Where does Redington Beach’s water come from?

The water in Redington Beach originates from a combination of groundwater and surface water sources. The city acquires groundwater from wells drilled into the Floridan aquifer, a substantial underground water source. Furthermore, the city holds membership in Tampa Bay Water, the regional water supplier that furnishes treated surface water to multiple municipalities in the Tampa Bay area.

Contaminants

The water sources for Redington Beach’s residences generally contain trace amounts of a number of different contaminants. Local governments routinely test and provide reports on these. They are required to keep these levels below what is considered toxic, according to regulation.

This includes:

• Arsenic
• Chromium
• Chlorine
• Lead
• Harmful bacteria

However, since residents only drink about 1% of the water in these systems, the government does not have the resources to eliminate all of these contaminants completely.

It is the responsibility of residents to ensure their household has filtered water completely ideal for drinking, cooking and all household uses.

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Did You Know?

Redington Beach actively preserves sea turtle populations, engaging in dedicated sea turtle conservation initiatives, particularly throughout nesting season. Collaborative efforts between volunteers and conservation organizations involve monitoring and safeguarding sea turtle nests along the shoreline.

From May to October, which marks the nesting season, loggerhead, green, and leatherback sea turtles arrive on land to lay eggs in the sand. The town implements strategies to protect nests from disruptions and predators, simultaneously educating both residents and visitors about the significance of safeguarding these endangered creatures.