Town of Lady Lake Successfully Completes NPDES Audit, Reinforcing Commitment to Water Quality
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The Town of Lady Lake has successfully completed its Year 4 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) audit, as acknowledged by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. This achievement highlights the town’s ongoing dedication to maintaining high environmental standards and protecting local waterways.
The NPDES permit regulates stormwater discharge to reduce pollution in natural water bodies, ensuring compliance with federal and state water quality standards. By successfully addressing all audit requirements, Lady Lake demonstrates its proactive approach to stormwater management.
“Ensuring the health and quality of our water resources is a top priority for the Town of Lady Lake,” said Public Works Director C.T. Eagle. “The successful completion of our NPDES audit reflects our commitment to implementing best practices in stormwater management and environmental protection.”
Stormwater runoff is a major contributor to water pollution, carrying debris, chemicals, and other pollutants into lakes, rivers, and wetlands. Compliance with NPDES standards helps protect Florida’s natural ecosystems, supports clean water initiatives, and ensures a healthier environment for residents and wildlife. Continue reading
The Lady Lake Police Department proudly welcomed James Dunagan and Allen Greene as new Patrol Lieutenants. They were sworn in by Chief Steve Hunt during the Lady Lake Town Commission meeting last night.
In their new roles, Lt. Dunagan and Lt. Greene will oversee the daily operations of the Patrol Division as Watch Commanders, each serving alternating shifts from noon to midnight. This new structure will enhance administrative oversight and provide additional leadership and guidance to the department.
Lt. Dunagan began his law enforcement career in 1996 with the City of Leesburg, where he earned recognition for his investigative expertise and leadership in high-profile cases. A U.S. Army veteran, Lt. Dunagan has also served as a field training officer, CVSA examiner, and team leader for the Critical Incident Response Team.
Lt. Greene’s career in law enforcement began in 2002 with the City of Altamonte Springs. Over the years, he advanced through various roles, including Lieutenant in the Street Crimes/Narcotics Unit and Watch Commander overseeing patrol operations. Lt. Greene, a U.S. Army veteran, brings over 17 years of experience and leadership to the Lady Lake Police Department.
These outstanding officers bring invaluable experience and dedication to their new roles, and we’re excited to see the positive impact they’ll make on our community.
Photo left to right: Lt. Allen Greene, Chief Steve Hunt, Lt. James Dunagan.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida’s labor force exceeded 11.1 million in January 2025, reinforcing the state’s economic strength. Job growth continued across most major industries, including manufacturing, which reached 430,800 jobs.
Additionally, newly revised data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicates that Florida’s labor force has been consistently larger than previously estimated, with an upward revision of 162,000 workers. The updated data shows that the state’s labor force grew or remained stable in 10 of the past 12 months, underscoring Florida’s sustained economic momentum.
“Florida continues to prove that leadership and conservative fiscal policies drive success,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “We will keep the momentum going by insisting on reducing government spending, continuing to eliminate bureaucracy, and finding more tax reductions for Floridians.” Continue reading
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