Monthly Archives: July 2021

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  2807/21

  We Want Your Feedback on Potential South Hillsborough Wellfield

  Future Water, Groundwater

  Tampa Way Water is considering a new wellfield in southern Hillsborough County to meet growing water needs and wants your feedback. You can learn about the project by watching a...

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  2807/21

  Summer Rains Increase Surface Water Availability, Help Fill Reservoir

  Climate, Reservoir, Surface Water

  ‘April showers bring May flowers’ is not typically the case in Florida, as our dry season runs October through late May. But June gave us nearly a whopping 10 inches...

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  2807/21

  New Infrastructure Planning Tool Helps Deliver Just-in-Time Water Projects

  Financial, Future Water

  One of the toughest decisions water utilities face is when to develop new water projects. If new infrastructure is built before it is needed, it can be an underused asset...

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  2807/21

  Agency Updating Strategic Plan

  Agency, Board

  Tampa Bay Water is updating its strategic plan and creating a performance measurement system. The strategic planning and performance process kicked off in March 2021 and, so far, Tampa Bay...

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  2807/21

  Southern Hillsborough County Projects Move Forward

  Board, Future Water

  Both the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners and Tampa Bay Water Board of Directors have approved a new point of connection between the two systems to help bring much-needed...

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  2807/21

  South Pasco Water Treatment Plant Project Will Improve Water Quality

  Water Quality

  At its July 19 meeting, the Tampa Bay Water Board of Directors approved the South Pasco Water Treatment Plant Water Improvements Project, which will improve the quality of the water...

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  2807/21

  Tampa Bay Water Requests Permit Enforcements to Protect Waterways

  Board, Environmental Sustainability, Water Quality

  Waters along the western coast of Florida and Tampa Bay have recently seen an increase in red tide, an overpopulation of nuisance algae that kills fish. Nutrients like nitrogen and...

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