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Fecal bacteria may be in the water where you're swimming. A proposed act aims to require posting advisories.
The proposed “Safe Waterways Act” by Calusa Waterkeeper would require the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) to issue health advisories and post and maintain warning notices at “public bathing places” where the water has been found to contain fecal bacteria.
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Fecal bacteria may be in the water where you're swimming. A proposed act aims to require posting advisories.
The proposed “Safe Waterways Act” by Calusa Waterkeeper would require the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) to issue health advisories and post and maintain warning notices at “public bathing places” where the water has been found to contain fecal bacteria.
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Watering restricted in NE Cape Coral after aquifer's level drops; almost all lawn irrigation banned
Stringent water restrictions now in effect in Northeastern Cape Coral after aquifer drops. Moves made to protect the Mid-Hawthorn Aquifer and the drinking water supply in this area of Cape Coral.
Water main break at Collier Boulevard, one lane closed, boil alert issued for 3,000 customers
A water main break on Collier Boulevard Wednesday occurred when a contractor bored through the 24-inch water main. Repair crews are on the scene. Repairs are expected to take 12 to 14 hours.
Ahead of LA fires damage tour Trump makes false water claims. Here's what experts say
President Trump and others are spreading false narratives about water and the LA wildfires. These include the notion that the city didn't have enough water to fight the fires.
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North Port's water may smell like chlorine and makes clean laundry dirty -- but that's a good thing
North Port is in the midst of two-week process to clear out the piping of the city's water system, which can be done while the water can still be used
Danger can lurk in flood waters; Private well testing kits available in Charlotte County after Debby
Charlotte County residents concerned their private wells may have been contaminated by flooding from Hurricane Debby, can test your water at no cost through Aug. 9.
Boil Water Notice lifted for the remainder of Lee County; Town & River, North Trail RV, Siesta Isles
Lee County Utilities has now rescinded its precautionary Boil Water Notice for all of its service area.
Lee County utilities issues boil water notice for South Fort Myers area off Winkler Road
Lee County Utilities issues precautionary boil water notice for select communities off Winkler Road in South Fort Myers
Study: North Cape Coral slowly sinking, likely due to over-pumping for city's water desalinization plant
Nearly 40 square miles of North Cape Coral is sinking, an inch or more every year, due to over-pumping the aquifers below the city for household water.
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