At public meetings, PURRE’s comments and white papers are put on the record. PURRE’s leaders and members speak out and fill meeting rooms, ensuring the decision-making agencies know there are educated citizens ready to take a stand for the restoration of our rivers and estuaries.
To urge the government and other agencies to do what is best for the restoration and protection of South Florida’s waterways, PURRE directs its lawyers to prepare briefs for submission during official public comment periods for rulemaking, reviews, and other opportunities for input.
PURRE is not a group that looks to pick fights or file lawsuits. We believe in working together to solve the problems that affect everyone who lives, works, and plays in beautiful South Florida. PURRE remains vigilant while working with all stakeholders, constantly identifying and assessing how legal action can be avoided, and when and where legal action might be necessary as a last resort.
Should legal action be necessary in the future, PURRE continues to establish its legal standing at all times and in all cases.
