Lee County has reached another milestone with 4 million cubic yards of debris collected – roughly enough material to fill Hertz Arena to the ceiling 10 and one-half times. Specialized debris trucks working continuously in unincorporated Lee County collect more than 60,000 cubic yards of ...
To better assist Hurricane Ian-impacted residents connect with state, federal and other partnering entities for housing needs, Lee County has launched a new landing page at its storm website. Now www.leegov.com/storm features a one-stop location for housing resources. Click on the house ...
Lee County Medical Society (LCMS) Foundation is proud to announce receipt of two large financial gifts that will help the Foundation expand its Physician Wellness Program (PWP) to combat physician burnout and provide confidential psychological counseling to LCMS physician members facing mental ...
Waste Pro will resume citywide bulk waste pickup and full horticulture services on Monday, Dec. 5. Pickup for bulk waste and horticulture will fall on regular trash day and should be kept separate from hurricane debris. Bulk Waste is any debris that weighs more than 50 pounds or is of such ...
Bishop Verot High School, along with Canterbury School, announces their first collaborative fundraiser. Bishop Verot will host a Charity Volleyball Game with the faculty and staff from both high schools competing for the win. All proceeds will benefit local hurricane relief. The Charity ...
Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County and the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation partnered to host four distribution events for local families impacted by Hurricane Ian. The Tzu Chi Foundation, an international humanitarian organization, mobilized dozens of volunteers after the storm and began shipping ...
