Subscribe to Water News Menu Newsroom About Us Core missions Careers Recreation and land Recreation Operating hours Land acquisition Land management Surplus lands overview Apiary lease information Cattle lease information Palm frond harvesting information Meet our land managers See videos Public lands offer far-reaching benefits The St. Johns River Water Management District buys land in the course of its work to protect and preserve water resources. In addition, these lands protect plant and wildlife habitat and provide areas for public recreation and environmental education. The benefits are far-reaching for the public and the environment. The district owns or manages approximately 782,033 acres of land throughout its 18-county service area. Virtually all district property is open to the public for activities that are compatible with conservation. A few areas of district lands are closed because of ongoing construction or restoration projects. Contact us Civil rights statement SJRWMD’s regulatory plan Tell us how we’re doing Employee portal Accessibility statement Copyright © 2021 | St. Johns River Water Management District | Liability disclaimer

Subscribe to Water News Menu Newsroom About Us Core missions Careers Regulatory Plans of the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) About the district In Executive Order 11-211, Gov. Rick Scott requires agencies under the direction of the governor to submit to the Governor’s Office of Fiscal Accountability and Regulatory Reform (OFARR) “an annual regulatory plan that shall identify and describe each rule that the agency expects to begin promulgating during the next twelve-month period.” Section 120.74, Florida Statutes (2015), requires that all agencies file with the Florida Legislature by October 1 of each year a regulatory plan identifying and describing each rule the agency proposes to adopt or amend in the next 12 months. The district’s Regulatory Plan appears below. SJRWMD 2021-2022 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2020-2021 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2019-2020 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2018-2019 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2017-2018 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2016-2017 Regulatory Plan SJRWMD 2015-2016 Regulatory Plan Contact us Civil rights statement SJRWMD’s regulatory plan Tell us how we’re doing Employee portal Accessibility statement Copyright © 2021 | St. Johns River Water Management District | Liability disclaimer