Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It’s a leak that’s gone unfixed for years — and the price tag continues to climb. A longstanding water leak at Ypao Beach Park is costing the Department of Parks and Recreation an estimated $33,000 a month — nearly $400,000 a year. With lawmakers questioning why it’s taken so long to fix, DPR says a solution may finally be in sight.
It’s a leak that’s gone unfixed for years — and the price tag continues to climb. A longstanding water leak at Ypao Beach Park is costing the Department of Parks and Recreation an estimated $33,000 a month — nearly $400,000 a year. With lawmakers questioning why it’s taken so long to fix, DPR says a solution may finally be in sight.
