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This conference brought together industry leaders, regulators, and practitioners to explore the evolving landscape of stormwater management. Attendees engaged in dynamic educational sessions led by top experts and thought leaders, covering critical regulatory updates, innovative management strategies, and emerging challenges impacting our field. 

Why Should You Have Attended?
FSA’s Annual Conference stood out from the rest for several reasons. Here are the top 5:

  1. Comprehensive Agenda – This was the only stormwater-specific event in Florida that was organized by Floridians, for Floridians. Presentations were carefully selected by your peers, ensuring that the topics were always relevant.  With multiple workshop tracks available, you were guaranteed to find the content that met your professional needs.
  1. Networking Opportunities – Connecting with peers and sharing knowledge is essential in the stormwater profession. This Conference attracted the best of the best in the field, offering unmatched opportunities to build meaningful professional relationships.
  1. Continuing Education – Florida Professional Engineers (PEs) who attended the conference were eligible to earn continuing education credits on an hour-per-hour basis (FSA Provider #0003854).  Florida Certified Floodplain Manager credits are approved. If you needed a certificate of attendance, you were required to submit the requisite paperwork onsite and provided your license/certificate number.
  1. Innovative Products/Services – Attendees discovered the latest stormwater products, technologies, and services in our Exhibit Hall.  FSA’s Emerging TechnologiesTM session highlighted the newest innovations in the field.  Exhibitors presented their products Shark Tank Style, and attendees voted to select a technology to be featured in an upcoming FSA newsletter.
  1. Best Conference Value – The FSA Annual Conference delivered exceptional value. Registration included course materials, access to continuing education, meals (continental breakfast on Thursday and Friday, lunch on Thursday, AM and PM breaks and a reception on Thursday—representing a $350 value in meals alone) complimentary self-parking, and a discounted hotel reservation rate with no resort fee. It provided an enriching and cost-effective conference experience. 

Who Should Have Attended?
The FSA Annual Conference attracted engineers, scientists, managers, policymakers, and elected officials from across Florida who were seeking innovative and cost-effective solutions to common stormwater management and finance. 

Continuing Education
Registered attendees received a Certificate of Attendance by completing and submitting the required Continuing Education form onsite.  Florida Professional Engineers (PEs) who attended the conference were eligible to earn continuing education credits on an hour-per-hour basis. See the Conference agenda for PE PDHs offered for each session. (FSA Provider #03854 – Area of Practice).  Florida Certified Floodplain Managers is currently pending approval.

Hotel Information & Parking 
The conference hotel was the Sunseeker Resort, located at 5500 Sunseeker Way, Charlotte Harbor, Florida.  FSA contracted with the resort to reserve a block of sleeping rooms exclusively for conference attendees at a discounted rate of $215/night.  The resort fee was waived for FSA attendees. 

The discounted room rate was available until May 22, 2026, or until the group block is sold-out, whichever occurred first. 

Self-parking was complimentary for all FSA guests during the conference dates, June 17-19, 2026.

Service Project 
On Wednesday, June 17, 2026, from 9:00am to 11:00am there was a hands-on service project at a demonstration butterfly and pollinator garden maintained by our local Master Gardeners. This garden highlighted how native and pollinator-friendly plants supported stormwater management by improving soil health, increasing infiltration, and reducing runoff. Volunteers prepared the garden for the summer season while learning how these nature-based practices functioned as small-scale green infrastructure that benefits water quality and local ecosystems. Master Gardeners were on site and guided projects and shared practical gardening insights that could be applied in residential and municipal settings. 

Attendee Cancellation Policy
Refunds (less a $25 processing fee) were issued for cancellations received in writing on or before May 15, 2026. Unfortunately, no refunds were granted for cancellations received after May 16, 2026, as FSA had already incurred the cost of registration.