USACE completes Contract 10A for Florida’s EAA Reservoir Project, a key part of Everglades restoration. The $3.9B initiative aims to store water, reduce discharges and improve water quality in South Florida by 2029, showcasing major progress towards environmental and economic benefits for the region. The Jacksonville District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)… Read More
The Panama Canal Authority today announced the launch of LoTSA 2.0, the next generation of the Long-Term Slot Allocation program, designed to redefine how maritime customers plan their transits. Building on the success of LoTSA 1.0, this new program introduces a more advanced, customer-focused strategy to enhance transit planning. LoTSA 2.0 packages will transition from… Read More
Delray Beach has been named the beach with the bluest and clearest water in the Southeast, according to a new study by beach.com. Out of 1,346 beaches in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas, Delray Beach earned the top spot, setting it apart as a premier destination for residents and visitors alike. The study analyzed five years… Read More
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation in June that restores local authority to recognize recreational customary use of Florida’s beaches while also streamlining beach restoration efforts in small Gulf Coast counties such as Perdido Key. The legislation comes after six lawsuits filed by Perdido Key condo associations challenging the 75 ft. public access easement along… Read More
BROOKHAVEN, Ga. — The Brookhaven City Council delayed action on several items Monday night because two members were absent. Votes were postponed until the Oct. 9 meeting. One of the measures on hold was TA25-04, an ordinance to amend the city’s short-term rental rules. The proposal would require property owners to provide 24-hour contact information, show… Read More
