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Plant City Water Restrictions Extended Through March 2027
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Plant City Water Restrictions Extended Until March 2027

Plant City's "extreme" watering restrictions will remain in effect through March 31, 2027, as the Southwest Florida Water Management District extends the order due to ongoing drought. Residents are limited to watering their lawns and landscapes one day per week.

10/05/2026 · Plant City edition

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Plant City residents must continue observing modified Phase III watering restrictions, or "extreme" restrictions, until March 31, 2027. The Southwest Florida Water Management District Governing Board voted Tuesday to extend the order due to ongoing drought conditions affecting the region. The extension limits lawn and landscape watering to one day per week.

The decision impacts Plant City and surrounding communities, requiring continued adherence to water conservation mandates. The Southwest Florida Water Management District provides detailed watering schedules and conservation tips on its website. Residents can consult the District's resources or contact their office for more information.

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