Disaster Recovery Site - Veterans Boulevard Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 08/17/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Water Booster Stations
Last Updated: 08/07/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site Category: Utilities
Hurricane Ian caused widespread damage to water booster stations.
Disaster Recovery Site - William R Gaines Jr. Veterans Memorial Park
Last Updated: 08/14/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
High winds, windborne debris and localized flooding damaged playgrounds, park amenities, sidewalks, pavilions, buildings, lighting, and fencing.
Disaster Recovery Site - Winchester Boulevard Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 08/17/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Don Pedro/Knight Island Beach Renourishment
Last Updated: 08/17/2026 Category: Coastal Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
The is a major renourishment of the Don Pedro/Knight Island shoreline. This project is inclusive of the Storm Damage Repairs and will include State and Federal dollars encumbered for disaster recovery.
Last Updated: 08/17/2026 Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Construction
Dorchester Street Sidewalk
East Port Water Reclamation Facility Expansion
Last Updated: 02/23/2026 Category: Utilities Current Phase: Construction
This project includes the expansion of the current water reclamation facility to treat six million gallons of wastewater per day to nine million gallons per day. The project also includes advanced wastewater treatment, which is a valuable addition to the treatment process to ensure treated water has as low concentrations of nutrients as possible.
Englewood East Amenity Replacement
Completed Category: Parks And Recreation
Replacement and improvement of playground equipment and shade structure that was damaged during Hurricane Ian along with the installation of an additional pavilion and drinking fountain for community use.
Last Updated: 08/07/2026 Current Phase: Design Development
The continued growth of Charlotte County requires an enhanced disaster response through a whole community approach and collaborative problem solving to ensure timely protective actions, a more educated, informed and prepared population and resilient infrastructure.