Last Updated: 07/14/2026 Category: Coastal Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
Engineering design project of the South Gulf Cove Parallel Lock and Tender House2024 Road and Bridge Paving Program
Last Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Construction
2024 Road and Bridge Paving ProgramLast Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Utilities Current Phase: Construction
Construction of a wastewater collection system to service approximately 1,300 properties with sewer service, new water service lines and a sewer vacuum station.Last Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Drainage Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
The Burnt Store Area Drainage Study seeks to identify areas that flood now, and areas that are expected to flood once the watershed is built out. The study will recommend conceptual improvements to alleviate this flooding.Burnt Store Road East-West Connector
Last Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
Charlotte County has undertaken this study in response to the future growth along the Burnt Store Road Corridor.Last Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Drainage Current Phase: Design Development
Charlotte County Engineering is proposing to design and implement a canal maintenance program to include dredging the upland freshwater canals to help improve the water quality of the waterways.Charlotte County Street Lighting LED Conversion
Last Updated: 07/13/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
Charlotte County is continuing its effort to improve roadway lighting by converting older high-pressure sodium (HPS) fixtures to modern LED technology. The project delivers brighter, more reliable lighting while reducing energy use and long-term maintenance costs.
Disaster Recovery Site - Bayshore Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 07/13/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Burnt Store Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 07/13/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.








