The Florida House of Representatives has introduced House Resolution HR 661 2025, which expresses support for a "one-water" approach to managing the state's water resources. This resolution emphasizes the importance of treating all water sources—whether from taps, streams, aquifers, or wastewater—through a collaborative and integrated framework. The resolution highlights the critical role of water in supporting human health, economic prosperity, and environmental sustainability, particularly in light of Florida's growing population and increasing demand for clean water.

The resolution acknowledges the challenges faced by Florida's water resources, including projected shortages and water quality issues, and advocates for a holistic management strategy that incorporates conservation, infrastructure investments, and integrated planning. It recognizes the efforts of the Florida One Water Commission and public water utilities in adopting this comprehensive approach, which aims to balance water supply and demand while protecting ecosystems. Ultimately, HR 661 seeks to ensure the sustainable management of water resources to support the state's future growth and environmental health.