Water Supply

The Kissimmee Basin encompasses a diverse water supply planning region that includes parts of the Orlando metropolitan area, the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes, Kissimmee River, Lake Istokpoga and Indian Prairie.

The water supply planning process peers 20 years into the future to predict population growth and the trends in agricultural to determine the water-supply needs well into the future. With modeling tools that assist in the understanding of current water supplies, the water supply planning process determines how much "new" water is needed through the development of alternative water supply strategies.

Water Managers Initiate Effort to Protect Kissimmee River Flows - SFWMD Board authorizes rulemaking to set aside water for restoration first. (June 12)

Water Shortage Restrictions
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		Effective April 18, most areas of the District will be allowed to water two-days-a-week if needed. Improved conditions prompted the modified mandatory water use restrictions. more >
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Two-Day-A-Week Watering

Look for your COMMUNITY – the PDF publications below provide details for Residential Restrictions (front page) and Commercial Restrictions (back page).

Orange and Osceola counties – At a Glance [PDF]

Charlotte, Highlands and Polk counties – At a Glance [PDF]

WATER SAVINGS INCENTIVE PROGRAM (SIP): Get Grant Application (You will need to register from this link).

Water Conservation - tips for conserving water in your home or business.

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