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Gov. DeSantis announces $389M in grants to protect Florida's water resources

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced $389 million in grants to enhance Florida's water resources during a news conference on March 25, 2025.
Of these grants, $189 million will improve water quality, and $100 million is allocated for the Indian River Lagoon protection program.
Twenty-One projects statewide will be funded, including efforts to upgrade septic systems and reduce stormwater runoff.
DeSantis emphasized the importance of improving water quality and committed to ongoing support for water resource initiatives in Florida.

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