Disaster Recovery Site - Lift Stations
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
Charlotte County experienced extensive damage to fencing, antenna systems, and site infrastructure. Chain link, vinyl, and decorative fencing were destroyed or damaged, with many gates non-operational. Antenna systems—including SCADA, Yagi, and AMR—suffered severe damage to structures and cables. Utility components were exposed or damaged due to erosion and structural destruction. Buildings sustained roof, drywall, and insulation damage.
Disaster Recovery Site - Live Oak Point Park
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
Storm surges caused severe erosion, washouts, and structural damage. Restroom foundations were undermined, and multiple piers and boardwalks need full concrete replacement. Sidewalks, pavers, rip rap, seawalls, and erosion control structures were damaged. Additional impacts include damaged posts, benches, signage, fencing, and trash containers.
Disaster Recovery Site - Manchester Ackerman - Access Channel and Ackerman WW/Lewis Creek
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
Hurricane Ian caused washouts, runoff, and shoaling in navigable channels, leading to reduced draft depths and potential navigation hazards. A bathymetric survey is needed to assess the extent of the shoaling, and dredging will be required to restore waterway depth for safe navigation.
Disaster Recovery Site - McGuire Park
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Disaster Recovery Site
The site sustained minor damage to gutters, signage, and buildings. Ten trash/recycling containers and four pickleball nets require replacement.
Disaster Recovery Site - Mid-County Recycling Center
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 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.
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 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.
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Parks And Recreation Category: Sales Tax Funded Current Phase: Construction
The existing pool at Port Charlotte Beach Park will be replaced with a community pool suitable for lap swimming, aerobic exercise, therapy, and other special events.
Port Charlotte Beach Recreation Center
Last Updated: 10/21/2025 Category: Parks And Recreation Category: Sales Tax Funded Current Phase: Construction
The project replaces the existing facility that has reached its end of life and suffered significant Hurricane damages.
