Most Floridians drink water from one of the more than 5,000 Public Water Systems (PWSs) in the state. Public Water Systems range from large community systems such as those found in the city of Jacksonville, to non-transient non-community systems such as schools and factories, to very small transient non-community systems such as campgrounds.
Domestic Wastewater Facilities submitting non-NPDES forms electronically should email the completed form to the appropriate district office listed below. Facilities submitting Form 62-610.300(4)(a)4, Pathogen Monitoring Report, should also use these email addresses.
Reuse is an integral part of water resources management, wastewater management and ecosystem management in Florida. It reduces demands on valuable surface and ground waters used for drinking water sources, eliminates discharges that may pollute valuable surface waters, recharges ground water, and postpones costly investment for development of new water sources and supplies.
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