Fort Lauderdale Sewage

Officials in Fort Lauderdale this week voted on the list of guidelines to charge the city's lobbyists with and the types of legislation the city is looking to support — and oppose.

Nearly a year after the city's sewage spills, the issue of taking action to create cleaner waterways has taken center stage in the mayoral election.

On Tuesday night, commissioners approved a deal with state officials that would allow the city to spend more than $3 million on an environmental restoration project in lieu of paying the fine.

After residents continued to plead for the city to fund water quality testing, the city announced last week they are working on an arrangement with a Miami water nonprofit.

City commissioners in Fort Lauderdale met for an online meeting Tuesday night, where they approved several spending projects.

The state of Florida has hit the city of Fort Lauderdale with a $2.1 million penalty, the largest in its history, after scores of sewage spills that…

Residents of Miami Beach, Surfside and Bal Harbour Village are being warned to steer clear of some waterways and reduce water use after three sewer line…

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As broken sewage pipes foul Fort Lauderdale’s waterways, a group of conservationists has begun deploying one of the world’s most formidable filtration…

City crews are on the scene of another sewer line break in Fort Lauderdale, officials said Monday.Initial reports indicate the break happened in a 14-inch…

Pipes in Fort Lauderdale keep breaking--it's been an almost daily reality for many people living and working in the city.More than 200 million gallons of…

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is imposing a nearly $1.8 million fine on the City of Fort Lauderdale for the more than 200…