The District has re-opened its recreation sites and camp sites previously closed by concerns from COVID-19.

In anticipation of Tropical Storm Cristobal, the District is closing reservation campsites in the west region through at least Tuesday, June 9.

The District extended its Emergency Order to address the needs of those seeking permits as well as those with questions or issues related to existing permits.

The Northwest Florida Water Management District is re-opening individual camping sites at 17 recreation sites.

The District has extended its Emergency Order to address the needs of those seeking permits during the COVID-19 health emergency.

The District is re-opening most of its day-use recreation sites beginning Monday, May 4. CDC guidelines on social distancing and group size will be enforced.

In accordance with Executive Order 20-91, the District is closing all recreation sites with managed facilities until at least April 30, 2020.

Beginning March 17, the District will close its offices in Midway and DeFuniak Springs to the public, but staff can be reached via telephone or email.

The 90-day appeal and comment period concludes May 12 for Gulf County property and business owners wishing to challenge the preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Map and Flood Insurance Study reports.

The Northwest Florida Water Management District announced the hiring of Darryl Boudreau as Resource Planning Program Manager.