Lake Worth Drainage District

10/31/2026

From all of us at LWDD, we wish you and your family a safe and happy Halloween!

10/30/2026

💗 Together, We Made a Difference! 💗
Community service is in the DNA at the LWDD. As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, LWDD thanks our dedicated staff who donated, wore pink, and helped raise awareness throughout October. Because of your generosity, 21 donors helped raise $600 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, supporting breast cancer research, education, and resources for those impacted by breast cancer. We are proud of what we accomplished together, but the fight against breast cancer does not end when October does. Let's continue to support, educate, and inspire hope year-round. 💕🎗️
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10/21/2026

LWDD Chief Electrician William Holland has unlimited capacity for public service! Okay, maybe not unlimited...but the capacitor he installed will help critical flood control infrastructure operate efficiently and protect the electric grid in surrounding neighborhoods. That’s what we call putting power behind public service!

10/19/2026

When you’re more than 110 years old, a little refresh is a good thing! We’ve updated our “Who We Are” video, and we hope you’ll check it out to learn more about LWDD and the work we do for our community. Video:

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10/16/2026

We love outdoor living, but this might be taking it a little too far. Canal rights-of-way are essential for flood control operations, maintenance access, and emergency response activities. Please keep personal property, debris, and other obstructions out of these areas. See large debris clogging an LWDD canal? Email [email protected] to report it...or to claim your missing living room furniture and water toy. 😉

10/15/2026

U.S. Drought Monitor October 15, 2026

For the 50 states and Puerto Rico, the U.S. Drought Monitor shows 45.05% in moderate drought or worse, compared to 46.29% last week.

10/09/2026

LWDD Information Technology Manager Juan Tobar oversees the installation of an emergency backup communications system at District headquarters, helping ensure critical communication capabilities remain available during emergencies and severe weather events.

Investing in reliable technology today helps us stay connected and ready when it matters most.

09/25/2026

Attention shoppers! Carts belongs in the checkout line, not on an LWDD canal bank. Canal rights-of-way are essential for flood control operations, maintenance access, and emergency response activities. Leaving personal property in these areas can create safety and operational concerns. Email [email protected] to report large debris clogging an LWDD canal . . . or to claim your lost item.

09/20/2026

09/20/2026

At this time, all 500 miles of LWDD canals and water control structures in southeastern Palm Beach County are operating as designed to move water as quickly and safely as possible.
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