Many Florida cities are strategizing the best plan of action for their water systems as the hurricanes of last year overextended the collections systems on
When Hurricane Matthew whirled in, a substantial burden was placed on the aging collections systems of Florida’s east coast. Within the last several months, a
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of summer begin to wane, no
For residents in the St. Petersburg and surrounding cities, it’s been a rainy few weeks. Recently, a sewer overflow occurred due to stormy weather. The
Florida has many areas of water that can become polluted; requiring residents to make an increased effort on behalf of the environment. Rivers and streams
The city of Jacksonville and the Sewer Department (JEA) have a current objective to each spend $15 million over the next five years to reduce
The eighth annual observation of Fix a Leak Week will be held March 14–20, and the city of Jacksonville is prepared. In recognizing the serious
The Northbank Riverwalk Sewer project has begun, closing a section of the walkway until March. Residents that live in the area, the rehabilitation will take
The City of Cocoa and its Utility Department has approximately 17,000 residents and has implemented an effective change in how it manages the underground infrastructure.
Florida receives more than 70 percent of its rainfall within just three months. And we know that when it rains…it really does pour at certain
