Entries by Rosemary Rayman

Canal Rehabilitation Update

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Over the years, certain portions of the Lake Worth Drainage District’s (LWDD) canal rights-of-way have become encumbered by encroachments that can obstruct LWDD’s ability to provide flood control.  The Canal […]

Drought: A Silent Disaster

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In a state that receives approximately 58 inches of rainfall a year, it may seem irrelevant to discuss drought. However, droughts are a part of south Florida’s climate just like […]

2020 Drainage Check-up

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Stormwater drainage/flood control in our area is a shared responsibility. It is achieved through an interconnected, three-tiered drainage system. This system consists of: Neighborhood drainage systems, or tertiary systems, operated […]

The Balancing Act

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LWDD’s water managers do a great job of balancing the need for water supply with the need for flood control. They ensure that excess water is discharged during rainy periods […]

LWDD & Broken Sound Help Enhance Flood Control

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The Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) in collaboration with the Broken Sound Master Association, began work on a canal rehabilitation project adjacent to the L-42 Canal on Yamato Road, between […]