Caring Way and Brinson Avenue Sidewalks
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Design Development
Caring Way and Brinson Avenue Sidewalks
Chamberlain Boulevard Sidewalk
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Design Development
NWPC Chamberlain Blvd. Sidewalk
Charlotte County Street Lighting LED Conversion
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Planning and Project Approval
Charlotte County is continuing its effort to improve roadway lighting by converting older high-pressure sodium (HPS) fixtures to modern LED technology. The project delivers brighter, more reliable lighting while reducing energy use and long-term maintenance costs.
Charlotte Harbor CRA - Melbourne Street Multi-Use Path
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Design Development
Construct pedestrian sidewalk on Melbourne Street from U.S. 41 to Harborview Road.
Charlotte Harbor CRA - Parmely Street Road Widening and Sidewalk
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Design Development
Reconstruct and widen Parmely Street from U.S. 41 to Bayshore Road.
Construct multi-use path on Parmely Street from U.S. 41 to Bayshore Road.
Cleveland Avenue Sidewalk Project
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Sales Tax Funded Category: Sidewalks Current Phase: Design Development
The CCBOCC has requested a sidewalk be designed and constructed on Cleveland as part of the 2020 Sales Tax Extension.
Cochran Boulevard at Veterans Boulevard Intersection Improvements
Last Updated: 02/17/2026 Category: Roadway Current Phase: Turnover and Closeout
The design and construction of new turn lanes and traffic signal modifications at Cochran Boulevard and Veterans Boulevard intersection.
Disaster Recovery Site - Bayshore Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/17/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.
Disaster Recovery Site - Burnt Store Road Signage/Lighting
Last Updated: 02/17/2026
This project will consist of replacing all light poles felled by Hurricane Ian.