which is 3.3 million gallons per its water-use permit with the Southwest Florida Water Management District. The Washington Post explains that water hails from springs "and not Zephyrhills ...

authentic Florida, Zephyrhills amidst the rolling countryside of Pasco County, just north of Tampa, embraces an invigorating legacy of well being that endures and where opportunity springs eternal.” ...

In this fast-growing Florida city, water seemingly abounds. It’s in the Zephyrhills plastic bottles filled from the community’s sparkling springs and sold in supermarkets nationwide.