Learn about the ongoing repairs county departments are making to county roads, rights of ways, facilities, beaches, parks and libraries from damage caused by storms, including hurricanes Ian, Helene and Milton.
Disaster Recovery Projects DashboardEnglewood Beach Port Charlotte Beach Park Bayshore Live Oak Park
Bermont Road Box Culverts Rehabilitations -Road and Bridge FY24
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction
Road and Bridge FY24 Bridge Rehabilitations Bermont Road - #010003, #010016, #010017, #010020
Biscayne Bridge Rehabilitations
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Complete
Road and Bridge FY23 Bridge Rehabilitations - #014049 and #014050
Bridge Rehabilitations for CR775 over Buck Creek and Oyster Creek
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction
Road and Bridge FY23 Bridge Rehabilitations - #010061 and #010063
Greater Port Charlotte MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Design Development
Greater Port Charlotte MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations - #014030, #014043 and #014069
Midway Boulevard Bridge over North Spring Lake - Bridge Rehabilitation
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction
Midway Boulevard Bridge over North Spring Lake - Bridge #014073
Northwest Port Charlotte MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Design Development
Northwest Port Charlotte MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations - #014044 and #014045
Oyster Creek Bridge Repair (Hurricane Ian FDOT LAP Project)
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction
Oyster Creek Bridge Repair (Hurricane Ian FDOT LAP Project)
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 Category: Parks And Recreation Category: Sales Tax Funded Current Phase: Construction
The proposed pool will be 54% larger than the existing pool (140,000 vs. 65,000 gallons) and include lap lanes. The facility will have a check-in station, locker rooms, multiple restrooms, office space, a break room, storage areas, and restrooms for the pier.
Port Charlotte Beach Recreation Center
Last Updated: 08/22/2025 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. The new Recreation Center will be constructed in the same area as the previous facility, it will be approximatley 20K square feet to accomodate the growth and needs of the community for generations to come. The new facility will primarily focus on events and meeting space as well as improved outdoor spaces that compliment the views of the harbor. The new facility will be elevated and hardend to a code plus standard to be more resilient against future storms. The new facility will have a full serving kitchen, a dividable meeting room, a large event room, office spaces for staff and an auxiliary conference room available to the public. Outdoor amentities will include an elevated structure that supports walking and visibilty under the facility, a covered drop off area and exterior deck space facing the water for enhanced views and events.