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LWDD crews mobilized to remove a large tree knocked into the E-4 Canal, one of the main Boynton Beach flood control canals, during a weekend storm. The effort on March 2, 2026, undertaken outside of storm season and under ideal conditions, illustrates the real danger of large trees on canal banks.
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We don't have a swimming pool here at LWDD headquarters. But we know pool maintenance is important. Whether you are repairing a leak or resurfacing your piece of paradise, please follow the rules when draining your pools. Draining pools into LWDD canals is strictly prohibited because of the impact on water quality and the integrity of the canal bank.
Please see our letter to property managers, HOA boards and homeowners: www.lwdd.net/?p=24151&preview=true
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