Fellsmere Water Control District

The South Indian River Water Control District (SIRWCD) is a special district established in 1923, dedicated to providing water management and road maintenance services for the communities of Jupiter Farms, Palm Beach Country Estates, Egret Landing, and the Jupiter Commerce Park in northern Palm Beach County, Florida. Covering over 12,500 acres, the district manages 189 miles of roads, 60 miles of canals, and 376 miles of swales to ensure effective stormwater management and infrastructure maintenance. Governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors, SIRWCD oversees various projects aimed at enhancing the region's water control and road conditions. The district actively engages with landowners and the community, providing updates on ongoing projects and encouraging participation in public meetings to address local concerns and improvements. Generated from the website

The South Florida Water Management District is a regional government agency that provides flood control, water supply and environmental restoration services in more than 15 counties in Florida. It operates and maintains over 2,000 miles of canals and levees, and nearly 2,200 water control structures and pumping stations. The district manages and protects water resources for more than 7 million consumers in South Florida. The South Florida Water Management District is also involved in the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan project in the United States. The district restores floodplains along the Kissimmee River and revitalizes shoreline habitats. It offers planning, monitoring and security management services during emergency situations, such as flood, drought, wildfire and hurricanes. The South Florida Water Management District issues environmental resource permits.

Pompano Beach Water Department supplies more than 16,000 gallons of water to an average single-family residence. The department offers a range of information to residents on ways to conserve water. Apart from the water department, the city of Pompano Beach, Fla., operates a number of other departments, such as animal control, public works and building maintenance. The public works department maintains and constructs city streets, storm drains, catch basins and sidewalks. It is also responsible for the maintenance of waterways, medians, parks and playgrounds. The city nursery provides plants and trees for special events and city beautification. It also organizes events, such as the annual tree giveaway.