Official account of CSID a public water, wastewater and stormwater maintenance agency serving the 33071 ZIP code in Broward County. A public record.
Coral Springs, FL
Joined January 2022
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Subtropical Storm Nicole has formed in the southwest Atlantic. It is forecast to move towards Florida over the coming days. The main impacts will be poor marine conditions, beach erosion and coastal flooding, periods of heavy rain, and gusty winds.
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Beginning July 15 through July 29, all water districts will temporarily change their method of chlorinating water to comply with recommendations from the Department of Environmental Protection.
>>> Read more: coralsprin.gs/3Q7SWQ6
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Potential Tropical Cyclone #One Advisory 7A: Flooding Rains Occurring Across Portions of South Florida. The Disturbance Should Move Across South Florida Today. go.usa.gov/W3H
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The City’s Office of Emergency Management is actively monitoring the progress of Potential Tropical Cyclone One. All city events this weekend have been postponed.
>>> For updates, visit CoralSprings.org/updates
Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
For latest on Potential Tropical Cyclone One Impacts Across South Florida visit our tropical page at: ow.ly/wZje50Jp01L #flwx
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6/2 8:30AM: While we continue to monitor chances for storms this PM, we are also keeping a close eye on the system over the Yucatan peninsula, which is likely to develop in the next 1-2 days, and will bring heavy precip capable of causing flash flooding across SoFL. #FLwx
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#HurricaneSeason starts tomorrow. #BePrepared. 🔽
May 31 2PM EDT: A large and complex area of low pressure is expected to develop near the Yucatan Peninsula and the northwestern Caribbean Sea in a couple of days. Regardless of development, locally heavy rainfall is possible across South Florida by the end of the week. #flwx
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During the 2022 Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday from May 28 to June 10, stock up on qualifying disaster preparedness supplies exempt from tax. For more information and a list of qualifying items, visit coralsprin.gs/3lEqUxH
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Coral Springs FL, Sunrise FL and Tamarac FL until 2:45 PM EDT – at Florida, USA
ALT This graphic displays a severe thunderstorm warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 2:45 PM EDT. The warning includes Coral Springs FL, Sunrise FL and Tamarac FL. This warning is for Northern Broward County in southeastern Florida and Southeastern Palm Beach County in southeastern Florida. The threats associated with this warning are wind gusts up to 60 MPH and quarter sized hail. There are 340,130 people in the warning along with 61 schools and 4 hospitals.
Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
We are currently hiring for a water plant lead operator. This position requires a valid Class A drinking water license. For more information, visit our career page at csidfl.org/employment-opport….
#WeAreHiring #JointheTeam #Hiring #Jobs #CSIDFL
Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
Happy Codeword Monday! #conservationpays @CooperCityGOV @cohgov @FTLCityNews @CityofWeston @cityofsunrise @PlantationFLA @CoconutCreekGov @DFB_City @CoralSpringsFL @cityofmiramar
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Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
Curious about what actions you can take to protect groundwater? Here are five easy ways to save water. 💧 #gwaw
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Hi from the Sunshine State of #Florida! Together with our WaterSense partners @BrowardEnv @EPAwatersense we are working on saving water! DYK that we lose 1 trillion gallons of H2O a year through leaks? Such a waste! That’s why it’s important to find them and #FixALeak
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If you have a landscape irrigation system installed, be sure it has a rain shut-off device. More sophisticated than older water gauges, these sensors will keep the system from watering when rain has already done the job. More on Gardening Solutions: gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.…
ALT A sensor being set into a lawn to measure moisture.
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Have you watched this week's WMM video yet? Join us today for Facebook Live Q&A at 12:30pm. Brie there!
#watermatters @BrowardCounty
#sustainablebroward
Video: bit.ly/3KfmHL8
Survey: bit.ly/35PfjXU
Water Matters Month Webpage: bit.ly/3Km5Oi1
Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
Today is International Women’s Day!
Show your support by striking the #BreakTheBias pose in your LIVE UNITED shirt and tag us. Simply cross your arms to show solidarity with women worldwide.
United, we can #BreakTheBias!
#InternationalWomensDay #WomenUnitedBroward
Coral Springs Improvement District retweeted
We told you that you could win. But you can't win if you don't play! Sign up now at conservationpays.com and start playing. @Floridamirimar @CooperCityGOV @cohgov @FortLauderdale @CityofWeston @cityofsunrise @PlantationFLA @CoconutCreekGov @Deerfieldbeach @CoralSpringsFL
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Are you ready? Play Splash a game where water matters to win cash, prizes & more. Earn points toward winning. @CooperCityGOV @cohgov @FortLauderdale @CityofWeston @cityofsunrise @PlantationFLA @CoconutCreekGov @Deerfieldbeach @CoralSpringsFL @floridamiramar
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