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Lost & Found: Climbing the ladder of success is generally a good thing . . . unless that ladder ends up on our canal right-of-way. Email info@lwdd.net to report large debris clogging an LWDD canal . . . or to claim your lost item. ... See MoreSee Less

Lost & Found: Climbing the ladder of success is generally a good thing . . . unless that ladder ends up on our canal right-of-way. Email info@lwdd.net to report large debris clogging an LWDD canal . . . or to claim your lost item.

In honor of Public Service Recognition Week, thank you to the LWDD staff for working every day to provide flood control and protect the water supply for more than 800,000 residents, businesses and agricultural land in southeastern Palm Beach County.

Photos of Staff at Work: www.flickr.com/photos/lwdd/albums
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In honor of Public Service Recognition Week, thank you to the LWDD staff for working every day to provide flood control and protect the water supply for more than 800,000 residents, businesses and agricultural land in southeastern Palm Beach County. 

Photos of Staff at Work: https://www.flickr.com/photos/lwdd/albums

Dear property managers and HOA board members,

The South Florida rainy season typically begins in May, so this is an excellent time to inspect your community flood control system and update your contact information at the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD).

Please provide us with the names of individuals designated by your community to oversee the maintenance and operation of your drainage system.

Remember, prior authorization from LWDD is required for the operation of emergency operable water control structures.

To update your authorized flood control contacts, please complete the online form at: www.lwdd.net/authorization-contacts.
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Dear property managers and HOA board members,

The South Florida rainy season typically begins in May, so this is an excellent time to inspect your community flood control system and update your contact information at the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD). 

Please provide us with the names of individuals designated by your community to oversee the maintenance and operation of your drainage system.

Remember, prior authorization from LWDD is required for the operation of emergency operable water control structures. 

To update your authorized flood control contacts, please complete the online form at: https://www.lwdd.net/authorization-contacts.
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