Ranger Drainage District Capital Improvements

RANGER DRAINAGE DISTRICT

19950 Nugent Street
Orlando, FL 32833

Phone: 407-568-5502
Fax: 407-568-5700

E-mail address:

Appointing Authority: Chapter 298,

Florida Statutes

Public Notice: In accordance with Governor DeSantis' Executive Order 20-112 implementing Phase I (Partially) of the President’s task force recommendations the

Ranger Drainage District Office will has reopened to the public.

Only 2 customers at a time will be permitted in the waiting room.

All customers are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to wear a mask.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation!

Fiscal Year 2019-2020

Office hours: 7:30 am to 4 pm, Monday - Friday, exceptions will be noted

Public Purpose

The mission of the Ranger Drainage District is to implement the provisions

of Chapter 298 Florida Statute, in a manner that ensures proper stormwater management within the boundaries of the district and to operate with a continued commitment to education and outreach to

its residents and landowners.

NOTICE REGARDING AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY ACT ACCESSIBILITY - This website has been updated to comply with ADA regulations

THE RANGER DRAINAGE DISTRICT WEBSITE HAS BEEN UPDATED TO ENSURE ACCESSIBILITY BY ANY DISABLED INDIVIDUAL. PLEASE CONTACT DAWN MULLINS, DISTRICT MANAGER (dawnmullins@rangerdrainagedistrict.com or by phone 407-568-5502) FOR ANY ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES ON THE WEBSITE. IF YOU ARE USING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TO ACCESS CONTENT ON THIS WEBSITE AND THE FORMAT OF ANY MATERIAL INTERFERES WITH YOUR ABILITY TO ACCESS IT, PLEASE LET US KNOW IMMEDIATELY AND WE WILL CORRECT IT.

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Capital Improvements within the Ranger Drainage District

The District’s Board of Supervisors has spent much of the past few years searching for the best solution to fund our capital improvement projects.

These projects include those required by state law and those necessary to relieve and prevent flooding within the Wedgefield community.

The preliminary cost estimate for the most critical projects was approximately $8.1 million, which would be paid for by the property owners in the District. 75% of projects to date were funded with FEMA funds.

Helpful Links:

- District Boundary Map

- Department of Financial Services – Local Government Financial Reporting

- Frequently Asked Questions

- Proposed Capital Projects

- Map of Basins