Homeowners, be aware that plantings, hardscaping, and structures within LWDD’s canal rights-of-way are not allowed. Unpermitted encroachments within the right-of-way will have to be removed. Considering the expense of installation […]
The Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) was established on June 15, 1915, with a three-member Board of Supervisors whose mission was to reclaim land within its boundaries. Prior to the […]
With more than 500 miles of canals, the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) must conduct continual maintenance of its waterways in order to provide its residents with effective flood control. […]
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 […]
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 […]
