Due to Hurricane Milton, some District lands remain closed. View recreation and lands for updates.
🚧 Reminder: The Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive will remain closed until further notice due to high water levels from Hurricane Milton. Our crews are actively repairing the road and levee trails, and clearing the Lake Apopka Loop Trail. For the latest updates on property closures, visit www.sjrwmd.com/lands. 🚧
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🌊 The Middle St. Johns River Basin is experiencing significant flooding, with water levels expected to crest in some areas soon before gradually receding. Stay informed and check current river levels on our website: www.sjrwmd.com 💧 #FloodUpdate #stjohnsriver #HurricaneMilton
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Another reason why Orlando can't annex Tavistock land. Building on it will only make flooding worse!
Excellent observation.
Wayne Holloway
Are you joining us for our Efficient Landscape Irrigation webinar this Wednesday 10/16 at 11 am?
Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/9551430a-3586-4830-afdd-17ff79a01513@b0c8375f-daa7-40b9-a01b-690...
Community Association Managers can earn a free CEU credit for participating.
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🚫 AVOID floodwaters & standing water from #Milton!
Rivers & low lying areas may still be experiencing flooding impacts, meaning, hidden hazards & health risks are present!
Remember, TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN! Your health & safety is what matters most!
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