Disaster Recovery Site - Piper Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/10/2026
This project will consist of replacing all streetlight poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Placida Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/10/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Signs and Lighting
Last Updated: 02/10/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
Charlotte County sustained widespread lighting and signage damage across multiple locations.
Disaster Recovery Site - Veterans Boulevard Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/10/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Winchester Boulevard Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/10/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled byHurricane Ian.
Indian Trail/Springwater Dr Street Light Replacement
Last Updated: 02/10/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Design Development
Remove and replace all HPS streetlights with new solar lights and poles. The light poles being replaced are 40 years old.
North County Public Works Yard
Completed 02/10/2026 Category: County Facilities
A Public Works presence in North & Mid-County is critical for their operation. The old JB Yard on Kenilworth Blvd has been demoed for the new Charlotte Transit Facility. The County has purchased new property located at 18181 Sinatra Ave in Port Charlotte for the Public Works Yard.
Rampart Boulevard Sidewalk Phase 3
Last Updated: 02/10/2026 Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Design Development
Rampart Boulevard Sidewalk phase 3
Sheriff Administration and Hardened 911 Facility
Last Updated: 02/10/2026 Category: Sales Tax Funded Category: County Facilities Current Phase: Turnover and Closeout
Design and construction of a new 62,000-square-foot Law Enforcement Administrative Headquarters for the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office. This modern facility will be located on County-owned land adjacent to the existing District 3 Headquarters and the Impound, Evidence, and Forensics Facility, bringing multiple law enforcement services together into one coordinated campus.
The new headquarters will replace the current leased building, which was originally repaired after Hurricane Charley and remains vulnerable to severe weather. The upgraded facility will meet the needs of a modern, growing law enforcement agency by providing safer, more efficient, and more resilient space for deputies and staff to serve the community. It will also include a new Emergency 911 Communications Center, ensuring reliable emergency response during critical events.