Florida-Friendly Campaign Attracting Attention
Television viewers throughout the District are learning about Florida-friendly landscaping through the District’s new advertising campaign.
Television viewers throughout the District are learning about Florida-friendly landscaping through the District’s new advertising campaign.
District staff and Governing and Basin Board members toured The Villages.
Phyllis Young, senior administrative assistant, gives barbecue customers service with a smile. Clyde Sesler cooks up some mouth-watering chicken and ribs.
One of the District’s Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) restoration projects is providing inspiration for hundreds of Hillsborough County art and photography students.
The District’s team, seen here, raised more than $5,000 for the American Cancer Society during the Brooksville Relay for Life.
A stormwater treatment pond and diversion structure built adjacent to Lake Mariana will help improve water quality in the Polk County lake.
Dozens of students between the ages of 9 and 18 explored District offices in April as part of the annual “Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.” This is the tenth year the District has participated in the nationwide event.
Chair McCree and her assistants demonstrate the water cycle at St. Mary's Episcopal Day School.
District staff participated in a free, voluntary health screening sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The screening involved answering some lifestyle questions, and blood pressure and cholesterol checks.
Dozens of District staff donate blood each time the LifeSouth bloodmobile visits the Brooskville office.
I wouldn’t be alive if it weren’t for blood donors”