Citrus County wins largest state sewer grant in county history, adds Springs restoration funds for Old Homosassa Citrus County officials announced a $16.4 million state award for countywide sewer rehabilitation and an additional $4.3 million Springs Restoration grant to build a regional wastewater collection system in Old Homosassa; county staff said the grants will reduce nutrient pollution by replacing failing septic systems.

Citrus County has just secured a historic $16.4 million state grant for sewer rehabilitation, alongside an additional $4.3 million for Springs restoration, promising cleaner waterways and enhanced public health!

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Public hearing opens on South Highview Avenue residential project concerns Community members express concerns over water quality and septic systems for new residential project

Citrus County residents are raising alarm bells about potential water quality issues tied to a controversial new development project—could this be the tipping point for community action?

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Safe Crystal River requests $4M for Kings Bay restoration efforts Safe Crystal River seeks $4 million funding to continue Kings Bay restoration by July 2023

A $4 million funding request could be the key to revitalizing Kings Bay and celebrating Crystal River's centennial—discover how community efforts are transforming this vital ecosystem!

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Community Launches Rainbow River Hydrilla Removal and Eelgrass Restoration Project Local volunteers start project to tackle hydrilla in Rainbow River and promote eelgrass growth.

Citrus County is taking bold steps to restore the Rainbow River, tackling invasive plants and enhancing community health through innovative projects!

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