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Apr
Phase II Water Shortage Restrictions Now in Effect
Phase II Water Shortage Restrictions Now in Effect Due to ongoing dry conditions, the St. Johns River Water Management District...
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Apr
Phase II Water Shortage Restrictions Now in Effect Due to ongoing dry conditions, the St. Johns River Water Management District...
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Apr
× Retracted 04/30/2026 – Planned Water Service Interruption and Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory Please be advised that water service in...
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Nov
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently updated its Lead and Copper Rule to further reduce the risk of lead exposure...
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