Pasco County’s Department of Public Works is launching a major project to update its Stormwater Master Plan, which will identify stormwater areas of concern, as well as strategies and projects to help reduce flooding and improve drainage across unincorporated areas in Pasco County.
An Eastside Public Input Session is scheduled for April 23 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Historic Pasco County Courthouse, 37918 Meridian Ave., in Dade City, in the second-floor boardroom.
“It’s important we receive thorough feedback from the public on our Stormwater Master Plan,” said Public Works Director Jason Mickel, in a news release.
“We’re working hard to improve stormwater quality and reduce flooding, and these input sessions allow us the opportunity to fulfill that endeavor through community member concerns and suggestions,” said Mickel.
For those on the west side of the county and for those who cannot attend in person, ideas can be submitted online at MyPasco.net/swmp.
Published April 17, 2024
