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Household Chemical Waste Collection Nov. 15 on Pine Island

Fort Myers, FL, Oct. 29, 2025 – Pine Island and Matlacha residents will be able to safely and responsibly dispose of household chemical waste, such as leftover paints, cleaners, herbicides, pesticides, automotive fluids and pool chemicals, on Saturday, Nov.15, 2025.

The collection, hosted by Lee County Solid Waste in partnership with Lee County Parks & Recreation, will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at Philips Community Park, 5675 Sesame Drive, Bokeelia. Drop-off is an easy, drive-through process available to all residents at no charge.

Lee Commissioners Approves Pursuing Acquisition of Pine Island Parcels

Fort Myers, FL, Sept. 16, 2025 – The Lee Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to approve a two-tiered acquisition priority matrix for potential Conservation 20/20 properties, clearly identifying those properties with greatest environmental importance and evaluation score.

Mobile Home Fire in Bokeelia

Bokeelia, 9-16-25, at Approximately 6:00 AM multiple emergency units from the Matlacha-Pine Island Fire Department and the Lee County Sheriff’s Department responded to a multiple residential structure fire at The Palms at Pine Island on Stringfellow Road in Bokeelia

Lee Co Approves Repair to Pedestrian Facilities

Lee Commissioners approve contracts to repair pedestrian facilities damaged by Hurricane Ian

Fort Myers, FL, June 17, 2025 – The Lee Board of County Commissioners continued its commitment to repairing to the transportation network, including pedestrian facilities, damaged by Hurricane Ian, voting to approve two repair contracts.

Tree Restoration Project at Matlacha Park

May 8, 2025 —Lee County celebrates tree restoration project at Matlacha Park thanks to U.S. Forest Service grant Fort Myers. 

Lee County Parks & Recreation has completed a vital tree replacement project at Matlacha Park, adjacent to the Matlacha Community Center, 4577 Pine Island Road. The work was made possible through grant funding from the U.S. Forest Service’s Urban and Community Forestry Program. 

Two Lanes in a Few Months

(Update:4-4-25) It appears that the Little Pine Is. Bridge currently has two lanes open. We don't, at present, have information as to whether this is a temporary or permanent situation.

Florida Dept. of Transportation says that Phase one of the rebuilding of the Little Pine Island Bridge is expected to be completed within the next three months, at which point, Phase II will begin. Little Pine Island bridge engineering

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