The unofficial end to summer, despite ongoing warm temps in Southwest Florida, brings a holiday weekend where many plan to travel in and out of the Sunshine State. Labor Day travel is expected to be a busy one for Floridians according to experts, despite higher travel costs and expected ...
A public hearing was set for an ordinance that would increase short-term, unsecured borrowing by $350 million for water and sewer projects. After the introduction of Ordinance 52-26, Councilmember Rachel Kaduk had questions about the commercial paper proposal – did it include any funds for ...
Cape Coral City Council approved a $2,310,445 contract for the North Reverse Osmosis Facility perimeter wall construction project Wednesday. The contract is with Coastal Concrete Products, LLC for $2,100,405 with a 10% city-controlled contingency of $210,040.50. Utility Director Jeff ...
Cape Coral City Council approved the paperwork to allow for boardwalks at Yellow Fever Creek Preserve. Wednesday’s action was the second amendment for Ordinance 51-26, between the city and the South Florida Water Management District, whose permission is needed for the “passive ...
Cape Coral City Council unanimously approved an emergency purchase order of up to $500,000 for the immediate repair of a roadway depression on Northwest 16th Terrace Wednesday. Jack Johnson, an affected resident, spoke during public comment. “The street in front of my house is completely ...
A walk to raise awareness for those battling severe mental struggles will take place in Cape Coral next weekend. The inaugural Suicide Prevention Awareness 3K Walk, organized by Coral Ridge Funeral Home and Cemetery, will take place from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 12. Focused on the ...
