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HB 4069

Central Broward Water Control District, Broward County

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Mike Gottlieb

HB 4069 restructures Central Broward Water Control District's governance in Florida, affecting regional flood control, drainage, and water management operations and funding.

Now in Ways & Means Committee
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Bill Summary · HB 4069

Legislative bill overview

HB 4069 establishes or modifies the governance and operational structure of the Central Broward Water Control District in Broward County, Florida. The bill is currently in early-stage consideration with referrals to multiple committees that typically handle local government authority, fiscal matters, and state-level coordination.

Why is this important

Water management districts in Florida directly affect flood control, drainage, water supply, and stormwater management for residents and businesses. Changes to district governance can influence how local infrastructure projects are funded, prioritized, and implemented—affecting property values, insurance rates, and public safety in Broward County's low-lying and flood-prone areas.

Potential points of contention

  • Governance authority: Whether the restructuring centralizes or decentralizes decision-making, affecting local control versus regional coordination
  • Fiscal impact: Potential changes to property tax assessments, fees, or bond authority that could increase resident costs or alter district funding mechanisms
  • Stakeholder representation: Questions about who serves on the district's governing board and whether the new structure represents agricultural interests, environmental groups, developers, or residential communities fairly

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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