Florida Keys Service Center

The Florida Keys Service Center was established in 1993. A variety of educational outreach efforts and special events are an integral part of SFWMD's comittment to reach all of the communities and the people of south and central Florida.

We also work with local governments to provide funding and technical assistance for a variety of environmental projects.

Our staff can help you with your local permitting, share information about projects to restore/clean up Florida Bay, or talk with you about our planning efforts for water supply in the Keys and the Lower East Coast.

Tom Genovese is the Director of the Florida Keys Service Center. You can call him at (305) 453-1275, cell (305) 797-2923, or E-mail tgenove@sfwmd.gov

Florida Keys Benefit from Water Quality Improvement Partnerships - SFWMD projects will manage stormwater and reduce flooding with continued commitment to the Keys. (Nov. 16)

14 Florida Keys Hotels and Motels Become Water CHAMPs - 634 hotel & motel rooms to save water and money through SFWMD pilot program. (Oct. 23)

Water Shortage Restrictions
Remain in Effect

Recent Rains Allow for 2 Days of Lawn Watering in Monroe County - Water conservation still remains critical to protect the public water supply. (June 12) Just the Facts [PDF]

Conserve Water & Save Money
Be a Water CHAMP in the Keys!

Free Water Conservation Program for lodging facilities with fewer than 100 rooms that are not yet certified as a Florida Green Lodging facility. For more information, contact Tom Genovese at tgenove@sfwmd.gov or call (305) 453-1275. Water CHAMP Fact Sheet [PDF]

We invite you to stop by and visit, or to contact us with your questions or concerns.

• Lower East Coast