Lee County Domestic Animal Services will hold mobile pet pantries for residents with pets impacted by Hurricane Ian. Dry dog and cat food will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The locations, dates and times are: Tuesday, Oct. 18, from 9 - 11 a.m. at the Kelly Road Soccer ...
The Salvation Army in Naples, Fort Myers and Port Charlotte is partnering with the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation to aid victims of Hurricane Ian through a joint disaster assistance program. Funds will be available to those who have been impacted by the storm, including a specific ...
Community Cooperative, a non-profit organization working to alleviate hunger and homelessness in Lee County, announced the launch of Lee County Strong, an emergency relief fund providing housing and food assistance to the residents of Southwest Florida recovering from the catastrophic ...
CenturyLink and Quantum Fiber customers can access free Wi-Fi locations while home internet repairs continue Lumen has set up three Wi-Fi locations in the Cape Coral, Pine Island and Port Charlotte areas for CenturyLink and Quantum Fiber customers to access free wireless internet service. Technicians continue to work around the clock in Southwest Florida neighborhoods to repair broken poles and lines impacting internet service to homes. The three Wi-Fi locations are located at 4001 Palm Tree Blvd, Cape Coral; 4195 Kings Highway, Port Charlotte; 10546 Tipton Dr., Bokeelia (Pine ...
TALLAHASSEE - Florida survivors who applied for FEMA disaster assistance after Hurricane Ian are asked to provide current contact information to ensure the application review process stays on track. It’s important to update FEMA about changes to your status, particularly your housing situation. You should update FEMA concerning changes in insurance, your phone number and other contact information as soon as possible and as often as necessary. FEMA may need to contact you. Missing or wrong information could delay the delivery of assistance. When contacting FEMA, keep handy the ...
LCEC and FPL crews and support workers, supported by efforts from Governor Ron DeSantis’s office, are expected to energize the transmission line on Sanibel Island some time today. It is still too early for an estimated restoration time. LCEC serves nearly 11,000 customers on Sanibel and ...
