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To see the progress of the final pass and where the pass has been completed, visit www.CharlotteCountyFL.gov/debris. Dec. 31 was the last day to put storm debris in the right of way for pickup.
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Lee County is working to get signage back in place after Hurricane Ian damaged much of the coast in September.
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Lee County’s debris-hauling contractor will continue collections of storm debris in other areas.
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Florida Secretary of State on Wednesday issued an emergency order for special elections in Sanibel and Estero to ensure access for voters affected by Hurricane Ian.
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Some Lee County beaches will be getting a new look after Hurricane Ian, Stretches of beach at two locations are getting new sand, but other public beaches remain closed because they haven't been cleared of debris and haven't been renourished.
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The Department of Financial Services is hosting three Insurance Villages January 23 through January 28 in Punta Gorda, Englewood and Fort Myers
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The developers of Margaritaville Beach Resort hosted a topping off celebration to acknowledge the DeAngelis Diamond construction team and how Fort Myers Beach is progressing since Hurricane Ian hit Southwest Florida 114 days ago.
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A long-standing battle over which insurer will pay for some $1 million hurricane damage leaves thousands of Lee residents in peril
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Lee County Department of Community Development is making operational adjustments at sites in Pine Island and downtown Fort Myers to further assist residents of unincorporated areas who are rebuilding and repairing their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
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Funds distributed to educators in SWFL and to Florida Department of Children and Families.