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Disaster Recovery Site - Charlotte County Jail News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Charlotte County Jail Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/18/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

The facility suffered extensive storm damage to fences, roofs, HVAC and mechanical systems, electrical and security systems, and critical equipment like generators and water components, necessitating major repairs and replacements.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Historic Courthouse News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Historic Courthouse Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/18/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

The courthouse sustained extensive storm damage, including basement flooding, sinkholes, electrical issues, an inoperable elevator, and water intrusion on multiple floors. Interior damage affected offices, fixtures, and contents, with significant losses in the basement.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Mid County Regional Library News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Mid County Regional Library Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/18/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

Roof leaks caused severe water damage to the library’s interior, requiring immediate content removal. Mitigation included drying, temporary roofing, and partial demolition. Additional damage includes 37 missing/damaged landscape lights and damaged sections of fencing. Ongoing stabilization and cleanup are needed.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Mid-County Recycling Center News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Mid-County Recycling Center Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/18/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

The office building and recycling canopy sustained gutter, downspout, canopy, and fascia damage. Ten metal signs and 90 feet of privacy fencing were also damaged and need repair or replacement.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Manasota Key, Don Pedro, Knight Island Beach Erosion News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Manasota Key, Don Pedro, Knight Island Beach Erosion Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/16/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

Hurricane Ian caused severe shoreline erosion at Manasota Key, Don Pedro, and Stump Pass, displacing hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of sand. The dune system and seawalls were heavily damaged, exposing properties to storm risks. Additional damage affected beach fill, mangrove roots, riprap, pavilions, sidewalks, boat ramps, and docks, many of which need repair or replacement.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Signs and Lighting News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Signs and Lighting Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/16/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site Current Phase:

Charlotte County sustained widespread lighting and signage damage across multiple locations.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Tom Adams Bridge News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Tom Adams Bridge Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/16/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

Hurricane Ian caused extensive damage throughout the site, including damage to roof, exterior areas, electrical and mechanical issues, sidewalks and structure.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Winchester Boulevard Signage/Lighting News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Winchester Boulevard Signage/Lighting Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/16/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval

This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Alligator Creek N. Access Channel and North Branch Main Canal News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Alligator Creek N. Access Channel and North Branch Main Canal Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 09/15/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

Hurricane Ian caused land-based washouts and runoff into MSBU-maintained navigable waterways and shoaling.

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