Florida Stormwater Association Annual Conference 2025
The Florida Stormwater Association (FSA) is set to host its 2025 Annual Conference from June 11–13 at the picturesque Sanibel Harbour Marriott Resort in Ft. Myers, Florida. This year's theme, "Navigating Stormwater: Past Insights, Future Solutions," promises a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and innovations shaping stormwater management today
Why Attend?
1. Comprehensive Agenda
As Florida's premier stormwater-specific event, the conference offers a diverse range of sessions curated by local professionals. Attendees can expect in-depth discussions on regulatory updates, technical advancements, and effective management strategies.
2. Networking Opportunities
Connect with a broad spectrum of professionals, including engineers, scientists, policymakers, and elected officials. The conference facilitates meaningful interactions, fostering collaborations that extend beyond the event.
3. Continuing Education
Florida Professional Engineers can earn continuing education credits on an hour-per-hour basis (FSA Provider #0003854). Credits for Florida Certified Floodplain Managers are pending approval.
4. Innovative Products and Services
The Exhibit Hall showcases the latest in stormwater technology. Don't miss the Emerging Technologies™ session, where exhibitors present their innovations in a dynamic, Shark Tank-style format.
5. Exceptional Value
Registration includes access to all sessions, course materials, meals (two continental breakfasts, one lunch, two breaks, and a reception), complimentary self-parking, and discounted hotel rates with no resort fee.
Conference Highlights
Pre-Conference Events (June 11)
Community Service Project: Participate in a beach cleanup in partnership with Keep Lee County Beautiful.
Workshop: "Revolutionizing Flood Forecasting for Resilience and Recovery" featuring insights from experts like F. Warren McKinnie and Muthu Narayanaswamy.
Dr. David Tomasko, Executive Director of the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program, will discuss collaborative efforts to combat pollution and improve water quality in Sarasota Bay.
Concurrent Sessions
Topics include legislative reviews, shoreline resilience, benefit-cost analysis tools, FEMA standards, and nature-based solutions for urban flooding.
Flip-Flop Welcome Reception
Unwind and network with peers in a relaxed setting, complete with refreshments and the chance to win door prizes.
Annual Meetings (June 13)
Attend the FSA and FSA Educational Foundation meetings, including the election of officers and board members.
Registration and Accommodations
Early registration is open until April 4, 2025. Please note that the conference has reached capacity, but you can add your name to the waitlist.
A block of rooms is reserved at the Sanibel Harbour Marriott at a discounted rate of $169/night, with resort and self-parking fees waived for attendees. Additional accommodations are available at the Residence Inn Fort Myers Sanibel for $149/night.
For more details and to join the waitlist, visit the FSA Conference Page.
Trade Show Details
Dates:
Exhibits: June 11th - 13th
Address:
Sanibel Harbour Marriott
17260 Harbour Pointe Dr
Fort Myers, FL 33908
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