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Accidents

Algiers Lock Gates Damaged In Allision Photos show damage to the Algiers Lock canal-end sector gates caused by a tow allision on July 4. The New Orleans Engineer District said the lock is still operable; the Corps plans to schedule a closure for early fall to repair the damage. (Photos courtesy of New Orleans Engineer District)

Algiers Lock Gates Damaged In Allision

July 7, 2023

About 6 p.m. on July 4, a towing vessel pushing a loaded barge entered Algiers Lock in New Orleans from the Mississippi River, bound for the Gulf Intracoastal… Read More

NTSB: Muffler Cracks Caused Towboat Fire

July 7, 2023

Around 9:30 a.m. on June 26, 2022, a fire broke out aboard the mv. Mary Dupre, which was pushing one barge of biodiesel along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway… Read More

Final Barge Removed From Lower McAlpine Dam

April 28, 2023

A hopper barge has been successfully removed from McAlpine Dam, Ohio Mile 606.8. It was the last of three barges that became pinned against the lower dam after… Read More

Methanol Barge Safely Removed From McAlpine As of April 13, one corn barge remained lodged in McAlpine Dam. (Photo by Josh Saylor, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Methanol Barge Safely Removed From McAlpine

April 14, 2023

Crews work to remove methanol barge from dam. The barge was successfully lightered and removed with no leaks. (Photo by Jay Rickman, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) A… Read More

Crews Prepare To Offload Barge Pinned On McAlpine Dam

April 7, 2023

More than a week after barges broke loose from a tow and became pinned against McAlpine Dam, a salvage crew was preparing to begin pumping 1,400 metric tons of… Read More

Vessel Traffic Resumes At McAlpine

March 31, 2023

The locks at McAlpine Locks and Dam reopened the evening of March 28, roughly 17 hours after barges broke loose from a vessel and became pinned against… Read More

Vessel Traffic Resumes at McAlpine With Two Barges Still Pinned Against Dam Two of three barges remain pinned against the lower dam at McAlpine Locks and Dam after breaking away from a towboat early March 28. Ten of 11 barges broke loose from a vessel, with one hitting a railroad bridge before being removed. (Photos courtesy of the Kentucky Energy and Environmental Cabinet.)

Vessel Traffic Resumes at McAlpine With Two Barges Still Pinned Against Dam

March 29, 2023

Note: This is an updated version of a story that was posted the morning of March 29. The locks at McAlpine Locks and Dam reopened the evening of… Read More

NTSB: Incorrect Estimate Of Crane Boom Height Led To Allision Tow arrangement of Robert Cenac and barges at time of accident. Scale approximate. (NTSB graphic)

NTSB: Incorrect Estimate Of Crane Boom Height Led To Allision

March 24, 2023

The mv. Robert Cenac, a 60-foot-long, 1,400 hp. towing vessel in Al Cenac Towing’s fleet, was pushing a 150-foot-long crane barge called the Mr. Dawg eastbound on the Gulf… Read More

NTSB Releases Report On Mv. Miss Mollye D Bridge Allision Near Morgan City, La.

March 21, 2023

The mv. Miss Mollye D, an 86- by 34-foot towboat built in 1961 by Towing Service Inc. in Greenville, Miss., was eastbound on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)… Read More

Transportation Safety Board Finds Lack Of Spotter Led To Crane Barge Collapse

March 21, 2023

The failure to post a spotter in accordance with written company policy led to the collapse of a crane on the construction barge Carolyn Skaves on February 8, 2022,… Read More

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