Water Reuse News 

Reuse/CUP Stakeholder Meetings Information and Summaries

Link to Stakeholder Comments on the 9-12-08 Draft Reclaimed Water Policy

November 19th 2008 Meeting

• November 19, 2008 Meeting Agenda
• November 19, 2008 DEP Presentation (6.8 MB)
• November 19, 2008 FWEA Proposed Concepts Presentation (1.5 MB)
• November 19, 2008 SWFWMD Aquifer Recharge Study Presentation (4.2 MB)

September 16th 2008 Meeting

• September 16, 2008 Meeting Agenda
• September 16, 2008 Meeting Summary
• September 16, 2008 DEP Presentation (14.5 MB)
• September 16, 2008 Draft Irrigation Policy
• September 16, 2008 WMD Requirement Comparison
• September 16, 2008 SJRWMD Rule Amendments Presentation

August 18th 2008 Meeting

• August 18, 2008 Meeting Agenda
• Presentation from the August 18, 2008 Meeting
• August 18, 2008 Meeting Summary

• DEP Announces - Shanin Speas-Frost, P.E., MBA as the New Water Reuse Coordinator.

• Florida Water Reuse Trail - WateReuse Florida, the FWEA Water Reuse Committee, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection have joined together to develop the Florida Water Reuse Trail -- a route around and through Florida that will feature exemplary water reuse projects. Individuals, utilities, and organizations are invited to nominate outstanding water reuse projects for inclusion on the Florida Water Reuse Trail. Selection will be competitive using criteria contained in the application package. Mark McNeal (ASRus) <mmcneal@asrus.net> chairs the Water Reuse Trail Committee.

• Announcement - The 2006 Reuse Inventory Available for Download
  Every year, DEP publishes the Annual Reuse Inventory Report. This report contains useful information about reuse systems in Florida. Get the 2006 Reuse Inventory!

• Florida’s Water Reuse Program Recognized For Water Efficiency

• Water Reuse Reporting Requirements for State Agencies, Universities, and Water Management Districts
  Section 403.0645, Florida Statutes directs state agencies, state universities, and water management districts to use reclaimed water to the greatest extent possible…  More...