Intermittent lane closures will occur on Ocean Spray Boulevard Bridge over the March Waterway on Monday, Sept. 9 through Friday, Oct. 14.
These closures are required for Ocean Spray Boulevard Bridge rehabilitation project.
As we transition from a light southeasterly flow to a westerly flow, the timing for thunderstorms will shift. For today, we're still looking at afternoon showers and storms across the area
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Beacon Dr. at Olean Blvd. will be closed until 4 p.m. today, Friday, Sept. 6, for emergency utility repairs.
Detour signs will be in place to aid in travel through this area. Travelers are encouraged to choose an alternate route when possible.
We’ve seen all kinds of boats pass under the Tom Adams Bridge, but this was a first—a floating chapel!
That’s right, we had to raise the bridge to let a chapel on the water pass through. It’s not every day you see something like that cruising along our waterways!
Biscayne Dr. from Ketridge Ave. to Doubleday Ave. will be closed until 4 p.m., today.
Detour signs will be in place to aid in travel through this area. Travelers are encouraged to choose an alternate route when possible.
Keeping a sharp eye on the horizon! This crested caracara knows how to perch with purpose.
📷: James Rogers | September’s Nature of Charlotte Calendar photo
📷 Tomorrow, September 6th, is your last chance to stock up on disaster kit supplies tax-free! 📷 Prepare your home for any storm with essentials like tarps, batteries, and generators during the 2024 Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday.
Reminder: It's High School Swim Season!
As we gear up to support our talented local swimmers, please note that our pool schedules may change due to swim meets. Stay up-to-date by viewing and downloading the latest pool calendars at .
Did You Know? Our Charlotte County FL app has been upgraded and is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play! Report issues, connect with county services, and stay updated all with the app.
It lets you easily report problems like potholes with photos and geo-location.
September is National Preparedness Month—a reminder to be ready for emergencies that could impact you, your family, and community. In Florida, it’s more than hurricanes—tornados, flooding, and more. Stay prepared! Visit for info.
🌀September marks the historical peak of hurricane season which means it’s time to officially launch Florida Preparedness Month! First step - MAKE A PLAN!
Remember – plans should be specific to each household or business. Learn more - .
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