Lake Ouachita Citizens Focus Committee

Lake Ouachita Citizen Focus Committee, established June 2001 as a Federal Lakes Demonstration Program initiative pursuant to authority derived from the Federal Lakes Recreation Demonstration Laboratory Program.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Lake Ouachita is soliciting interested individuals who may wish to serve on the Lake Ouachita Citizen Focus Committee (LOCFC).

Applications will be accepted thru 30 July 2010.

The LOCFC is a diverse collection of persons interested in the health and well-being of Lake Ouachita. The LOCFC is a standing committee who are actively engaged in various Volunteer programs supporting Lake Ouachita’s project missions. They are also asked to review various local business practices, operational standards/issues, and management initiatives then provide constructive feedback from a Customer viewpoint.

Individuals may apply by mail to Lake Ouachita Field Office, 1201 Blakely Dam Road, Royal, Arkansas 71968 Attn: Richard Stokes, Resource Manager or by E-Mail to: lakeouachita@usace.army.mil

Application should include applicants name, contact information, related personal experiences and a brief explanation of “Why you wish to serve”.

Applications will be accepted thru 30 July 2010.

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The Committee meets the second Tuesday of every month at the Lake Ouachita project Management Office.

Lake Ouachita Citizen Focus Committee was established and is sponsored by the Vicksburg District, US Army Corps of Engineers (COE)
District Commander Colonel Jeffrey R. Eckstein.

Mission of the Lake Ouachita Citizens Focus Committee

The mission of the Lake Ouachita Citizens Focus Committee is to review local discretionary initiatives and provide constructive feedback so as to enhance management of Lake Ouachita thereby benefiting the human and non-human populations whose quality of life depends upon the Lake.