Watering Restrictions

Water Restrictions Remain in Effect
Modified emergency water restrictions continue to limit residential landscape irrigation to one or two days per week within South Florida Water Management District boundaries.

Changes: Orange County residents follow one-day-per-week landscape irrigation restrictions set by St. Johns River Water Management District. Osceola County residents follow two-days-per-week landscape irrigation restrictions set by South Florida Water Management District.

Questions & Answers about Water Restrictions [PDF]

SFWMD Remains Cautious Entering Dry Season, Conservation is Key - Record wet start, record dry finish book-end an average rainy season. (Oct. 30)

Year-Round Water Conservation/Irrigation Measures

Utilities and Lower East Coast Regional System Users PERMITTEES - ENTER Water Shortage Data HERE

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For assistance with your permit or quarterly reporting, please contact your Water Use Compliance Inspector [PDF].

	Resolving a SFWMD Water Restriction Violation Note: This option is only available to violators of the landscape irrigation restriction (i.e. NOT golf courses, agricultural, nurseries, diversion and impoundments or utilities). If you received a SFWMD Notice of Violation or Consent Agreement (NOV/CA), you can reduce the assessed penalty:
		Get Instructions Take the Water Shortage Exam

Lake Okeechobee water level as of Nov 20, 2009

13.65 ft.