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No-swim advisory issued for Midtown Beach in Palm Beach after bacteria found in water - Vimarsana News

No-swim advisory issued for Midtown Beach in Palm Beach after bacteria found in water

The town's Fire Rescue department said high levels of bacteria were found during routine testing on April 29, prompting an advisory.

Source: yahoo.com
Water quality levels improve at South Florida beaches - Vimarsana News

Water quality levels improve at South Florida beaches

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County said Thursday that water quality levels at seven locations across the county have improved to an acceptable level.

Source: wpbf.com
No high levels of bacteria found off of West Maui in five months following Lahaina wildfire : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

No high levels of bacteria found off of West Maui in five months following Lahaina wildfire : Maui Now

Ocean water quality samples taken from seven sites off the Lahaina burn zone showed no high bacteria levels five months after the Aug. 8 wildfires, according to the 2023 Blue Water Task Force water quality report released by the Surfrider Foundation Hawaiʻi.

Health officials issue 'no swimming' advisory for Dubois Park in Jupiter, Lantana Beach - Vimarsana News

Health officials issue 'no swimming' advisory for Dubois Park in Jupiter, Lantana Beach

High bacteria counts in the water prompted the advisory from the Florida Department of Public Health for Palm Beach County.

Source: yahoo.com
Health Department: No swimming at Venice beach after water tests show high bacteria count - Vimarsana News

Health Department: No swimming at Venice beach after water tests show high bacteria count

Recent rains likely contributed to high readings; new results expected Friday afternoon

Source: aol.com