Annual Agency Reuse Reports - Water Reuse for State Agencies, State Universities, and Water Management Districts

Annual Agency Reuse Reports are due February 1 of each year. All state agencies, state universities, and water management districts are required to submit Annual Agency Reuse Reports.

Florida Statutes direct all state agencies, state universities, and water management districts to use reclaimed water to the greatest extent practicable. Florida Statutes also require submittal of Annual Agency Reuse Reports to the Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) on or before February 1, detailing efforts to use reclaimed water.

Statutory Directive in Section 403.0645, F.S.

Guidance for Preparing Annual Agency Reuse Reports

Annual DEP Agency Reuse Reports

Download the 2024 DEP Agency Reuse Report

Download the 2023 DEP Agency Reuse Report

Download the 2022 DEP Agency Reuse Report

Download the 2021 DEP Agency Reuse Report

Download the 2020 DEP Agency Reuse Report

Why Reuse?

Water reuse simply makes sense for Florida and Florida has become the national leader in water reuse. Using reclaimed water (treated domestic wastewater) conserves precious drinking water resources. Water reuse also offers opportunities to recharge and augment available surface water and ground water resources in a manner that protects public health and environmental quality. Use of reclaimed water by state agencies, state universities, and water management districts aids in Florida’s water conservation efforts. Use by state agencies, state universities, and water management districts also serves to educate the public about water reuse, the quality of reclaimed water, the safety of reuse, and the acceptability of reuse.

Learn more about water reuse.

Learn about the extent of reuse in Florida by reviewing the Reuse Inventory.