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We've had some rain but the drought remains.
More than a dozen LWDD staff responded when an ordinary weekend storm knocked a large, non-native, shallow-rooted tree into a major flood control canal in March 2026. The days-long removal effort behind a community of homes highlighted the danger of large trees growing on canal banks. It's also why LWDD sometimes must remove large trees that could impact flood control operations.
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