NEWS RELEASE

Titusville Residents Share Flooding Concerns at Stormwater Management Workshop

TITUSVILLE, Fla., Jan. 23, 2026 — The City of Titusville hosted a Stormwater Management Workshop on Jan. 22, 2026, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., drawing more than 55 residents along with City leadership and staff. The workshop provided an open forum for residents to share concerns and ask questions following the historic flooding that occurred on the night of Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025.

Council Member Megan Moscoso speaks with a citizen at the Stormwater Management Workshop. City staff in attendance included City Manager Tom Abbate, Assistant City Manager Kevin Cook, Interim Public Works Director Sandy Reller, Community Development Director Brad Parrish, Building Official Steve Adams, Sustainability Planner Lily Galleo, and City Engineer KB Ofosu. Council Member Megan Moscoso and Sarah Stoeckel were also present, speaking one-on-one with residents to listen to their experiences, concerns, and ongoing challenges related to the flooding.

During the workshop, numerous residents took the microphone to describe their experiences during the storm, the aftermath of the flooding, and the issues they continue to face. Attendees also raised questions and concerns regarding stormwater infrastructure and future mitigation efforts, engaging directly with City subject matter experts to better understand next steps and ongoing initiatives.

City staff noted that the workshop yielded valuable feedback and information and committed to following up with attendees to provide additional details and updates as the City continues its efforts to address stormwater management and flood resilience.

Council Member Sarah Stoeckel speaks with a Titusville resident during the workshop. A citizen speaks with Interim Public Works Director Sandy Reller at the workshop. City Manager Tom Abbate turns the mic over to a resident to talk about their flood experiences.