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The Lake Worth Drainage District is monitoring water levels in its southeastern Palm Beach County service area following significant rainfall and forecasts of more to come.
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LWDD Closely Monitoring September Rainfall
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Email from Lake Worth Drainage District Having trouble viewing email? Click here View as Webpage LWDD Closely Monitoring September Rainfall; Canal System Operating Normally DELRAY BEACH, FL (Se...Talk about a voyage that went off course! This vessel was recently abandoned on an LWDD canal right-of-way and appears to be missing its captain. Canal rights-of-way are essential for flood control operations, maintenance access, and emergency response activities. Leaving personal property in these areas can create safety and operational concerns. Email info@lwdd.net to report large debris clogging an LWDD canal . . . or to claim your lost item.
Please join us in congratulating Megan Hoffman, Vegetation Management Section Leader, on 20 years of dedicated public service with the Lake Worth Drainage District!
Megan plays a vital role in helping LWDD fulfill its flood control and water management mission for the residents, businesses and agricultural lands of southeastern Palm Beach County. She oversees our Aquatics Crew, which works to keep canals clear and functioning properly, and manages mowing operations to ensure canal banks remain accessible for maintenance and emergency response.
Megan's leadership, expertise, and commitment help keep our waterways maintained and our communities protected every day, and we are grateful for her years of outstanding service and dedication.
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