Last Update 3/6/26 5:45 P.M.



​​​💧 How You Can Help: Protect Our Springs, Aquifer, and Community
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Take Action Now
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Please read our home page so you might gain a better understanding of what is happening in and around the sand mine site.
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1. TOP ACTION: EMAIL or CALL GOVERNOR DESANTIS
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Tell them: NO sand mine on the Southworth property and NO sand mines along the SunCoast corridor.
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Florida’s aquifer, springs, and taxpayer dollars are at risk.
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Your email or call makes a difference.
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The officials you should send your email to:​​​​​
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GovernorRon.DeSantis@eog.myflorida.com
desantis.pressoffice@eog.myflorida.com
christopher.Kimball@eog.myflorida.com
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SHARE THIS PAGE
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Encourage your friends and neighbors to:
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• Visit StopTheSandMine.com
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• Copy and send the emails
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• Follow updates
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• Attend meetings
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• Spread the word on social media
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Every voice matters — and together we CAN Stop The Sand Mine.
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2. Spread the Word
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- Share our flyers with neighbors, businesses, and community groups.
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- Share our website: www.StopTheSandMine.com
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- Post updates and links on social media.- Encourage friends to sign up for updates
and attend public meetings.
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- Fill out the contact form below to join our email list.
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- Sign the petition: https://chng.it/BNpgZjMggP
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3. Stay Engaged
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Check our News & Updates page for action alerts.
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Be ready to send more emails to FDOT, SWFWMD, and FDEP if the permit advances.
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Attend public hearings when scheduled, your presence matters.
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4. Donate or Volunteer
This is a grassroots fight. Every yard sign, flyer, and legal filing takes resources.
Donate to cover sign and outreach costs email stopthesandminecc@gmail.com.
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Volunteer to deliver signs, help with events, speak at hearings, or assist with outreach.
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Bottom Line
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This mine does not belong in a Priority Focus Area.
It does not belong in an Outstanding Florida Water.
It does not belong in Crystal River–Kings Bay.
By taking these simple steps, you help protect our aquifer,
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