The Coral Springs Improvement District (CSID) is a public, community water agency that provides high-quality tap water to about 40,000 residents living in Coral Springs (between south of Royal Palm Boulevard and the C-14 canal). CSID currently obtains its supply from ground water wells that pump water from the Biscayne Aquifer.

Formed in 1966 by the Florida State legislature as the Coral Springs Drainage District and established as the Coral Springs Improvement District in 1970, the purpose of CSID is to provide drinking water production and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, flood control and canal maintenance. CSID’s customers, residents and business owners within the 33071 ZIP code. CSID seeks to enhance services and communications with its customers, as well as raise awareness of who we are and what they do within the region. CSID strives to exceed customer’s expectations.

Mission
To be the safest and most effective water and sewer service and flood control agency in Broward County.

Vision
We will provide the highest quality water, sewage and flood control services to our customers by maintaining our facilities in a manner that meets or exceeds regulatory requirements. We will operate the district in a manner that protects the public health, ensures the financial stability of the district, and benefits the community and environment.

Values
F = Fundamental 
O = Outstanding 
C = Community 
U = Unique
S = Synergistic
E = Efficient
D = Determined
Fundamentally providing outstanding services with a sense of community; implementing unique, innovative techniques, and leveraging synergy to be efficient, as well as determined to exceed expectations of our customers and community.



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CSID | Coral Springs Improvement District

CSID | Coral Springs Improvement District's headquarters in Coral Springs, United States

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David Mcintosh

Ben Groenevelt

Mark Ritter

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