Policy changes to Docks, Davits and Boat Lifts provides improved flood control As the agency responsible for local flood control, the District utilizes a Right-of-Way (ROW) Permitting program to manage its water […]
A small mistake may cost you big Property owners who desire to connect to, place structures in or across, or make use of the District’s canal rights-of-way must submit the […]
Most algae in District canals is not harmful to human health and provides a food source for aquatic life Algae are simple organisms that grow through photosynthesis, a process by […]
Two different methods are used for more efficient control of aquatic vegetation growth Lake Worth Drainage District regularly treats and removes aquatic vegetation in canals to maintain the flow of […]
Most fish kills are the result of natural processes When a fish kill occurs in a lake, pond or canal, the first assumption is that something is terribly wrong with […]
