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Aug 21, 2026
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The Southwest Florida Water Management District is soliciting proposals for a configurable Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based Real-Time Flood Forecasting (RTFF) solution.
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Brooksville
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Hernando
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2379 Broad St
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(352) 796-7211
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34604
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Southwest Florida Water Management District
This plan outlines strategies for the Southwest Florida Water Management District's Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) Program to protect and restore Sarasota Bay. Adopting a 'hold the line' approach, it focuses on maintaining and improving water quality by reducing nitrogen loads, supporting monitoring and research, improving loading models, and identifying water quality improvement projects. Concurrently, it emphasizes natural systems protection and restoration through seagrass mapping, evaluating past restoration efforts, identifying new habitat restoration opportunities, and developing sustainability plans for the estuaries. The plan coordinates efforts with various agencies and partners to ensure the long-term ecological health of Sarasota Bay.
The Governing Board meeting agenda included various financial, resource management, and regulatory items. Key topics discussed were the identification of a new slate of officers for financial documents, approval of Governing Board travel for the Annual Environmental Permitting Summer School, and the renewal of an independent auditing services contract. Additional agenda items covered FARMS projects for Longino Ranch, Inc. and Seaboard Berry Farms, LLC, the approval of floodplain information for watershed management plans in Pasco and Marion counties, and the acceptance of a perpetual easement for the Punta Gorda Heights Hawthorn data collection site. The Board also reviewed general counsel reports regarding emergency orders and discussed administrative reports on hurricane preparedness, hydrologic conditions, and advisory committee updates.
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This document provides an update to the Sarasota Bay Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) Plan, serving as a comprehensive guidance document for the protection and restoration of Sarasota Bay. It outlines a 'hold the line' approach to maintain the ecological health of the bay by addressing two primary goals: enhancing water quality through the reduction of nitrogen loads and protecting and restoring natural systems, including critical habitats such as seagrass meadows. The plan emphasizes collaborative efforts with various local, regional, state, and federal partners to counter the impacts of land use changes, sea-level rise, and climate change, thereby ensuring the long-term resiliency and health of the Sarasota Bay estuaries.
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