Karen Estock This is Me

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1. 1. minutes082301

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   Published on: 8/23/2001   Last Visited: 1/29/2008

   Karen Estock and Steve Dunham from the Clewiston office, and Larry Wright (real estate specialist) and Michelle Wolfe (attorney) were present to speak to us.
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   Karen Estock, Chief of the Field and Readiness Office located at Clewiston, spoke about the responsibilities of the Corps in our area. She is the supervisor of the people who work at the Locks and the rangers who work at the recreational campgrounds. Her office is in charge of flood control for the district.
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   Later on in the meeting, Karen stated that they would investigate the possibility of keeping the oxbows clear. Right now, they cannot do anything about them. She pointed out that the St. Lucie Canal is in much worse shape with bank erosion than anything in the LaBelle/Alva area.

2. 2. Wal-Mart FLW Tour

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   Published on: 8/19/2000   Last Visited: 2/15/2004

   "We are excited to be involved with Florida Fish and Wildlife and the Wal-Mart FLW Tour on this project," says Karen Estock, chief of field operations and readiness section, Army Corps of Engineers.

3. 3. TCPalm: Local News

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   Published on: 9/12/2003   Last Visited: 9/12/2003

   Workers, during weekly inspections, have been forced to use sandbags to stop further weakening of the 140-mile-long dike, especially around the South Bay area, said Karen Estock, chief of field operations for the Army Corps of Engineers in Clewiston.
   
   On Thursday, Lake Okeechobee reached 17 feet above sea level - the first time since October 1999 it has been that high.
   
   "As the lake goes up, the seriousness and the risks increase," Estock said.
   
   At 18 feet, she said, "there is a significant risk of breaching the levee."