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FL0020559

City of Port Orange Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 25,000 gallons. The release took place at a treatment plant, and was caused by a broken bar screen on a piece of equipment. No storm drains or waterways have been impacted. The release was sent back to an on-site drain, and lime will be applied.

FLA029939

Village of Indiantown reports 2,000 gallons of raw sewage being released from a lift station due to equipment failure in Indiantown. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Cleanup actions have been completed.

FLA326321

Port St Lucie Utilities reports 5,400 gallons of raw sewage being released from a force main due to contractor error in Port St Lucie. Nearby storm drains were impacted draining to a retention pond. Cleanup actions have been completed.

FLA326321

City of Port St Lucie Utilities reports 600 gallons of raw sewage being released from a lift station due to equipment failure in Port St Lucie. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Cleanup actions have been completed.

FLA326321

The City of Port St Lucie Utilities reports a release of 375 gallons of wastewater from a lift station due to a blockage. No storm drains or waterways were impacted and cleanup has been completed. : On 08-20-2025 at 8:50pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow at Lift Station NP-30 located at 399 NW Placid Ave. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the wet well lid at approximately 75gpm. The initial inspection discovered that the mechanical floats were not engaged due to an excessive layer of sludge. Staff engaged the pumps manually and the spill ceased at 8:55 pm. Staff broke apart and washed down the sludge. Approximately 375 gallons escaped into the driveway and roadway. Staff used a vacuum pumper truck to recover approximately 337 gallons. Approximately 37 gallons percolated into the soil or 10%. Staff also spread 2 pounds of lime to disinfect the affected area. No surface water or public access areas affected. No Sampling is required All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA016691

Sean Kleinhenz/sean.kleinhenz@clearwatersolutions.com/352-816-2655

FLA102695

Brevard County Utilities reports a wastewater release of raw sewage of an unknown amount from a force main due to a contractor in Merritt Island. A storm water drain was impacted. Clean up actions were completed.

FLA326321

City of Port St. Lucie reports a raw sewage release of approximately 100 gallons due to a line break on a commerical grinder. There are no reported impacts to storm drains or waterways. The release has been contained and cleanup actions are in progress. On 09-04-2025 at 11:10 am staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a damaged 2-inch commercial low-pressure sewer discharge line located at 1991 SW Savage Blvd (WG-119). Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at a rate of 10 GPM when pumps are running. The initial inspection discovered that a Horizontal Directional Drilling Contractor damaged the 2-inch commercial low-pressure sewer discharge line. Staff turned off commercial grinder pumps at WP-119 located at 1991 SW Savage Blvd. The spill ceased at 11:20 am. A repair crew was dispatched to area and repaired the low-pressure sewer discharge line. Approximately 100 gallons escaped onto the grassy area. No sampling is required. All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA139653

Approximately 225 gallons of raw sewage was released from a force main due to equipment failure in Port St Lucie. The release impacted a nearby storm drain. Clean up actions were completed. On 09/05/2025 at 12:30pm a small hole on 8inch DI force main line caused an estimated discharge of under 1000 gallons of wastewater. A repair clamp was used to make repairs and sealed the leak. No bodies of water were affected. Leak was contained to hole. Backfilled hole using clean fill and applied lime to area and washed area with bleach. End time of event was at 18:05 hours.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Washed down area

FLA040622

Brevard County reports a wastewater release of raw sewage of an unknown amount from a force main due to unknown causes in Satellite Beach. A storm water drain was impacted. Clean up actions were completed.

Signs posted, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FL0020532

Lift Station Pineland #1 at 305 Sandoval Dr failed causing 2 manholes to seep. Sewage flowed gently toward 1 storm drain. ~500 gallons surcharged until repair was made. Crews disinfected street and vacuumed & disinfected storm drain catch basin.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Applied disinfectant, Raked and disposed of debris, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FL0020532

12" force main cracked about 14", most likely due to continuous heavy rainfall. A 30" sleeve was used to repair line. Crews had the overflow stopped within 40 minutes of complaint. About 600 gallons total spilled into a resident's front yard, with about 200 of those gallons making their way into the Halifax Intracoastal Waterway. The untreated sewage ran along a depression on the side of the resident's property. Once break was repaired, crews shoveled and vacuumed up all sewage and debris, including contaminated sand, then disinfected the resident's front yard and the depression leading to the river with lime.

Applied lime, Raked and disposed of debris, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area, Water samples taken

FLA709883

9/09/2025 at approximately 2:30 PM, a contractor, Clearwater Solutions, unintentionally broke the force main line during work activities near the lift station. This resulted in a sanitary sewer spill estimated at approximately 115,000 gallons. The spill was fully contained within an excavation hole at the site, no waterbodies were effected.
Septic tankers were mobilized promptly and remained onsite throughout the duration of the incident, continuously pumping out the spilled material to prevent further environmental impact. The spill lasted until approximately 11:00 PM, at which point the flow was fully controlled. Spill volume recovered was 109,800 gallons.
Cleanup efforts are currently underway. The impacted area will be treated with lime, and contaminated soil will be removed and properly disposed of in accordance with environmental regulations.

FL0027677

The storm event 0n 9/9/25 to 9/10/25 caused excess flows into the Eq basins with rainfall totaling 3.5 inches in 3 hours. As a result of hydraulic loadings, the equalization (EQ) tank and biological units experienced some intermittent leakage. At approximately 0100 hrs. on 09/10/25 the EQ tank jumped from a typical operating level of 6.5 feet to 12.5 ft. The EQ pumps automatically ramped up to maximum capacity to compensate. The EQ worked as designed and moved the flow to the biological treatment system. Operator inspection of the EQ tank observed some minor leakage. An inspection of the facility found all treatment processes online and working as intended at the time. The leakage was contained on-site with no discharge to any water bodies. Staff applied lime to the area adjacent to the equalization tank.

Extreme Weather

FL0020559

Sludge overflowed out of the drain for approximately 10 minutes during a bump of the filters. Most of the sludge has receded back into the drain once the backwash pumps were shut off. Due to excessive rainwater coming into the plant, it was backing up into the drains. Our filters were starting to get to critical high levels and required what we call a bump to allow the filters to drain properly. All of the water was contained within the boundaries of the plant, with a majority of the spill receded back into the drains on the asphalt and concrete areas and the remainder was hosed back into the drains. But a small portion was contained within the grassy swale between the clarifiers. There is no threat of harm, nor were there any injuries associated with the spill. Our corrective action will be to hose the sludge back into the drains distribute lime onto all of the affected areas where the sludge had come into contact with the ground.

FL0020532

Ormond Beach received ~13 inches of rainfall from a tropical moisture event on the night of 9-9-25 into 9-10-25, while ground was already saturated from other storms. The sanitary sewer manhole at this intersection had been previously unsealed for our I&I study and hadn't gotten reseal before the rain. It surcharged contaminated rain water into the early morning of 9-11-25. Surcharging ceased before 7am on 9-11-25, and crews are disinfecting and cleaning the storm drain today 9-11-25. The impacted storm drain feeds directly to the Halifax River. Samples will be collected today.

Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck, Water samples taken

FL0020532

Ormond Beach received ~13 inches of rainfall from a tropical moisture event on the night of 9-9-25 into 9-10-25, while ground was already saturated from other storms. The sanitary sewer manhole at this intersection had been unsealed for our I&I study where contractors were actively smoke testing. It surcharged contaminated rain water into the early morning of 9-11-25. Surcharging ceased before 7am on 9-11-25, and crews are disinfecting and cleaning the storm drain today 9-11-25. The impacted storm drain feeds to a drainage canal near Sanchez Park. Samples will be collected today.

Applied lime, Signs posted, Vacuumed/pump truck, Water samples taken

FLA040622

Coordinates are currently approximate. Location is near South Patrick Shores. Brevard County reports a raw sewage release of an unknown amount due to a line break of an ARV near South Patrick Shores. The release impacted a nearby canal. The release is currently ongoing and cleanup actions have not yet been taken.

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities reports approximately 3,000 gallons of raw sewage were released from a broken force main. The release impacted a nearby storm drain. Cleanup actions have been completed. On 09-16-2025 at 2:10pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a damaged 12-inch force main located at SE Prima Vista Blvd & Pine Lake Blvd. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at a rate of 150 GPM. The initial inspection discovered that a Horizontal Directional Drilling Contractor Broadband Technical Resources damaged the 12-inch force main. Staff closed an in-line control valve and isolated the damaged section on SE Prima Vista Blvd. The spill ceased at 2:30pm. Approximately 3,000 gallons escaped into the grassy area, roadway and entered the storm drain structure. Staff verified it did not make it into the surface water. Approximately 300 Gallons percolated into the soil or 10%. Staff also spread 5 pounds of lime to disinfect the affected area. Sampling is NOT required. All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA011128

Estimated 5,000 gallon release of domestic wastewater from a broken force main that was struck by a private contractor working in the area located at 185 N Charles Richard Beall Blvd., DeBary. Overflow was contained to private onsite retention pond on the property. The affected area was properly cleaned and raked of debris, any impervious areas affected were properly washed down and the entire affected area was stabilized with lime. The broken force main was isolated at 6:30 AM on 09-22-25 and was returned to normal operation at 3:30 PM.

Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FLA709883

At 10:53AM a fiber installation contractor hit the force main while directional drilling. At 12:28 all sanitary sewer flows were rerouted and the sanitary sewer overflow ended. During the SSO, approximately 75 Gallons Per Minute totaling 7,125 Gallons of untreated wastewater overflowed. Of this total, approximately 50 GPM or 4,750 gallons of untreated wastewater was contained to the right of way along Elkcam Blvd. and 25 GPM or 2,375 gallons of untreated wastewater flowed into Dupont Lake. After repairs were made, the area was stabilized with lime.

FL0103268

Approximately 14,924 gallons of treated effluent was released from an outfall box due to generator failure in Titusville. The release impacted the Indian River Lagoon. Clean up actions were not necessary.

None Needed

FLA326321

City of Port St Lucie Utilities reports 1,000 gallons of raw sewage being released from a lift station due to excessive rain in Port St Lucie. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Cleanup actions have been completed.

FLA326321

City of Port St Lucie advises of a 150 gallon raw sewage release due to a break at a lift station in Port St Lucie. The release impacted a nearby storm drain. No reported impacts to any waterways. Cleanup actions are complete.

FLA010435

INDIAN RIVER

Indian River County Utilities reports 21,742.5 gallons of treated effluent being released due to a ruptured saddle tank in Vero Beach. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. No cleanup actions were needed.

None Needed

FLA326321

Approximately 150 gallons of raw sewage were released from a low pressure main due to equipment failure in Port St Lucie. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions were completed. On 10-6-2025 at 1:10pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from sanitary sewer 2.5-inch low pressure main located 689 NW Riverside Dr. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 5 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaping sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 1:40 pm. Approximately 150 gallons escaped into the grassy swale area. Vacuum Pumper truck recovered all standing water. It was discovered to be a broken plastic check valve on a 2.5-inch low pressure main. The crew made necessary repairs and the area was cleaned up and disinfected. Approximately 2 pounds of lime was spread over the affected area. No, surface water or public access areas affected. All regulatory agencies and notification are proceeding according to protocol.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck

FL0103268

Approximately 300,667 gallons of raw sewage were released at the WWTP due to heavy rain in Titusville. The release was contained on-site. Clean up actions were completed.

FLA326321

Approximately 2,000 gallons of raw sewage was released from a force main due to equipment failure in Port St Lucie. The release impacted a nearby retention pond. Clean up actions were completed. On 10-06-2025 at 7:50 pm utility staff responded to a call from our SCADA for a high- level alarm at lift station NP-39 - 1743 SE Floresta Dr. Upon arrival staff noticed that the lift station wasn?t keeping up with the incoming flow. The initial inspection discovered that one of the pumps was bad and while trying to replace the pump and control the high volume of flow the service line from 1742 SE Floresta Dr. broke at the male adapter on the LPM. Staff used the Vacuum pumper truck to pump out the standing water in the swale area and drainage structure. Approximately 2,000 gallons escaped into the swale area and drainage structure. Staff set up bypass piping to isolate the break, and the spill ceased at 9:10 pm. A crew is on site to make the necessary repairs so the bypass can be removed. Vacuum Pumper truck recovered 1,500 Gallons. Staff spread 5 pounds of lime to disinfect the affected area. Surface water or public access areas were affected so sampling is required and proceeding according to protocol. All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck, Water samples taken

FL0020532

Force main broke and sewage purged into the driveway and surrounding landscape at 144 Riverside Dr. Crews had the break valved-off in 25 minutes but the line repair went into the evening. ~900 gallons hit the ground and ~200 gallons went into the stormdrain in the driveway or fell into the stormwater basin along Willis Dr. Water samples are being collected. Crews bleached and pressure washed the impacted driveway and vacuumed up all contaminated material on 10/8/25. Lime was used on surrounding grounds.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Applied lime, Raked and disposed of debris, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area, Water samples taken

FLA326321

City of Port St Lucie Utilities advises of a 4500 gallon raw sewage release due to an overflow in Port St. Lucie. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways. Cleanup actions are complete.

FLA102695

An unknown amount of raw sewage was released from a manhole due to excessive rain in Merritt Island. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions were completed.

FL0021431

Service area lines were surcharged with water from a low-pressure system that deposited 7.8 inches of rain. The lift station could not keep up with the surcharge and wastewater began seeping from manholes. crews responded with vac-trucks and pumped out ~25,000 gallons and deposited it at the wastewater plant. The overflow volume was estimated at 12,600 gallons.

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities advises of a 4500 gallon raw sewage release due to a break in line in Port St. Lucie. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways. Cleanup actions are in progress.

FLA040622

Brevard County Utilities reports treated effluent release of an unknown amount due to a rainfall to a surface water pond. The release is impacting the Indian River. The release is still ongoing at this time and no cleanup actions are currently planned.

None Needed

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities advises of a 2250 gallon raw sewage release due to a line break in Port St. Lucie. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways. Cleanup actions are complete.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA010323

10/12/25 9:30 AM Crews were notified of sewer discharging from the ground at 1070 Sarno Rd, Melbourne. Upon investigation, it was determined a 16 in. ductile iron sewer force main ruptured and was leaking. This force main transfers raw sewage from City lift station # 23 on Eau Gallie Blvd to the D.B. Lee WRF. Sewer Vac-Trucks were immediately dispatched to mitigate the sewer discharge at the site. Sewer discharge from this force main was diverted into an adjacent manhole to capture as much discharge as possible. Additional discharge went into a storm drain system which discharges into the Eau Gallie River. Hay bales were put in place at the storm drains to capture solids before entering the storm drain system. Meeks Plumbing & Underground, contracted by the City, brought in two pumper and six hauler units to assist with bypass pumping of lift station #23 to reduce any flows through the damaged force main. 10/12/25 9:00 PM Full circle clamps installed on failed pipe. 10/13/25 Midnight Flows are being contained onsite and no longer entering the storm drain system. Crews are now able to recover all discharges using vac-trucks. It was determined a section of the 16 in force main would need to be replaced. City staff secured all materials and retained an outside contractor (Cathcart Construction) to make necessary repairs. Line stops were installed, and a bypass pipeline was put in place to give relief while a permanent repair was being constructed. The permanent repair included 130 feet of 16 in PVC to replace the failed section of ductile iron force main and sections of ductile iron pipe on either side. 10/13/25 10:00 AM The force main bypass was in place and permanent repairs to the force main began. All discharges have stopped. 10/13/25 11:00 AM Meeks stopped pumping from lift station #23 but standing by as flows stabilized. 10/13/25 Noon Flows stabilized at lift station #23 and Meeks exited area operations. City staff placed (35) precautionary warning signs along the Eau Gallie Riverbank warning the public not to swim or fish within the affected area of the river. City staff is sampling river water in three locations adjacent to the discharge location. One sample point upstream of the discharge point (Apollo Blvd bridge crossing) and two locations downstream (1101 N Harbor City Blvd. and Ballard Park-924 Thomas Barbour Dr.) to monitor bacteria levels associated with the discharge. 10/13/25 11:30 PM Permanent repairs to force main is complete with restoration activities underway. Replacement of 130 feet of ductile iron pipe with PVC utilizing solid sleeves at connection points. 10/14/25 10:30 AM Line stops have been pulled and force main has been put back in service. Temporary force main bypass being removed. During the nine-hour uncontrolled discharge event, an estimated amount, not to exceed, 265,000 gallons of raw sewage entered the Eau Gallie River system through the storm drain.

Signs posted, Vacuumed/pump truck, Water samples taken

FLA010431

INDIAN RIVER

An estimated 100 - 200 gallons of raw sewage were released from a lift station due to a tripped breaker in Sebastian. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up action were completed.

FL0021431

Service area lines were surcharged with water from a low-pressure system that deposited 7.8 inches of rain. The lift station could not keep up with the surcharge and wastewater began seeping from manholes. Crews responded with two vac-trucks and pumped out ~29,500 gallons and deposited it at the wastewater plant. The overflow volume was estimated at 12,600 gallons.

FL0041637

INDIAN RIVER

Indian River County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of an unknown amount from a lift station. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Cleanup actions were reported completed.

FLA010263

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of an unknown amount. The release impacted a nearby storm drain that drained to an unknown waterway. The release is currently ongoing.

Applied lime, Other, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FLA326321

Port St. Lucie Utilities reported a raw sewage release of approximately 1,500 gallons from lift station #NP38 due to equipment failure. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Clean up was completed.

FLA326321

Approximately 24,150 gallons of raw sewage released from a faulty air release valve on a 16-inch force main in the Port St. Lucie area. Some of the release got into a storm drain that empties into the E8 Canal. Clean-up was conducted and completed by the reporting party.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck, Water samples taken

FL0103268

City of Titusville reported a partially treated effluent release of approximately 440,150 gallons from the WWTF due to excessive rain. The release was contained on-site and clean up was completed.

FLA102695

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 20,000 gallons from a lift station in Merritt Island due to excessive rain. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. Clean up was competed.

FLA102695

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 10,000 gallons from a lift station in Merritt Island due to excessive rain. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. Clean up was competed.

FLA102750

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 10,000 gallons from a manhole in Cocoa due to excessive rain. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. Clean up was competed.

FLA102750

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 10,000 gallons from a manhole in Cocoa due to excessive rain. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. Clean up was competed.

FLA010263

Brevard County Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 2,000 gallons from a manhole in Titusville due to excessive rain. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. Clean up was competed. After investigation we learned this did not effect any waterways.

FLA041459

The City of Stuart reports the release of an unknown amount of raw sewage in Stuart due to excess amount of rain. The release entered a nearby storm drain where it was contained. Clean up actions are planned.

FL0103349

City of Titusville reports an ongoing raw sewage release from a master pump station due heavy rain. A nearby storm drain was impacted. Clean up actions are ongoing.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Applied disinfectant, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FL0103268

Approximately 12,000 gallons of raw sewage was released from a lift station due to power loss in Titusville. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions are in progress.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Applied disinfectant, Washed down area

FL0103268

City of Titusville reports a release of approximately 797,850 gallons of treated effluent in Titusville due to excessive amounts of rainfall. No storm drains or waterways were impacted by this release. No clean up actions were needed.

FLA139653

Port St. Lucie reported a raw sewage release of approximately 300 gallons from a manhole due to a blockage. A nearby storm drain was impacted. Clean up was completed.

FL0103268

The City of Titusville reports a partially treated sewage release of approximately 665,854 gallons due to a treatment plant overflow. There are no reported impacts to storm drains or waterways and the release was contained on site at the treatment plant. The release has ceased and no cleanup actions were needed.

FL0103268

The City of Titusville reports a reclaimed water release of approximately 16,944 gallons due to an overflow at a treatment plant. The release impacted the Indian River Lagoon. The release has ceased and no cleanup actions were necessary.

None Needed

FLA102750

Brevard County Utilities reports an ongoing release of an unknown amount of wastewater in Port St. John due to excessive amounts of rainfall. The release entered a nearby retention pond. Clean up actions are planned.

FL0103268

City of Titusville reports a reclaimed water release of approximately 12,917 gallons due to an overflow. The release impacted the Indian River Lagoon. The release has ceased and no cleanup actions were needed.

None Needed

FL0103349

The City of Titusville advises of a partially treated effluent release of 7671 gallons due to an overflow and equipment error in Titusville.. The release impacted a nearby storm drain. No reported impacts to any surface waters. Cleanup actions are complete.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA326321

Port St Lucie Utilities reports a release of 900 gallons of raw sewage due to a broken ARV in Port St Lucie. No waterways were impacted and cleanup has been completed.

FL0103268

Approximately 1,861,167 gallons of reclaim water was discharged due to severely high flows in Titusville. The release impacted the Indian River Lagoon. Clean up actions were not necessary.

None Needed

FL0103268

The City of Titusville advises of a 42000 gallon raw sewage release due to an overflow in Titusville. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways. No cleanup actions reported.

FL0103268

The City of Titusville reports a reclaimed water release of approximately 13,795 gallons due to a treatment plant overflow. The release impacted the Indian River Lagoon. The release has ceased and cleanup actions were necessary.

None Needed

FL0020559

FL0103268

The City of Titusville advises of a 5,400 gallon raw sewage release due to an overflow in Titusville. The release has impacted a nearby storm drain which leads to Indian River Lagoon. Cleanup actions are complete. At approximately 1:30 PM on Monday, November 3, 2025, we were notified that MH 15-16 located at 300 N Palm Avenue in Titusville, was overflowing. Crew was dispatched with Vactor truck and immediately started vacuuming up overflow. Sandbags were placed around MH to prevent spill from going into storm drains and to contain spill on site so it could be recovered. Vactor crew stayed on site entire time until overflow stopped. Overflow stopped at 7:30 AM, Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Approximately 5,400 gallons was spilled, and 4,400 gallons was recovered. Crew is still on-site monitoring MH until flows return to normal.

FL0020532

Applied disinfectant, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie reports a raw sewage release of approximately 600 gallons due to a force main break. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. The release has ceased and cleanup actions have been taken. On 11-08-2025 at 5:15pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from sanitary sewer 2.5-inch low pressure main located at 1426 SW Dow Ln. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 10 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaping sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 6:15 pm. Approximately 600 gallons escaped into the grassy swale area and along the edge of the road. Approximately 60 gallons percolated into the soil or 10 percent and the vacuum pumper truck was used to recover approximately 540 gallons. No sewage went into any storm drain structure or waterway. It was discovered to be a broken plastic check valve on a 2.5-inch low pressure main. The crew made necessary repairs, installing a new stainless steel check valve, and the area was cleaned up and disinfected. Approximately 3 pounds of lime was spread over the affected area. No sampling required. All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

Applied disinfectant, Applied lime, Other, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA010435

INDIAN RIVER

Indian River County reported a reuse water release of an unknown amount at the South Regional WWTP in Vero Beach due to unknown causes. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Clean up is not necessary.

None Needed

FLA326321

Port St. Lucie reported a raw sewage release of approximately 360 gallons from a low pressure main due to contractor failure. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Clean up was completed. On 11-11-2025 at 11:00 am staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a sanitary sewer 2 1/2-inch PVC low pressure main located at 2349 SE Rich St on the corner on Penn St. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 3 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaping sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 1:00 pm. Approximately 360 gallons escaped into the grassy area. The vacuum pumper truck was used to recover approximately 324 gallons. Approximately 36 gallons or 10% percolated into the soil. The initial inspection discovered the 2 1/2-inch PVC low pressure main was damaged by Horizontal Directional Drill (HDD) contractor while boring. The crew made necessary repairs, and the affected areas were cleaned up and disinfected. Approximately 2 pounds of lime was spread over the affected area. No road, stormwater, or surface water was affected and No Sampling required. All regulatory agencies and notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie reports a wastewater release of approximately 180 gallons due to a contractor striking a force main. No impacts to storm drains or waterways were reported. The release has ceased and cleanup actions have been completed. On 11-13-2025 at 6:30 pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a 1.5-inch low pressure PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride discharge located at 1922 SE Berkshire Blvd. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 3 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaping sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 7:30 pm. Approximately 180 gallons escaped from the 1.5-inch low pressure discharge. A total of 162 gallons was recovered from the grassy area with the vacuum pumper truck. The initial inspection discovered the 1.5-inch low pressure discharge was possibly damaged by contractors while digging in the area. The crew made repairs by replacing a section of the 1.5 discharge pipe, and the affected areas were cleaned up. Surface water was not affected, and sampling is not required. All regulatory agencies and notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA326321

On 11-17-2025 at 5:15 pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a 2.5-inch low pressure PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride main located at 1751 SE Airoso Blvd. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 3 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaping sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 6:15 pm. Approximately 180 gallons escaped from the 2.5-inch low pressure main. A total of 162 gallons were recovered from the grassy area and street and also a storm water catch basin. The initial inspection discovered the 2.5-inch low pressure main was damaged by contractors while doing a push for fiber optic conduits in the area. Repairs are being made on 11/18/2025 and the use of two vacuum pumper trucks are being utilized overnight to maintain the line until repairs are completed, and the affected areas were cleaned up. Surface water was not affected; a stormwater catch basin was vacuumed out and Sampling is not required. All regulatory agencies and notifications are proceeding according to protocol

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 120 gallons. The release took place from a residential cleanout, and was caused by a blocked gravity line. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. The release has since stopped, and cleanup actions are complete.

FLA139653

The City of Port St Lucie Utilities advises of a 200 gallons raw sewage release due to contractor error in Port St Lucie. No impacts to any storm drains or waterways reported. Cleanup actions were reported as complete. On 11-26-2025 at 8:00 pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a 3-inch low pressure PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride main located at 2920 SE East Blackwell Drive. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 3.3 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaped sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 9:00 pm. Approximately 200 gallons escaped from the 3-inch low pressure main. A total of 180 gallons were recovered from the hole that was dug by a contractor that was boring under a driveway. The initial inspection discovered the 3-inch low pressure main was damaged by contractors while doing a push for fiber optic conduits in the area. Repairs are being made on 11/26-27/2025 and the use of a vacuum pumper truck is being utilized to maintain the line until repairs are completed, and the affected areas were cleaned up. Surface water was not affected; Sampling is not required. All regulatory agencies and notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA326321

The City of Port St. Lucie reported a raw sewage release of approximately 500 gallons from a lift station due to power failure. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Clean up was completed.

2025-10232

FLA043192

At approximately 1100 hours our biosolids hauler, MANNY'S BULK EXPRESS, INC. was approaching the north east portion of the goldenrod road and US1 intersection, right turning lane. A woman was in the cross walk and the driver did not see her until it was too late. In order to avoid hitting the pedestrian, the driver slammed on his breaks and locked up the trailer brakes. Once this occurred approximately 2 yards (403 gallons) of biosolids were ejected from the trailer. MANNY'S BULK EXPRESS, INC. dispatch notified the Chief Plant Operator of the North Jensen WWTP that the incident had occurred. Immediately after he notified me and I went with the field operations crew to clean up the spill. We used our vaccon to ensure that all of the material was cleaned up and kept out of the storm drain near where the incident occurred. Our crew also put down disinfectant on the road and sidewalk.

Applied disinfectant, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

2025-10250

FLA139653

City of Port St Lucie advises of a raw sewage release of approximately 100 gallons due to contractor error in Port St Lucie. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways reported. Cleanup actions were reported as in progress.

2025-10276

FLA326321

City of Port Charlotte reports a raw sewage release of approximately 150 gallons due to a contractor strike at a force main. No impacts to storm drains or waterways have been reported. The release has been contained and clean up actions have been taken. On 12-02-2025 at 4:30 pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from a 1.5-inch low pressure PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride discharge line located at 174 SW Thornhill Drive. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground at approximately 2.5 gallons per minute. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to recover the escaped sewage from the ground and the spill ceased at 5:30 pm. Approximately 150 gallons escaped from the 1.5-inch low pressure main discharge line. A total of 135 gallons were recovered from the hole that was dug by a contractor that was boring and the swale liner in the retention swale. The initial inspection discovered the 1.5-inch low pressure discharge was damaged by contractors while doing a push for fiber optic conduits in the area. Repairs were made on 12/02/2025 and the use of a vacuum pumper truck was utilized to maintain the line until repairs were completed, and the affected areas were cleaned up, and 1 lb. of lime was used to sanitize the area. Surface water was not affected; Sampling is not required. All regulatory agencies and notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA011174

Spill of 750 gallons with 750 gallons recovered. During routine operational visit at noon, operator discovered that the filters and CCC had overflowed. Approximately 750 gallons of wastewater had gradually overflowed the tanks which are contained within the concrete WWTF building. No material was released outside the structure; no storm drains or waterways were impacted. We anticipate a decline in effluent quality. Both pumps were pulled and deragged. Normal operations resumed by 2pm. A hauling company has been called to pump out the CCC and any remaining liquids around the tanks. We anticipate that they will be on site later today or tomorrow.

FLA041459

City of Stuart Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 14,400 gallons. The release took place at a wastewater treatment plant, and was caused by a sludge line malfunction. No storm drains or waterways have been impacted. The release has since stopped, and cleanup actions are complete.

Applied lime, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area

2025-10488

FL0020541

The City of Cape Canaveral reports a treated wastewater release of 30,489 gallons from a broken pipe in Cape Canaveral. No waterways were impacted and cleanup has been completed.

FL0102920

Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Regional WWTF

Steven Henderson /james.henderson.62@spaceforce.mil/850-218-0769

2025-10798

FLA139653

Approximately 600 gallons of raw sewage was released from a low pressure main due to equipment failure in Port St Lucie. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions were completed. On 12-20-2025 at 3:00 am staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow from broken sewer service line located at 4080 SW McCrory St. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the ground. The initial inspection discovered the plastic check valve under the road and driveway failed and it was broken. Crew was dispatched and the faulty plastic check valve was replaced with a new stainless steel check valve. Approximately 600 gallons escaped into the grassy area of the swale, which contained the spill. The vacuum pumper truck was dispatched to clean up. Approximately 540 gallons of sewage were recovered and approximately 60 gallons or 10% percolated into the ground. Staff also spread 1 pound of lime to disinfect the affected area. No sampling required. All regulatory agencies are proceeding according to protocol.

2025-10794

FLA010435

INDIAN RIVER

Less than 200 gallons of raw sewage were released due to a lift station failure in Vero Beach. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions were completed.

2025-10854

FLA013969

St Lucie County Utilities reports 400 gallons of raw sewage being released from a manhole in Fort Pierce due to power failure. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. No cleanup actions were reported. Power outage at lift station, due to a blown fuse on Transformer in panel. High Lift station Alarm call out. Initial call was at 8pm. Maintenance Tech arrived at Lift station at 9pm and installed a new fuse to Transformer. Lift station was back online shortly after Maintenance arrival. Approximately 400 gallons of raw wastewater came out of manhole cover on to Lugo Street. Spill had dried on roadway, no cleanup to be done. No lakes, ponds or rivers was contaminated.

2025-10892

FLA041459

Also reported under 2025-11110 by private citizen. Caller reports a release of approximately 1 to 3 gallons of raw sewage at The Lucille Apartments in Stuart due to blockage in a line. The release entered a nearby retention pond. Clean up actions are in progress.

FL0102679

While pumps were down with electrical issues a Bypass pump line split and spilled sewage. Replace discharge pipe on bypass pump. Vac and raked debris. Spread lime. Also reported to SWO on 4/7/26: Brevard County Utilities reported 6,000 gallons of raw sewage being released from a bypass pump in Merritt Island due to equipment failure. No storm drains or waterways were impacted. Cleanup actions were reported as complete.

2025-11044

FL0027278

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority reports a wastewater release of approximately 3,000 gallons. The release took place from a blockage within a gravity line. A nearby storm drain which leads to Moore's Creek has been impacted. The release has since stopped, and cleanup actions are complete. Incident occurred due to a mainline blockage on a gravity main due to grease build up. Raw sewage was released for about an hour estimated 3,000 gallons.

FL0021431

Grease blockage between manholes 1-19 and 1-18. Vac truck was dispatched and blockage cleared. Other manholes in vicinity inspected for determining origin of problem and making sure there was no more blockages.

FLA326321

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities reports Approximately 350 gallons of raw sewage were released from a lift station due to power loss in Port St Lucie. The release did not impact any storm drains or waterways. Clean up actions were completed. On 12-31-2025 at 5:15pm staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow at Lift Station NP-30 located at 399 NW Placid Ave. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the wet well lid at approximately 70gpm. The initial inspection discovered that the starters for both pumps were tripped. Staff reset the starters and engaged the pumps and the spill ceased at 5:20 pm. Approximately 350 gallons escaped into the driveway and roadway. Staff used a vacuum pumper truck to recover approximately 315 gallons. Approximately 35 gallons percolated into the soil or 10%. Staff also spread 2 pounds of lime to disinfect the affected area. No surface water or public access areas affected. No Sampling is required All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FLA010332

The City of West Melbourne advises of a raw sewage release of approximately 1,000 gallons due to equipment failure in West Melbourne. No reported impacts to any storm drains or waterways. Cleanup actions are reported as in progress. Recieved a call at 08:00 hours today of a possible leak along service road just North of the canal on Eber Rd right behind 2515 Tuscarora Ct. Repsonding crew once onsite isolated leak by shutting off numerous Lift Stations. Release stopped at 09:00 hours today. Estimated release to be around 1,000 gallons. Roots cause was a crack in the F/M located next to the Air Release Valve vault. Repair band installed and F/M will be back in service. No waterways or storm drains impacted. Impacted area limed as part of the clean up.

FLA103357

City of Palm Bay Utilities reports a treated sewage release of approximately 12,000 gallons. The release took place from a treatment plant, and was caused by operator error. No storm drains or waterways have been impacted. The release has since stopped, and cleanup actions are complete.

FL0020559

Blockage of Excessive rags in Main Collection line south of affected properties. There was no cleanout cap on the connection which appears to have been struck by lawn equipment. Cleanout top was lower than street. There were no manhole overflows on the entire street, but appear to be maintained within the two properties earmarked on map. Possible small discharge into estuary behind properties.

Richard Peterson Peterson/rpeterson@port-orange.org/386-843-1288

FL0027278

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority advises of a 3,000 gallon raw sewage release due to equipment failure in Fort Pierce. It is unknown if any storm drains were impacted. No reported impacts to any waterways. Cleanup actions were reported as complete.

FLA010332

City of West Melbourne advises of a 100 gallon raw sewage release due to contractor error in West Melbourne. The release has impacted a nearby storm drain. No reported impacts to any waterways. Cleanup actions were reported as complete.

FL0103349

Approximately 2,108 gallons of untreated wastewater released at a wastewater treatment facility in the Titusville area due to a power outage. Some of the release drained to onsite storm drains and some flowed off the property into a wooded area. Clean-up actions have been completed.

Applied HTH/chlorine, Vacuumed/pump truck

FLA326321

City of Port St Lucie Utilities reports a Wastewater Release of raw sewage due to a contractor rupturing a service line in Port St Lucie, The release did not enter any sewer drains or waterways. Cleanup has been completed using vacuum trucks.

FLA139653

City of Port St. Lucie Utilities reports a raw sewage release of approximately 6,000 gallons. The release took place from a manhole that was blocked, and nearby St. Lucie River was impacted. The release has since stopped, and cleanup actions are complete. On 02-02-2026 at 11:30am staff responded to a call for a sanitary sewer overflow at a sanitary sewer manhole SP-012-MH014 located at 2224 SE Seafury Ln. Upon arrival staff noticed untreated raw sewage escaping from the Manhole lid at approximately 100gpm. The initial inspection discovered that there was a blockage at a downstream manhole going to the Lift station. Staff used combination sewer cleaning truck to jet the line and clear the blockage and the spill ceased at 12:30 pm. Approximately 6000 gallons escaped into the grassy area and roadway and drainage right of way going to the St Lucie River. Staff used a vacuum pumper truck to recover approximately 1000 gallons. Approximately 600 gallons percolated into the soil or 10%. Staff also spread 6 pounds of lime to disinfect the affected area. Sampling is proceeding according to protocol. All regulatory agencies and PSL internal notifications are proceeding according to protocol.

FL0102920

Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Regional WWTF

Spill of a leaking hose on the black water connections to the vessel at Trident Submarine Wharf. Approximately 3 gallons of wastewater was released to surface waters (Trident Basin). Pumping was stopped while repairs were made to loose connections.

After visual inspection, notifications were made to
responsible parties. The vessel was boomed while docked and therefore the discharge was contained within boom. Additional containment/cleanup was not possible.

Steven Henderson/james.henderson.62@spaceforce.mil/321-494-6198

FL0021105

A force main break was identified on the west side of A1A near the Tides Restaurant. Approximately 500 gallons of wastewater was discharged. All recoverable wastewater and contaminated soil were collected via vacuum truck for disposal at an approved location. Repair requires roadway removal and replacement.

Steven Henderson/james.henderson.62@spaceforce.mil/321-494-6198

FLA102695

Applied HTH/chlorine, Raked and disposed of debris, Vacuumed/pump truck, Washed down area