Chief Waterways Officer
Marco Aguilera serves as the Chief Waterways Officer in the Public Works Department. In this role, Aguilera advises on environmental programs related to the City’s waterways including canals, rivers, the intercoastal waterway, inlets, and the beach, with a focus on water quality, navigability, and safety. He also serves as a liaison to the Marine industry and Waterway Residential Communities on all issues related to navigability, waterway activities, vessel operations, and marine regulations while also working with non-profits, Florida Inland Navigation District, and other external government and private organizations to identify opportunities for habitat restoration and to enhance our waterways.
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Canal and Waterway Concerns
Please report any canal/waterway concerns or issues using FixIt FTL. Marine vessels shall adhere to Chapter 8 Article V of the City of Fort Lauderdale's Code of Ordinances. The City of Fort Lauderdale has introduced new protective and preventive measures to curb derelict boats and sewage leaks as featured on Local 10 News.
There are three ways to submit a request to FixIt FTL:
- Submit a request on FixIt FTL Web Portal
- Download the free FixIt FTL app from the Apple Store or Google Play
- Contact Customer Service at 954-828-8000 to speak with a representative