North Brevard floods too often when it rains. This site helps residents document flooding, drainage failures, blocked drains, standing water, and stormwater problems with reports, photos, maps, video, and community comments.
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Resident Tells Story of Flooding in Titusville

The Flood on Temple Drive affected just about every home on the street. Yet, another resident tells her story of the night in October when flood waters began pouring into her residence.

Mary Austin Tells Her Flooding Story

Temple Drive’s Mary Austin tells her horrifying tale of the Titusville’s October flood that she believes resulted from the dams at the Titusville Senior Center.

Keith Dotson Tells His Flooding Story

Temple Drive resident Keith Dotson points out the source of much of the flooding he encountered during the October flood in Titusville. According to Dotson, no one from the City is doing anything to fix the problem.

Temple Drive Flooding and Illegal Dams

On The Road With Stan: Former City of Titusville engineer, Stan Johnston explains what he considers the source of the flooding on Temple Dr. — illegal Dams put in by the City. Johnston maintains that the Dams are not properly maintained. Johnston and several residents took brevardNEWS on a tour of the Dam at the Senior Center which Johnston says is the source of the Temple Drive problems. On The Road With Stan: Former City of Titusville engineer Stan Johnston joined Temple Drive residents to provide brevardNEWS with a tour of the damage sustained during the October floods. Located just south of the DMV on South Street, Temple Drive saw nine of its ten homes suffer water damage. Residents allege the City has taken insufficient action to address the underlying causes of the flooding and express concern that future weather events could lead to further devastation. brevardNEWS spent several hours with the residents. We will show you, in their words, what happened the night of the flood. On The Road With Stan: Former City of Titusville engineer Stan Johnston joined Temple Drive residents to provide brevardNEWS with a tour of the damage sustained during the October floods. Located just south of the DMV on South Street, Temple Drive saw nine of its ten homes suffer water damage. Residents allege the City has taken insufficient action to address the underlying causes of the flooding and express concern that future weather events could lead to further devastation. brevardNEWS spent several hours with the residents. We will show you, in their words, what happened the night of the flood. On this segment, Richard Austin tours Temple Dr to the origin of the flood waters. On The Road with Stan: Former City of Titusville engineer, Stan Johnston and residents of Temple Drive takes brevardNEWS on a tour of the pond that Johnston believes is contributing to the flooding on Temple Drive. The pond is connected to a spillway from the dam at the Titusville Senior Center. See less

Shady Oaks Subdivision Flooding


MORE RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY THE TITUSVILLE OCTOBER FLOOD COME FORWARD.
Following a recent BrevardNEWS "On The Road Again" segment featuring former City of Titusville engineer, Stan Johnston on flooding of Temple Drive, brevardNEWS has been flooded with requests from residents across Titusville to expose worsening drainage issues in their own neighborhoods.
For residents of the Shady Oaks subdivision, the crisis is far from over. Mary Vivier, a local resident, recently shared harrowing nighttime video footage with brevardNEWS showing the immediate aftermath of the severe storm this past October, and the extensive damage residents are still desperately trying to repair.

Flood on Lakeside Drive After Rain



Photo June 2026 by Bryan Banks

 

Flooding on Westwood After Rain

Westwood Dr, Titusville Flooding June 2026 Flooding Image by Jen Taylor