Sanitary Sewer & Stormwater Infrastructure Services in Broward County

Across the trailing 12 months, Broward County logged 78 sanitary sewer releases in FDEP public notices, with 154,004 gallons reported in total. That ranks Broward County number 16 of 38 by reported volume. One event accounts for 92,000 gallons, the largest in the Broward County window. Broward County last appeared in the notice record on August 26, 2026. Counts in that range concentrate in a handful of Broward County basins. Of the 863,128 housing units counted in Broward County by US Census ACS housing age estimates, 50.3% predate 1980. The estimated median Broward County structure is 51 years old. Where 50.3% of structures predate 1980, Broward County mains are largely clay era, and cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining is the lower disruption fix.

Broward County recorded 42.3 inches in the trailing 12 months per NOAA precipitation data at 100% coverage. At 42.3 inches, Broward County conditions were ordinary, so the record reflects assets more than weather. No active Clean Water Act enforcement is on record for Broward County in EPA ECHO, so budget cycles set the schedule. Broward County sits in South Florida, and its numbers read best next to Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. Statewide capability reaches Broward County, with crews mobilized to the county and held until the work is documented.