MFLs Public Meetings

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow requirements for the Upper Peace River and is hosting a virtual public meeting to share the new proposed requirements. Minimum flows identify the limits at which further withdrawals would be significantly harmful to the water resources or ecology of an area. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with accompanying appedicies and more information about the process are available on the UPR MFL webpage. 

This meeting is open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMFLMeeting

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMeeting6

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMtg5

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMtg4

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMtg3

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UPRMtg2

This panel meeting was cancelled due to a technical issue. The remaining meetings will continue as scheduled.

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link:  https://bit.ly/UPRMtg1

The Southwest Florida Water Management District is currently developing new minimum flow standards for the Upper Peace River. Minimum flows are intended to prevent significant harm to the water resources or ecology of an area that may be caused by water withdrawals. 

The draft minimum flows report for the Upper Peace River, along with the scientific or technical data, methodologies, models, and assumptions used to support the development of proposed minimum flows, is voluntarily subjected to independent scientific peer review. The peer review is conducted by a panel of recognized experts in fields relevant to the development of minimum flows.

All meetings are open to the public. You'll need to register ahead of time to receive meeting login info. 

Meeting Registration Link:  https://bit.ly/UPRMeeting

The District is scheduled to adopt new minimum levels for Lake Angelo and Lake Denton, which are located in northern Highlands County. Minimum Flows and Levels are a protective measure used by the District for water use permitting, water supply planning and environmental resource permitting. 

This meeting is open to the public and the purpose is to share the proposed new minimum lake levels and accept public comments for consideration. More information and draft reports about the proposed minimum levels are available on the website. 

Click here to register for the meeting. 

Date: 11/12/2025

Time: 2 – 4 PM

Link to Join Teams Meeting: https://msteams.link/SFRE