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Historically, EPA was the regulating authority. But now the authority lies with FDEP to enforce SDWA. The five water management districts in the state provide enforcement of the act on a regional level. After the 1986 amendment EPA has regained its power to intervene when SDWA is violated and no action is taken after 30 days of notice from the EPA.
