Project Status Updates

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.

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Rotonda Bridge Rehabilitations (Phase 4 and 5)

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction

Rotonda Bridge Rehabilitations - Construction Phase 4 and 5 - Bridges 014060, 014063, 014100, 014101, 014104 and 014107

Rotonda MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations (6)

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Construction

Rotonda MSBU Bridge Rehabilitations (6) - #014105 and #014106

South Gulf Cove Bridge Rehabilitations

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Complete

South Gulf Cove Bridge Repairs - (Bridges #014053, #014054, #014055, #014056)

South Gulf Cove FY24 Bridge Rehabilitations

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Design Development

South Gulf Cove FY24 Bridge Rehabilitations - Bridges #014065, #014070, #014072

Walking Path at Multiple Parks

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Current Phase: Construction

Washington Loop over Prairie Creek Bridge Replacement

Last Updated: 09/10/2025 Category: Bridges Current Phase: Design Development

Washington Loop Road Bridge over Prairie Creek - Bridge Replacement

Ainger Creek Boat Ramp Replacement

Last Updated: 09/09/2025 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Design Development

This project consists of evaluating the site to improve traffic flow and to maximize parking, determining the best location for possible construction of a permanent restroom facility, and evaluating the current ramp to minimize buffering time for loading and unloading vessels.

Sheriff Administration and Hardened 911 Facility

Last Updated: 09/09/2025 Category: Sales Tax Funded Category: County Facilities Current Phase: Construction

Current facility is on airport-owned land with lease term up for renewal in 2023. Current building is a metal building repaired from damage in Hurricane Charley which is still suseptible to hurricane damage. It is not functionally laid out for current needs or growth. It is not designed or constructed to the needs of a modern law enforcement agency. E 911 will be located in the same facility.