Tampa Bay Water

The Tampa Bay Kayak Anglers exemplify the incredible impact that can be achieved with funding from our Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program! Through their Hispanics for our Environment cleanups, they are actively raising awareness about the importance of source water protection within the Hispanic community. Do you have a great project idea to conserve and protect our water resources? Submit your mini-grant application by November 22, 2024, at tampabaywater.org/grant.

We spent this Saturday at Shorecrest Preparatory School St. Pete STEAMFest, where we educated the younger generation about our water supply and introduced them to career possibilities in water. Students had the chance to experiment with becoming an engineer with our water tower challenge and learned about properly disposing of pollutants with our source water protection cornhole game! #STEAM #CareersinWater

The Girl Scouts of West Central Florida #ValueWater, because without it, they wouldn't be able to continue making the world a better place! From doing science experiments to going for a hike, the Girl Scouts show us all the activities that would not be possible without water. #ImagineADayWithoutWater is National Day of Awareness highlighting the importance of access to reliable, clean water. See more community stories at https://lnkd.in/ev_cSagt.

At Great Explorations Children's Museum, imagination fuels creativity and play. Morris the Explorasaurus and the entire Great Explorations team #ValueWater because it is essential in fostering the joy of learning through creativity, play, and exploration. #ImagineADayWithoutWater is a National Day of Awareness highlighting the importance of access to reliable, clean water. See more community stories at https://lnkd.in/ev_cSagt.

The Tampa Bay area loves its local brews, and it'd be impossible to keep our craft beer scene thriving without water. Manny with Florida Avenue Brewing Co. tells us why they #ValueWater and highlights the vital role that high-quality water plays in the brewing industry. #ImagineADayWithoutWater is National Day of Awareness highlighting the importance of access to reliable, clean water. See more community stories at https://lnkd.in/ev_cSagt.

Our general manager, Chuck Carden, reflects on the impacts of recent storm events and the value of drinking water to our #TampaBay community. #ImagineADayWithoutWater is a National Day of Awareness highlighting the importance of access to reliable, clean water. See more community stories at https://lnkd.in/ev_cSagt.

Tampa Bay Water is proud to partner with Glazer Children's Museum because people of all ages can play a part in ensuring clean, safe drinking water for generations to come. Whether you talked to our team about conserving water, played source water protection corn hole or learned about water’s journey inside the museum today, you are doing your part in protecting the #TampaBay region’s drinking water supply. Happy 14th birthday to the Glazer Children’s Museum! #BirthdayBash

Are you looking to make a positive impact on your community? We have $50,000 in grant funding available to support projects that help conserve water and protect our drinking water sources! Learn more at tampabaywater.org/grant.

Under Tampa Bay Water’s Water Shortage Mitigation Plan the region has returned to Normal Conditions, indicating river flows are adequate and rainfall is in surplus. However, it’s important that residents continue to conserve water to help replenish the C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir for the next dry season. 💧https://lnkd.in/eBwMYPB7

We joined Girl Scouts of West Central Florida for the grand opening of the Wonders of Water Educational Hub today at Camp Indian Echo! The educational hub will be where Girl Scouts will learn all about the water cycle with hands-on activities. Funding for this hub was supported by Tampa Bay Water’s Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program. The funding was also used to install a new aerator to improve the water quality of Daisy Lake, put in a water bottle filling station and provide programming on source water protection. Source water protection information will be permanently affixed to the educational hub, ensure the thousands of Girl Scouts and community group members that utilize Camp Indian Echo each year continue to learn about the importance of clean drinking water for years to come. Pasco County Government Commissioner and Tampa Bay Water Board Member Jack Mariano and GSWCF CEO Mary Pat King spoke about the importance of source water protection and what this new educational hub means to the camp and the Girl Scouts.