Lee County News & Articles

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Development Tracker: What just got approved this month in Lee County
Infrastructure
Fort Myers

January 21, 2026

Development Tracker: What just got approved this month in Lee County

Latest development approvals across Lee County: 12 new projects totaling $45M in construction value, including 324 residential units and 45,000 sq ft of commercial space.

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Flood Map Changes 2026: Neighborhoods most likely to shift zones
Infrastructure
Fort Myers

January 21, 2026

Flood Map Changes 2026: Neighborhoods most likely to shift zones

Lee County FEMA flood map revisions for 2026: 12 neighborhoods facing zone changes, 4,200 properties affected, and step-by-step lookup guide.

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Utility Rate Increases: What your bill could look like in 2025 to 2027
Infrastructure
Fort Myers

January 21, 2026

Utility Rate Increases: What your bill could look like in 2025 to 2027

Lee County Utilities rate increases for 2025-2027: Residential water rates up 12%, wastewater rates up 15%, and impact fees rising 8% annually.

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Permits Pulse: New builds rising or cooling in Lee County
Infrastructure
Fort Myers

January 21, 2026

Permits Pulse: New builds rising or cooling in Lee County

Lee County building permits analysis: Residential permits up 8% month-over-month, commercial permits down 3%, with Fort Myers leading growth.

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New Community Park Breaking Ground in East Lehigh
Infrastructure
Lehigh Acres

April 18, 2025

New Community Park Breaking Ground in East Lehigh

The long-awaited community park project is finally underway, promising recreational spaces for residents of all ages.

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Fort Myers Downtown Revitalization Project
Infrastructure
Fort Myers

March 5, 2025

Fort Myers Downtown Revitalization Project

The city council has approved a major revitalization project for the downtown area, including new public spaces.

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