About the Florida Water Loss Program
The Florida Water Loss Program (FWLP), administered by FSAWWA and funded by FDEP, has provided comprehensive water loss audit methodology training and technical assistance for Florida water systems since 2023.
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The AWWA M36 water loss audit methodology is recommended best practice in North America to support informed decision making for water loss control and revenue recovery. Cost-effective water loss management reduces cost, increases revenue, serving the utility's bottom line and the rate-payer alike.
Hear from your fellow utilities about the FWLP!
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As of summer 2025, the program is expanding to offer utilities (newcomers and existing participants) more training and technical support at no cost to utilities. The program can accommodate new learners (those new to water auditing or loss control) and advanced learners (those with prior audit submissions through the program). No matter your level of experience, there's something here for you.
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This website will serve as a hub of all news, scheduling, and resources throughout the duration of the program. Please check back frequently!​
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Remote Webcasts
Webcasts (1-hr) recapping 2023-24 program highlights and introducing offerings available through the expanded program.
Remote Water Audit Validation Sessions
Remote work sessions (2-hrs) in which water auditing experts and each utility’s water audit team examine the utility’s 2024 AWWA water loss audit in a ‘practice' validation session.
Please note that a utility must complete a 2024 water loss audit before qualifying for direct technical assistance.
In Person Workshops
In-person work sessions (1 day) covering the basics of AWWA M36 water loss methodology and the AWWA Free Water Audit Software.
Direct Technical Assistance
Direct technical assistance including supply meter testing, billing data analysis, real loss component analysis, customer meter test design/analysis, and leak detection. We will work one-on-one with utilities.