District 06

Grayton Beach & Blue Mountain Beach Stormwater District

Grayton Beach and Blue Mountain Beach sit between some of South Walton's most loved neighborhoods, beach accesses, and rare coastal dune lakes. A dedicated stormwater district would help keep runoff cleaner and slower before it reaches Western Lake, Alligator Lake, Big Redfish Lake, Little Redfish Lake, Draper Lake, and the Gulf.

Local priorities

What this district page tracks.

These topics anchor Grayton Beach and Blue Mountain Beach show notes, video descriptions, podcast metadata, and source links and local action paths.

  • Heavy rain can move quickly from rooftops, driveways, parking areas, and 30A into low streets, lake basins, and beach outfalls.
  • Western Lake, Alligator Lake, Big Redfish Lake, Little Redfish Lake, and Draper Lake need cleaner upstream runoff to protect water quality and habitat.
  • Older drainage patterns were not built for today's traffic, redevelopment, impervious surface, and storm intensity.
  • Public beach access areas, bike-path corridors, and neighborhood roads need drainage that works without pushing untreated water into the lakes.
  • Local funding should prioritize visible, practical fixes inside the district: swales, inlets, culverts, treatment areas, and maintenance.

Matching YouTube playlist

Protect30A: Grayton Beach & Blue Mountain Beach Stormwater District

This page is the permanent home for the district explainer video, playlist embed, transcript status, and source notes. Source video.

Matching Common Water episode

Old Florida and the Rare Lakes: Grayton and Blue Mountain Beach

This public Common Water episode is connected directly to the Grayton Beach and Blue Mountain Beach district page, covering dune lakes, state parks, stormwater, beach access, parking, and growth.

Local proof kit

Source links and transcript status

Use the media above, the source library, and official county notices together. Protect30A summaries are public education; original records control.

Local proof kit

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Compare the video, podcast, local priorities, and official source links before sharing a claim.

Sources

Source links and transcript status

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Resident input

Report a stormwater trouble spot

Send flooding photos, drainage locations, and lake concerns so future project lists start with what residents see.

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