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Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive remains closed

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From the St. John's River Water Management District

All lands owned by the St. Johns River Water Management District will remain closed to the public as staff continues to assess each property for safety and accessibility. This includes the district’s Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive.

Understanding that district lands are popular outdoor recreation destinations, the district’s post-storm priorities are focused on mission-critical responses and supporting local governments’ recovery efforts. While initial property inspections have found flooding, trees down and other conditions that make the area unsafe for recreation continued inspections will not occur until commercial fuel supply is readily available.

The latest information regarding office and land closures, updated meeting schedules, flooding information, water levels, local government emergency contacts and other resources is available on the district's website at www.sjrwmd.com.

According to its website, the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive remains closed.

About the St. Johns River Water Management District

St. Johns River Water Management District staff are committed to ensuring the sustainable use and protection of water resources for the benefit of the people of the district and the state of Florida. The St. Johns River Water Management District is one of five districts in Florida managing groundwater and surface water supplies in the state. The district encompasses all or part of 18 northeast and east-central Florida counties. District headquarters are in Palatka, and staff also are available to serve the public at service centers in Maitland, Jacksonville, and Palm Bay.

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Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, St. Johns River Water Management District

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