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Residents invited to participate in a survey about the future of the Lee Civic Center

Lee County residents are invited to participate in a survey to share ideas about the features and amenities important to a reimagined Lee Civic Center. Go to www.leegov.com/CivicCenter for the survey and related information. The Lee Board of County Commissioners is working with county staff to visualize...

Lee County’s fifth annual food-rescue campaign begins as seasonal residents head north

Lee County Solid Waste’s fifth annual “Donated not Wasted” food rescue campaign encourages seasonal residents and visitors to donate unopened pantry items before returning north. Since the program’s inception, 25,385 pounds of food has been diverted from potential disposal and sent to the Harry...

Lee County announces opening of beach parks on Saturday

Lee County will open Lynn Hall Memorial Park, San Carlos Bay-Bunche Beach Preserve, Bonita Beach Park and Bonita Beach Accesses 1-10 starting Saturday, March 4. These locations previously had been slated to reopen later this spring. There will be no charge for beach parking until...

Lee County DOT announces safety improvements to intersection of Burnt Store Road and Tropicana Parkway

Lee County has announced improvements to the busy intersection of Burnt Store Road and Tropicana Parkway in northwest Cape Coral as part of its ongoing Burnt Store Road Widening project. Lee County DOT has been monitoring this intersection and has heard concerns about its current...

Lee Commissioners approve adjustments to plans for Cape Coral Bridge

The design changes for the Cape Coral Bridge are to replace both the eastbound and westbound spans, gaining additional 40-plus years of useful life at the present-day value of $20 million. Commissioners reached a consensus on that plan at a Feb. 6 workshop. Previously, plans were...

Lee County will resume normal toll operations on two of its three bridges

Lee County will resume normal toll operations on two of its three bridges beginning at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Tolls have been suspended since shortly before Hurricane Ian’s landfall Sept. 28. The county announced the suspension in tandem with the state’s announcement of tolls...

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