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The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. JWOTUS Rulemaking in Light of Sackett Supreme Court Decision The Division is geographically aligned in three Permitting Branches, which are further divided into eleven Sections, and Mitigation Bank Team and Enforcement Section. Jacksonville District Regulatory Division has jurisdiction over the geographic area of Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. As a result of changing public needs and evolving policy via new laws and court decisions, protection has been extended to all waters of the United States, including many wetlands. Army Corps of Engineers Regulatory Program began in 1890 with the responsibility of protecting and maintaining the nation’s navigable waterways.

Jacksonville District administers the largest regulatory permitting program in the Corps, which provides protection for waters of the United States, including federally delineated wetlands and navigable waters. We accomplish this duty in a manner that instills trust while supporting our overall commitment to public service today and into the future.

The Jacksonville District Regulatory Division is a team of interdisciplinary professionals committed to protecting and regulating the use of our Nation’s aquatic resources and navigable waters through timely, balanced, and transparent permit decisions and program execution across our area of delegated authority and responsibility. The Jacksonville District Regulatory Division aims to implement a dynamic Regulatory Program through responsive, informed, and timely decisions while providing a high level of public service.