Welcome to Englewood Water District

Delivering High Quality, Clean Water
While Protecting Our Environment

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Attention: 9-16-2023 South End of Manasota Key-Beach Rd Recission of Precautionary Boil Water Notice

Employment Opportunity:   Wastewater Collections Maintenance Technician Trainee

 

<Click here> Lead Service Line Survey <Click here>

On December 16, 2021 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the development of a new regulation, Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI), to better protect communities from exposure to lead in drinking water. This regulation requires all water systems to create a comprehensive service line inventory. In an effort to expedite the inventory process, the Englewood Water District (EWD) is asking residents to self-report the material composition of their home’s service line. Please contact EWD at 941-474-3217 if you have any questions or concerns.

Assistance paying utility bills may be available. Sarasota County residents can view information on the Emergency Rental Assistance Program here.

Charlotte County residents can view information on the Fastrack Program here.

Reminder —  Please do not flush items down toilets that do not belong there.  Items such as Paper Towels, Wipes (such as Baby Wipes, Disinfecting Wipes, etc..) and Cloth Rags can cause problems for sewer collection systems.  These items can also cause blockages in a households own sewer pipes, which could cause sewer to back up into peoples homes.  Items such as these should be discarded in the trash.  Wastewater that comes from flushing should only contain water, human waste and toilet paper.

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  • Enabling Act

    Englewood Water District (Englewood, FL)

    The District encompasses approximately 44.5 square miles in Southern Sarasota County and Western Charlotte County. There are four (4) fresh water and two (2) brackish water wellfields. This raw water is treated at either the lime softening treatment plant or the reverse osmosis treatment plant. The finished waters are mixed and sent into the distribution system.

    The District also operates a 3.0 MGD Water Reclamation Facility to take care of the sanitary sewer needs of the area. As of January 2019 87% of all water customers also receive sewer service.

    In 2022 customers within the Englewood Water District service area used an estimated 72 gallons per capita per day (gpcd).  To see how your water usage stacks up please visit SWFWMD Water Use Calculator.