings.
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10/05/2026
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11/03/2026
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27-E-0000-0053
| Town of Mount Gilead |
Proposed grant project includes like-for-like rehabilitation or approved equivalent replacement of approximately 3,200 linear feet of 2-inch and 6-inch water main in the project area including, but not limited to Julius Chambers Ave (from the intersection of Hoffman Dr to its intersection with Lewis St and McAuley Church Rd), William St, Lewis St, and Emmaline St. If time and budget allow, alternate streets to replace waterline on include Julius Chambers Ave (from the intersection of N Main Street to the intersection of Hoffman Dr, crossing Highland Ave and Hillcrest Ave), N. Pine St, and McAuley Church Rd. LMI of the project area is 86.61%.
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10/06/2026
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11/04/2026
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27-E-0000-0054
| Columbus County |
The project proposes to provide Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of 3 homes. The homes are scattered throughout the county. All required construction and demolition permits to accomplish these activities are included in the proposed project.
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10/08/2026
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11/06/2026
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27-E-0000-0055
| Cape Fear Public Utility Authority |
Proposed planning (design-only scope) project focused on the assessment and engineering required before the bidding process for construction of the final phase of this raw water transmission line. The primary outcome for this funding request will be the completion of the required surveys and engineering services, resulting in final renderings and project plans to complete the targeted 3.85+ miles of raw water infrastructure supporting long-term resiliency of water services in the Cape Fear region. Construction of this new 48-inch raw water transmission main will complete a crucial connection needed to provide full system resiliency and redundancy for the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant, backing up water infrastructure installed before WWII.
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10/08/2026
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11/06/2026
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27-E-0000-0056
| City of Asheville |
Repair damaged sidewalk, greenway, roadway (including minor roadway realignment), curb
and gutter, stormwater pipes/inlets, and slope stabilization at various locations. Proposed project to repair damaged transportation facilities caused by Hurricane Helene flooding.
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10/08/2026
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11/06/2026
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27-E-0000-0057
| City of Thomasville |
Proposed project to provide a new center and enhanced park space to bring the Reginald Strickland Community Center and Carver Park in line with the quality and standards Thomasville seeks and deserves. The improvements will provide recreational opportunities that benefit both the surrounding neighborhood and a Thomasville community with a 79.4% low-to-moderate income population.
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10/09/2026
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11/09/2026
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27-E-0000-0058
| John Core/Beacon Acquisitions, LLC |
Proposed project to construct a modern light industrial business center within the greater Johnston County market area capable of accommodating a range of tenants in life science, biotechnology (biotech), and research and development (R&D) sectors. The project is designed to provide flexible, high-quality industrial and laboratory-support space to meet existing and reasonably foreseeable demand for facilities that support these industries. The proposed development would include approximately 11 buildings totaling 3,268,760 square feet, with individual building sizes ranging from 105,000 to 982,800 square feet.
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10/09/2026
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11/09/2026
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27-E-0000-0059
| City of Winston-Salem |
Proposed project to replace the Old Greensboro Road bridge over Brushy Fork Creek (Structure number 330330). The proposed typical section will include buffered bicycle lanes and sidewalks on both sides of the roadway. The project will accommodate the Brushy Fork Greenway passing beneath the bridge, meeting ADA requirements. The design will further consider the most cost-effective alignment of the new bridge that minimizes impacts to the floodplain, adjacent utilities, and the traveling public.
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10/13/2026
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11/12/2026
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27-E-0000-0060
| USDA Forest Service, Southern Reg. 8 |
Proposed purpose of this project is to establish a consistent and efficient framework for authorizing routine utility and communication activities on NFS lands within Region 8. Currently, these activities are evaluated through separate, project-specific environmental reviews, even when they are similar in scope and have predictable effects. This results in duplicative analysis, inconsistent documentation, and delays in processing special use authorizations. Given the high volume and recurring nature of these requests, there is a need for a programmatic approach that streamlines environmental review, improves consistency across forests, and supports timely implementation while ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and forest plan direction.
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10/13/2026
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11/12/2026
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27-E-0000-0061
| Town of Louisburg |
Project proposes to construct approximately 2,100 linear feet of sidewalk on both sides of SR 1320 (Bunn Road) from SR 1229 (S. Main Street) to US 401/NC 56 (Bickett Boulevard) on both sides of Bunn Road. The project will eliminate on-street parking and decrease the number of lanes of travel from four to three (two-lane travel and center turn-lane) along Bunn Road.
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10/14/2026
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11/12/2026
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27-E-0000-0062
| City of Charlotte |
Purpose of the proposal is for the modification of a single-client bank, City of Charlotte Umbrella Mitigation Bank, to include the addition of the Newell Stream Mitigation Site in the Yadkin River Basin to generate mitigation credits that may be used to provide compensatory mitigation for unavoidable impacts to streams and wetlands associated with Department of the Army permit authorizations located within the city of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County pursuant to Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.
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10/15/2026
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11/13/2026
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