Just two weeks until the first session of Focus on Change. Don't miss your chance to be updated by the experts on the latest in regulatory changes.  The DEP Water, Wastewater, Operator Certification Sections, and the Department of Environmental Assessment and Restoration will be participating in these sessions that are being held in throughout the state at six different locations.  This is one of our most popular classes and registrations are pouring in so you want to make sure you get your registration in.

If you would like to register online click on the date and location of the classes on the left.  For more information, click  here. 

Greenville announces ground breaking of sewage treatment facility The Greenville Town Council held their monthly council meeting on Monday, Jan. 9 at 6:12 p.m. The meeting was preceded by a special session, which began at 5 p.m., to review changes to the town charter.  more

Orange Park Senator Sets Sights On More Funding For St. Johns River A Northeast Florida state senator is trying to get more environmental dollars flowing toward the St. Johns River.   more

Hydrologist stresses need for water storage north of lake Why is the Everglades Foundation pushing to "buy the land" for more water storage south of the lake, instead of adding storage both north and south?  more

Lawmakers grill DEP over water pollution limits Members of the Senate Committee on Environmental Preservation and Conservation grilled Department of Environmental Protection brass Tuesday on its handling of controversial new water pollution limits.  more

Senate plan to buy land to save water is getting mixed review Should Florida buy land to save water? That simple question is shaping up to be a complicated and politically tangled debate this legislative session as the state's powerful sugar industry ramps up against the widening reach of water-weary local communities in an age of climate change and sea level rise.   more

Stuart customers could see changes in their drinking water during maintenance period  Water customers may see some changes to their water starting Sunday as the city begins a scheduled maintenance.  more

FRWA recommends Regular Water System Preventive Maintenance -- aimed at the prevention of breakdowns and failures. Some tasks should occur weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually.

Let's keep maintaining your system to avoid issues later with the suggested maintenance below.