Sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) reported — FLA012619/Manatee County Southwest WRF, Oct 13, 2026
Ended (as reported) · Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Public Notice of Pollution)
Source: Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Public Notice of Pollution) via Florida DEP Public Notice of Pollution, sewage and wastewater notices (PNP feature service), record 202610358-20261014T145202, reported Oct 14, 2026, 2:52 PM EDT, retrieved 2026-11-05 06:08 UTC · Read the original notice
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1. Reported wastewater outlet
Operator named in the record: FLA012619/Manatee County Southwest WRF. Outlet: “CS101326”. Location: 27.43600, -82.58800; location source: given in the source record, accurate to about 100 metres.
Outfall: a pipe or outlet where wastewater enters a water body.
2. Waters named in the notice
The notice names no water. Not linked to a mapped water. The report names no water and no outlet listed in EPA and state records.
3. Estimated downstream stretch
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When it happened and when it was reported
Event and notice times use Eastern Time (EST or EDT). Retrieval times use Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
- Started
- Ended
- Detail provided by the source
- Times known to the day only
- Reported to the source
- Published
- not given
- Source last updated
- not given
- Last retrieved by DirtyWaterWatch
What and how much
- Type
- Sanitary sewer overflow (SSO): sewage spills from a sewer meant to carry sewage separately from rainwater.
- Status in the record
- Ended (as reported)
- Material
- “untreated wastewater”
- Volume
- 300,000 gallons (estimated)
- Volume as reported
- “300,000 gallons”
Advice from Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Public Notice of Pollution)
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- Advice period
- This report does not state a period. See the rule DirtyWaterWatch applies and its source.
- Basis
- not stated
Source and versions
- Source
- Florida DEP Public Notice of Pollution, sewage and wastewater notices (PNP feature service)
- Source record number
- 202610358-20261014T145202
- Original notice
- Read the original notice
- Earlier version
- None: this is the first record
- Later versions
- None
Record details
| Record identifier | fl-dep-pnp:202610358-20261014T145202 |
|---|---|
| Source identifier | fl-dep-pnp |
| Source record number | 202610358-20261014T145202 |
| Earlier version | Not provided |
| Type | Sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) |
| Status in the report | Ended (as reported) |
| Sewer operator identifier | Not provided |
| Sewer operator | FLA012619/Manatee County Southwest WRF |
| Federal wastewater discharge permit (NPDES) | Not provided |
| Outlet number | Not provided |
| Outlet name | CS101326 |
| Water named in the report | Not provided |
| Linked waters | Not provided |
| How this report was linked to the water | not linked to a mapped water |
| Latitude | 27.436 |
| Longitude | -82.588 |
| Location source | given in the source record |
| Location accuracy, in metres | 100 |
| Started | Oct 13, 2026 (2026-10-13T00:00:00-04:00) |
| Ended | Oct 15, 2026 (2026-10-15T00:00:00-04:00) |
| Detail provided by the source | to the day only |
| Reported to the source | Oct 14, 2026 (2026-10-14T14:52:02-04:00) |
| Published | Not provided |
| Source last updated | Not provided |
| Last retrieved by DirtyWaterWatch | Nov 5, 2026, 1:08 AM EST (2026-11-05T06:08:44Z) |
| Material | untreated wastewater |
| Volume, in gallons | 300,000 |
| Volume as reported | 300,000 gallons |
| How volume was determined | estimated |
| Authority | Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Public Notice of Pollution) |
| Advice | Not provided |
| Advice period, in hours | Not provided |
| Basis of the advice period | Not provided |
| Original notice | https://ags.dep.state.fl.us/arcgis/rest/services/External_Services/PNP/FeatureServer/1/query?where=INCIDENT_NUMBER%3D202610358&outFields=INCIDENT_NUMBER,INCIDENT_NAME,INCIDENT_REPORT,DATE_TIME_OF_REPORT,RELEASE_START_DATE_TIME,RELEASE_ONGOING,RELEASE_END_DATE_TIME,FACILITY_NAME,FACILITY_ADDRESS_LINE_1,FACILITY_ADDRESS_LINE_2,FACILITY_CITY,FACILITY_STATE,FACILITY_ZIP5,AFFECTED_COUNTIES,MIGRATED_OFFSITE,MIGRATED_COUNTIES,LATITUDE,LONGITUDE,DATUM,MAP_SOURCE_SCALE,OBJECTID&returnGeometry=false&f=json |
Original source data
{
"INCIDENT_NUMBER": 202610358,
"INCIDENT_NAME": "CS101326",
"INCIDENT_REPORT": "On October 13, 2026, at approximately 3:30 PM, Manatee County Utilities Department (MCUD) staff were notified of a sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) located at the intersection of 60th Avenue West and 26th Street West in Bradenton. The SSO occurred when a contractor, Underground Utility Services, bored into a 24-inch force main while installing electrical conduit. The discharge at the force main break stopped around 7:45 PM on October 13, 2026, when an upstream lift station was taken out of service and tankers were used to maintain the water level in the collection system, but discharges occurred in other areas of the collection system due to the tankers not being able to keep up with the raw wastewater flow causing surcharged areas in the collection system. Due to these surcharged areas, a clean out at 1520 63rd Avenue East (27.429, -82.546), manhole MH28421 at 1620 63rd Avenue East (27.429, -82.545), and manhole MH23210 at 204 52nd Avenue Terrace East (27.448, -82.562) in Bradenton also had discharges. MCUD staff and a contractor repaired the main and returned it into service, stopping all discharges by 7:30 PM on October 15, 2026. The initial total discharge volume is estimated to be greater than 300,000 gallons with some of the wastewater entering storm water drains that convey water to surface waters. A final volume will be provided once all field data can be analyzed, along with a final recovery volume. Wastewater Compliance staff is collecting fecal coliform, enterococcus, and E. coli samples from the potentially affected surface waters of the state. As a precautionary measure, MCUD staff have placed warning signs, hung door knockers, and notified offices of communities adjacent to potentially affected waters.",
"DATE_TIME_OF_REPORT": 1791989522000,
"RELEASE_START_DATE_TIME": 1791849600000,
"RELEASE_ONGOING": "N",
"RELEASE_END_DATE_TIME": 1792022400000,
"FACILITY_NAME": "FLA012619/Manatee County Southwest WRF",
"FACILITY_ADDRESS_LINE_1": "5101 65th Street West",
"FACILITY_ADDRESS_LINE_2": null,
"FACILITY_CITY": "Bradenton",
"FACILITY_STATE": "FL",
"FACILITY_ZIP5": 34210,
"AFFECTED_COUNTIES": "Manatee",
"MIGRATED_OFFSITE": "Y",
"MIGRATED_COUNTIES": "Manatee",
"LATITUDE": 27.436,
"LONGITUDE": -82.588,
"DATUM": "WGS84",
"MAP_SOURCE_SCALE": null
} Staff names, email addresses and phone numbers are removed from source data before it is stored.