The Central Broward Water Control District is an independent special district created by the Florida Legislature with the duty and authority to provide secondary water management and storm water drainage within the District’s boundaries. The District’s jurisdiction is comprised of a 45-square mile area located in southwest Broward County overlapping with all or portions of six (6) municipalities and incorporates approximately 106-miles of canals which transmit floodwaters. The District is governed by a six (6) member, elected Board of Commissioners, has the authority to collect user fees, impose ad valorem taxes and special assessments, and employs 14 employees.