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Lee County Utilities annual water-quality report available
Lee County Utilities’ customers received water that met or exceeded all federal and state requirements last year, according to a recent report that has been placed online at www.leewaterquality.com
LeeTran to pilot half-priced fares for Mobility on Demand rides to and from the new Park & Ride in Lehigh Acres
LeeTran will begin a pilot program of offering half-priced ULTRA Mobility on Demand rides in Lehigh Acres for bus rides to and from its new Lehigh Acres site, 1121 Village Lakes Drive, beginning June 12.
Lee County DOT advises east Lee residents to be aware of change in traffic pattern at Buckingham and Gunnery roads during roundabout construction
The Lee County Department of Transportation is pleased to announce crews are entering the second phase of construction for the Buckingham and Gunnery roads roundabout and is urging motorists to use caution as traffic patterns change.
Join the fun: The 2026 Southwest Florida Ag Expo is now accepting vendor inquiries
The Southwest Florida Ag Expo is now accepting vendor inquiries from food vendors, craft artisans, local businesses and community outreach organizations interested in showcasing their talents and services at the 2026 SWFL Ag Expo.

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Resident Information Lookup

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LeeCares Hurricane Housing Recovery Programs

Income-eligible homeowners who experienced property damage during hurricanes Helene and/or Milton in 2024 can now pre-apply for LeeCares Hurricane Housing Recovery Programs. Visit leeflcares.com to begin the pre-application process. Following this initial screening, a full application will be required to proceed with the HUD grant process. Individuals who need assistance with the application process may call 239-382-5453 or visit the LeeCares Intake Center, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9400 Gladiolus Drive, Suite 270 in Fort Myers.
eProcurement

Procurement has gone electronic with the Ion Wave platform, and we encourage current and potential vendors to register today! The new system makes submitting bids and proposals seamless with improved notifications. It only takes a few minutes to register. Click here to get started.
Rainy season and updated permitting documentation for storm repairs

As we enter the rainy season, proactive preparation is key to minimizing risks to personal safety and property. Heavy downpours, sheetflow, and hurricanes can lead to rising waters and potential flooding. If your property is affected by storms (or any damage related event), remember that permits are required for any repairs to the structure. For properties within the flood zone, an additional layer of review and documentation is necessary before repairs can proceed. To ensure compliance to floodplain regulations, be sure to download the updated Detailed Cost Breakdown document, which must accompany any repair permit application in the flood zone.
Parks Project Information Tool

Our "Parks Progress Information Tool" is now available to learn more about the current status of hurricane-related repairs, major maintenance and capital improvement projects. More than 60 projects can be viewed via list or map and users can learn more about individual projects in detailed project pages.
Visit www.leeparks.org to learn more.
Lee County Public Parking Lots

Do you have questions about Lee County’s public parking lots in downtown Fort Myers. Visit our parking website for information on lot locations, fees, hours of operation and more.
Community Development Block Grant

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded Lee County funding to support long‐term recovery efforts following Hurricane Ian. The funding may only be used for necessary expenses related to disaster relief, long-term recovery, restoration of infrastructure and housing, economic revitalization, mitigation, and planning. Learn more.
Community Engagement Tools

As Lee County continues to grow and approach 1 million residents, clear and open communication is essential so that everyone has the information they need and the opportunity to play a role in building an even stronger community. The interactive tools offered on this site provide a range of information and resources for residents and visitors.
Hurricane Ian Disaster Relief Assistance Available

You may be eligible for Hurricane Ian Disaster Relief assistance through Community Services Block Grant - Disaster Relief Supplemental Funding, such as past-due rent or mortgage, relocation move-in cost assistance and temporary emergency housing accommodations, if necessary. Funding is limited. Assistance is based on availability and need. Click here for more information.