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In addition to flood control, LWDD's 500-mile canal network provides ground water recharge to prevent saltwater intrusion for numerous municipal water utilities. LWDD recognizes Water Conservation Month each April to highlight the importance of protecting our water resources. The graphic and link below provide some measures you can do to help save water: www.lwdd.net/managing-water/water-supply.
Michael DiLeonardo and his daughter Kyla represented the LWDD during Coral Reef Elementary School's Career Day. Dad's job maintaining canal banks and rights-of-way is absolutely critical to providing flood control and water supply protection for 800,000 residents, businesses and agriculture.
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