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Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Next Wednesday:
Learn how harvesting rainwater when it is abundant can help reduce pollution from stormwater runoff and provide a supply of free water for your garden during the dry season.
More Information: Solina Rulfs, 305-679-0223 or [email protected]
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Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Saturday:
Learn about Florida’s unique water resources, and how harvesting rainwater can help conserve our water supply while reducing stormwater runoff and pollution.
Attendees for a $50 rebate toward the purchase of a rain barrel for installation at their home.
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Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
This Saturday:
Join UF/IFAS Master Gardeners at Thalatta Estate for a FREE series of hands-on workshops for the home gardener. July’s topic is All About Orchids! Attendees of this workshop will learn about the best care methods for your prized orchids in South Florida.
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Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Miami-Dade has always been a community that cares. Now it's our chance to stand with the people of Venezuela. #OurCounty is supporting earthquake relief efforts. Go to miamidade.gov/cares to see what is needed and where to drop it off.
ALT Dark blue background with a faint stars and flag pattern. Text reads: miamidade.gov/cares with a star, and below, VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE RELIEF in yellow, blue, and red. Miami-Dade County logo at bottom.
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Saturday at West Kendall Library:
Attend this seminar to learn all about how to successfully grow your own garden in South Florida! Learn about proper placement, plant selection, and more you will need to begin your own container garden. Ages 19 yrs.+
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Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Help reduce stormwater pollution in #OurCounty with a rain barrel. Eligible residents may qualify for a $50 rebate after completing a UF/IFAS workshop and installing a qualifying barrel. @MiamiDadeWater spr.ly/6019B88sxc
Protect. Invest. Conserve. #WaterIsLife
In observance of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day our offices will be closed Friday, May 8.
While our offices our closed, essential water and sewer operations will continue to ensure uninterrupted services across #OurCounty.
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
There are still spaces available for our Rain Barrel workshop this weekend at The Kampong - attendees are eligible for a $50 rebate for the purchase of qualifying rain barrels through the @MiamiDadeWater Rain Barrel Rebate Program!
Register here:
ntbg.org/events/rain-barrel/
Saturday:
Learn how harvesting rainwater can help reduce pollution and provide a supply of free water for your garden. With the @MiamiDadeWater Rain Barrel Rebate Program, attendees are eligible for a $50 rebate for qualified rain barrels when they apply online.
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The Water Shortage Warning for Miami-Dade has officially been lifted. 💧
Recent rainfall and continued conservation efforts helped restore water levels in the Biscayne Aquifer. While the warning is no longer in effect, your conservation actions can still make a big difference.
South Florida is still under a Water Shortage Warning and lower rainfall + increased water use can lower Biscayne Aquifer levels. While there are no mandatory restrictions in place right now, your small actions can make a big impact. 💧 🌎
#WaterIsLife
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
A small drip can waste big water. During Fix-a-Leak Week (Mar 16–22), check your home for leaks, save water and lower your bill. Some hidden leaks may even qualify for a bill adjustment from @MiamiDadeWater.
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#WaterIsLife #OurCounty
We are proactively rehabilitating a 54-inch sewer force main along West Flagler between SW 78 PL and 72 AVE/Milam Dairy RD. Please use caution while driving in the area.
@MyFDOT_Miami
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
Congratulations to @MiamiDadeWater for earning the 2025 Annual Pebble Award.
Pump Station 0187 is #Thriving!
#WorkHereThriveHere
Our crews recently completed a new water service installation to support reliable service in the area. Delivering clean drinking water takes planning, precision, & teamwork. We’re proud to get it done.
Our offices will be closed on Monday, February 16th, in observance of Presidents' Day.
While our offices are closed, our treatment plants will continue operating 24/7 to provide uninterrupted water and sewer services to #OurCounty.
A Water Shortage Warning is in effect for #OurCounty. There are no mandatory restrictions at this time. However, the South Florida Water Management District has advised that additional measures may be implemented if conditions worsen.
While water service remains reliable, conserving water now helps protect the Biscayne Aquifer, Miami-Dade’s primary drinking water source.
Your small actions can make a big impact. Help us save water and protect our precious resource, because #WaterIsLife. 💧🤍
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
⚠️ The @SFWMD issued a Water Shortage Warning for Collier, Glades, Highlands, Lee, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties amid continuing dry conditions and increasing water supply concerns.
🔗 Visit SFWMD.gov/News to read more.
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer retweeted
As temperatures continue to drop across Miami-Dade, take steps now to protect your pets from the cold.
• Bring pets indoors or provide warm shelter
• Pets kept outside should have an enclosed shelter with the entrance facing away from the wind
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A medida que las temperaturas continúan bajando en Miami-Dade, tome medidas ahora para proteger a sus mascotas del frío.
• Lleve a las mascotas al interior o proporcióneles un refugio cálido
• Las mascotas que permanezcan afuera deben tener un refugio cerrado con la entrada orientada lejos del viento
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Pandan tanperati yo ap kontinye bese nan Miami-Dade, pran mezi kounye a pou pwoteje bèt kay ou kont frèt la.
• Mete bèt kay yo andedan oswa ba yo yon abri ki cho
• Bèt kay ki rete deyò dwe gen yon abri fèmen, ak antre a ki vire lwen van an
