Public Notice — Jacksonville (SJR No. 2026-004)
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Phase 1 Water Shortage Order issued for several counties due to low water levels.
- Published
- Category
- Other
- City
- Jacksonville
- Case #
- SJR No. 2026-004
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What to do next
- 1
Reduce Water Usage
Start conserving water immediately to comply with the Phase 1 Water Shortage Order.
- 2
Stay Informed
Visit the St Johns River Water Management District website for updates on restrictions.
- 3
Plan for Dry Conditions
Prepare for potential mandatory restrictions if the water shortage worsens.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Phase 1 Water Shortage Order?
- It is a declaration to encourage water conservation due to low water levels.
- Which areas are affected by the water shortage?
- Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, St. Johns, Putnam, and parts of Baker and Bradford counties.
- What should I do during the water shortage?
- All water users should voluntarily reduce water use and conserve water.
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Full Notice Text
NOTICE St Johns River Water Management District Declaration of Phase I Water Shortage Below-average rainfall, declining groundwater levels, and reduced river flows are contributing to water resource stress therefore the St Johns River Water Management District has issued a Phase 1 Water Shortage Order, SJR No. 2026-004 (https://aws.sjrwmd.com/SJRWMD/government/2026-004.pdf) for Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, St. Johns, Putnam County and the portions of Baker and Bradford counties within the District Boundary, The City of Gainesville, Micanopy, and Hawthorne located in Alachua County. All other municipalities located in Alachua County and areas of unincorporated Alachua County should follow the Suwannee River Water Management District Water Shortage Order. All water users are encouraged to voluntarily reduce water use and conserve water to the maximum extent possible. Wasteful and unnecessary water use is prohibited. Water users are also encouraged to proactively plan for extended dry conditions and the potential for additional mandatory restrictions should the water shortage advance to a more severe phase. Visit the Districts website at https://www.sjrwmd.com/wateringrestrictions/ 2/28/26