EcoBoard.com expands Florida environmental alerts statewide

EcoBoard.com has expanded its free environmental alert service from four Southwest Florida regions to all 67 Florida counties. This development allows residents across the state to receive timely notifications about various environmental concerns. The service monitors several key indicators, including sewage spills reported to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, algae blooms and toxin results from state lab sampling, Lake Okeechobee discharge surges, and National Weather Service warnings.

Residents can now subscribe to alerts by one of twelve regions or statewide, providing flexibility in how they receive information relevant to their areas of interest. The live feed currently shows 132 active sewage-spill notices across 32 counties in the last 30 days, highlighting the immediate utility of this expanded service.

As a live water quality map and alerts service for Florida, EcoBoard.com plays a crucial role in informing the public about water safety. By making these alerts free via email and text, the service enhances accessibility for climate builders, policymakers, and sustainability leaders who rely on accurate and timely environmental data to make informed decisions.

About EcoBoard.com: Live water quality map and alerts for Florida. Shows whether Florida waterways are safe and alerts people when they aren't.

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