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  • Recreation News Volume 8 Issue 4 (09 November 2026)
      The latest issue of The Recreation Retreat is attached. This quarterly publication provides updates from across the USACE Recreation Program and NRM Community of Practice.

      This issue includes:

    • Recreation fees: ER/EP 1130-2-555 replaces ER/EP 1130-2-550 chpt 9. Districts should review procedures and prepare for implementation; communications plans have been distributed.
    • FY29 budget build: Several required systems must be completed before the FY29 budget submission can be developed. Complete and QA Recreation Operational Condition Assessments (OCAs) by 30 November 2026. RecAssessment opens today; demo and QA sessions will be scheduled soon. RecCWIFD is expected to open 7 December 2026.
    • Harmful algal bloom reporting: A standardized tool is now available to capture HAB impacts across projects.
    • National Public Lands Day: Events at 58 projects generated 21,525 volunteer hours, removed 73,271 pounds of trash, and produced an estimated $777,914 in service value.
    • Water safety: New North Atlantic Division policy and expanded field partnerships support life-jacket loaner stations, outreach, and swim instruction.
    • Volunteer contributions: Willamette Valley Project volunteers contributed more than 4,500 hours; three Libby Dam volunteers contributed 5,590 hours.

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