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Cape Coral Under Severe Drought, Urges Residents to Conserve Water
The City of Cape Coral is currently experiencing a severe drought, according to the United States Geological Survey Drought Monitoring website. Current rainfall is 5.9 inches below the seasonal average, and if adequate rainfall does not occur soon, the city may have to impose a one-day-a-week lawn watering schedule.
Read MoreCity Meetings Covering Community Development Block Grant
City Council to Hold Special Meeting Wednesday Afternoon
Cape Coral Communications Office Recognized at FMCA Outstanding Awards
The City of Cape Coral's Office of Communications was awarded and recognized at the Florida Municipal Communicators Association's (FMCA) 2022 Outstanding Awards Program Ceremony May 19.
Read MoreCape Coral Develops First-Ever Popular Annual Financial Report
Cape Coral’s Financial Services Department published the City’s first-ever Popular Annual Financial Report.
Read MorePortion of SE 47th Terrace Closed May 23
A portion of SE 47th Terrace near Coronado Parkway will be closed Tuesday, May 23 from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Read MoreFlorida League of Cities Awards Mayor John Gunter the Home Rule Hero Award
Arbor Day Foundation, State Farm Help Distribute Free Trees to Aid Hurricane Recovery
Cape Coral Mourns Death of City Attorney
Dolores Menendez whose legal career in Florida spanned 43 years, died today. She was 67.
Read MoreResidential Waste Services
The City of Cape Coral contracts solid waste removal services to help keep our City's streets clean and safe. Each residence is provided a tan bin for household waste and a green bin for recyclables. These bins are property of the City and must remain with the dwelling. Residents should familiarize themselves with trash collection protocols to optimize available services and stay in compliance with City requirements. For more information, visit CapeCoral.gov.
Read MoreCity Offices Closed for Memorial Day
City Hall will be closed Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day, and will reopen Tuesday, May 30, for regular operating hours.
Read MoreNicholas Pkwy. Overnight Closures Extend to Country Club Blvd. May 15
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Cape Coral Launching Business Roundtable Series
Portion of SE 47th Terrace Closed May 17
On Wednesday, May 17, SE 47th Terrace, from the east end of the intersection at SE 6th Avenue and extending approximately 150 linear feet to the east will be closed from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Read MoreHurricane Ian-Related Canal Debris Removal Nearly Complete
Cape Coral's contracted debris hauler has completed debris removal in all saltwater canals and anticipates completing the remaining 10 percent of freshwater canals by June 30.
Read MoreNicholas Parkway East Overnight Closures Begin May 10
Cape Coral Receives Distinguished Budget Award
Fertilizer Restrictions Begin June 1
With the rainy season just around the corner, the City of Cape Coral reminds everyone that fertilizer use rules change on June 1.
Read MoreCape Coral Conducts Citizen Survey
Cape Coral residents should be on the lookout for the biennial Citizen Survey being sent out by the City of Cape Coral during the month of May.
Read MoreSouth Cape CRA Announces New Grant Program to Help Businesses Grow
SUN Trail Ribbon Cutting Set for May 12
The City of Cape Coral invites the public to a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Cape Coral Shared-Use Nonmotorized (SUN) Trail Friday, May 12, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreCape Coral Releases Hurricane Prep Guide, Announces Hurricane Expo
The City of Cape Coral kicks off its 2023 hurricane preparedness campaign by debuting a Hurricane Prep Guide.
Read MoreCape Coral Urges Property Owners to Prepare for Hurricane Season
As rainy weather increases and Hurricane Season 2023 begins, the City of Cape Coral reminds homeowners to prepare their houses before inclement weather arrives.
Read MoreCommunity Redevelopment Agency Meeting Notice
A Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting will be held today, Tuesday, May 2, at 3:00 p.m., in Council Chambers.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Issues North 2 UEP Refunds
As project costs have been finalized for the North 2 Utilities Extension Project, the City of Cape Coral has issued final cost refund checks to property owners.
Read MoreCape Coral to Host Hurricane Preparedness Expo May 31
The City of Cape Coral will host the 2023 Hurricane Preparedness Expo Wednesday, May 31.
Read MoreCape Coral 311 App
The City of Cape Coral offers a 311 mobile app, that enables residents with the ability to stay involved in the community and access official City information and services.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Median Beautification Program
The City of Cape Coral invites the community to participate in the beautification of roadway medians through the Median Beautification Program.
Read MoreCape Coral Fleet Services Named 2023 100 Best Public Fleets
The City of Cape Coral’s Fleet Services has again earned a spot on the “100 Best Public Fleets” list.
Read MoreCape Coral to Host Resilient Lee Town Hall May 10
The City of Cape Coral will host a Resilient Lee Town Hall in City Council Chambers May 10 from 6-8 p.m.
Read MoreCape Coral Announces Lighthouse Award Winners
Lake Kennedy Recreation Center to Host Re-Opening Event May 17
Lane Closures at Cape Coral Parkway and Del Prado Boulevard
Coral Oaks Announces Summer Rates
New Ordinance for Mobile Food Vendors Takes Effect April 25
A new City of Cape Coral ordnance for Mobile Food Vendors goes into effect tomorrow, April 25.
Read MoreBulk, Household Chemical Waste Collection Event Set for 5/6
Interim City Manager Appoints Interim Development Services Director
Cape Coral Interim City Manager, Michael Ilczyszyn, has appointed Juan Guerra as Interim Development Services Director, effective Monday, April 24, 2023.
Read MoreCity Leaders Available for Interviews on Cape Coral Earth Day Clean Up
Cape Coral Earns 2022 Tree City USA Growth Award
Arbor Day Ceremony at Oasis Elementary South
Santa Barbara Place Water Main Shutdown Rescheduled to 4/18
Cape Coral Hosts Inaugural Culture Fest
The City of Cape Coral will host the Inaugural Cape Coral Culture Fest Saturday, April 22, from 12 – 5 p.m. The event, held at Cultural Park, 528 Cultural Park Boulevard, is free and geared toward all ages.
Read MoreVolunteers Needed to Plant Trees at Cultural Park on 4/12
Cape Coral Announces Interactive EDO Projects Map
The City of Cape Coral announces a new tool that allows the public to view ongoing construction developments throughout Cape Coral.
Read MoreCape Harbour Water Main Break - April 10
City crews are on the scene near 5703 Cape Harbour Drive working to fix a water main break caused by a bad valve. Water service is estimated to be off for approximately eight hours, until repairs are completed. Affected customers are shaded in red on the map and have been informed of the water main break via phone, email, and text message.
Read MoreSanta Barbara Place Scheduled Water Main Shutdown 4/12
Cape Coral Urges Residents to Conserve Water
Cultural Park Ribbon Cutting Set for 4/21
Palm Tree Boulevard Scheduled Water Main Shutdown 4/11
Road Closures for Cape Coral Bike Night
Cape Coral Bike Night will be Saturday, April 8 and some roadways in Downtown Cape Coral will be closed from 1 p.m. to midnight.
Read MoreIwo Jima Monument Restoration Beginning 4/11
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Notice
City Leaders to Discuss Delivery of Replacement Trash Totes
Arbor Day Foundation Grant Replaces Trees Lost to Hurricane Ian
City Hall Licensing Counter to Resume Friday ServiceÂ
Beginning Friday, April 7, the Development Services Department licensing counter at City Hall will re-open on Fridays.
Read MoreCall to Artists for Public Art Project Closing April 2
The City of Cape Coral has invited local artists to participate in a public art project in South Cape's Entertainment District, and the deadline to submit artwork is 12 a.m. MST, Sunday, April 2.
Read MoreVolunteers Needed for Algae Bloom Study
Cape Coral Hosts Season's Final Bike Night
New Ordinance for Mobile Food Vendors Takes Effect April 25
A new City of Cape Coral ordinance for Mobile Food Vendors goes in to effect April 25.
Read MoreFDEM Debris Removal Request Deadline Set for 3/29
The Florida Department of Emergency Management's deadline to apply for Hurricane Ian-related debris removal is Wednesday, March 29, 2023.
Read MoreNicholas Parkway East Temporary Intersection Closures
Cape Coral Holds Earth Day Clean Up
The City of Cape Coral is hosting a citywide Earth Day clean up event Saturday, April 22, and we need you!
Read MoreCape Coral Summer Camp Registration Opening Soon
The City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation will open summer camp registration Monday, April 3 at 12 a.m.
Read MoreSummer Junior Golf Registration Now Open
Registration for the Cape Coral Junior Golf Association’s Summer Program at Coral Oaks Golf Course is now open.
Read MoreThird Annual "Field of Dreams" Baseball Game set for 3/23
Join the City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation and High Point of Cape Coral for the third annual Hight Point Field of Dreams baseball game.
Read MoreFree Movie on the Lawn at City Hall
The City of Cape Coral Parks & Recreation Department is hosting a free Movie on the Lawn at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 1, at City Hall, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard.
Read MoreCape Coral Receives Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting
City of Cape Coral Launches Inaugural Hurricane Preparedness Art Contest
Cape Coral Sounds of Jazz and Blues
The City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation invites the community to the 2023 Sounds of Jazz and Blues Saturday, March 25, at Coral Oaks Golf Course.
Changes to City Licensing for Contractors
REMINDER: Digital Permit Submission Required for Contractors Beginning 3/20
REMINDER: These changes go into effect one week from today, March 20, 2023. Please be sure to familiarize yourself with the below information.
Effective Monday, March 20, the City Hall Permitting Counter will no longer accept new paper permit applications from registered contractors. Registered contractors must apply for new permits through the City’s EnerGov Citizen Self-Service portal at www.capecoral.gov/energov.
Ribbon-cutting for Gator Trails Park
The City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation invites the public to a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Gator Trails Park Friday, March 31, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreEverest Canal Intermittent Closure at Caloosahatchee RiverÂ
The waterway where Everest Canal meets the Caloosahatchee River will be intermittently closed March 15 - 17 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Read MoreUPDATE: Cape Coral Parkway Temporary Lane Closure
The eastbound right lane of Cape Coral Parkway will be temporarily closed from SW 12th Place to SW 11th Court beginning Wednesday, March 8.
Read MoreCape Coral Parkway Temporary Lane Closure
The eastbound right lane of Cape Coral Parkway will be temporarily closed from SW 12th Place to SW 11th Court beginning Wednesday, March 8
Read MoreChiquita Boulevard and Kismet Parkway Lane Closures
Daytime lane closures and flagging operations will take place March 6-8, 2023 at and near the intersection of Chiquita Boulevard and Kismet Parkway as part of the Chiquita North Widening project.
Read MoreGroundbreaking for Lake Kennedy Racquet Center
The City of Cape Coral invites the public to a groundbreaking ceremony for the Lake Kennedy Racquet Center Friday, March 24, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreGroundbreaking for Caloosahatchee Connect
The City of Cape Coral invites the public to the Caloosahatchee Connect Groundbreaking Ceremony at Horton Park, 2600 SE 26th Place, Thursday, March 23, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Vendor Outreach Event
Vendors interested in doing business with the City of Cape Coral are invited to attend an outreach event Friday, March 31, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Mercola Market, 125 SW 3rd Place.
Read MoreNorth 1 West UEP Homeowner Info Meeting March 8
Ribbon Cutting for June Bennett Pathway to Creativity Sculpture Garden
The City of Cape Coral and the Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce invite the public to a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the June Bennett Pathway to Creativity Sculpture Garden at the Cape Coral Art Center Friday, March 10, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreHurricane Ian Debris Cleanup Program Deadline
The deadline for Lee County residents to apply for the Hurricane Ian Debris Cleanup Program is Wed, Mar 29th.
Read MoreCape Coral Music and Arts Fusion Walk
The City of Cape Coral, Parks and Recreation, is proud to present Cape Coral Music and Arts Fusion Walk, Friday, March 10.
Read MorePRIDE Cape Coral Weekend Road Closures
Replacement Garbage Totes are on the Way
Free Movie at Jim Jeffers Park This Saturday
Digital Permit Submission Required for Contractors Beginning 3/20
City Calls to Artists for Public Art Project
Twenty-first Annual Burrowing Owl Festival
City Council Appoints Interim City Manager
Ribbon Cutting for Del Prado Linear Park
The City of Cape Coral invites the public to a ribbon cutting ceremony at Del Prado Linear Park Friday, March 3, at 10 a.m.
Read MoreForce Main Construction Temporary Detours and Closures
City Council to Hold Special Meeting Friday Morning
Guardian Angels for Special Populations Fashion Show 2023
Guardian Angels for Special Populations will hold the 14th Annual Fashion Show & Auction Saturday, March 11, at 10 a.m., at The Westin Resort, Marina Village.
Read MoreNicholas Parkway East Temporary Closure and Detours
City Reminds Cape Residents to Conserve Water
The City of Cape Coral urges its residents to conserve water as the dry season continues.
Read MoreCommunity Redevelopment Agency Meeting NoticeÂ
Cape Coral Launches Citywide Scavenger Hunt
City Hall Licensing Counter Closed on Fridays
City Offices Closed for Presidents Day
Public Invited to Annual Valentine Bazaar at City Hall
The City of Cape Coral is hosting the Annual Valentine Bazaar at Cape Coral City Hall, Feb. 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is open to the public.
Read MoreUPDATE (date change): Everest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown moved to 2/13
UPDATE: Please be advised that the potable water main shutdown scheduled for January 30, in the area of Everest Parkway from Del Prado to SE 26th Place, will now take place Monday, February 13, at 9 a.m. and is expected to be turned back on Monday evening.
Read MoreCape Coral Parkway East Daytime Lane Closure Monday
Monday, January 30 at 8 a.m. the westbound right turn lane of Cape Coral Parkway East will be closed from SE 9th Place to SE 8th Court, and all of SE 8th Court will be closed, while utility crews investigate a possible leak at the intersection.
Read MoreCape Coral Celebrates Fifth Annual Ground Owl Day
Cape Coral residents are invited to join the City in support of Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife’s (CCFW) fifth annual Ground Owl Day.
Read MoreEverest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 1/30
Please be advised that a scheduled potable water main shutdown will occur in the area of Everest Parkway from Del Prado to SE 26th Place on Monday, January 30, at 9 a.m. and is expected to be turned back on Monday evening.
Read MoreEverest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 1/23
City of Cape Coral Force Main Transmission Line Update
Expect Lane Closures and Delays Along SE 47th Terrace through the beginning of February.
Read MoreChiquita Landscape Project Starts January 23
Bulk, Household Chemical Waste Collection Event at City Hall on February 4
The City of Cape Coral is partnering with the Lee County Solid Waste Division to collect bulk items and household chemical waste (HCW) on Saturday, February 4, 2023, from 7 - 11 a.m., in the City Hall parking lot, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard.
Read More32nd Annual Tour de Cape Event January 20-22
Changes to Permitting Counter Services Beginning 1/17
City Offices Closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Portion of Cape Coral Parkway Closed for Art Festival
Cape Coral Urges Residents to Move Hurricane Ian Debris Curbside by Deadline
Cape Coral Junior Golf Association Awards Three Scholarships
Cape Coral Annual Report, Strategic Plan Available Online
Cape Coral Collects 2M Cubic Yards of Hurricane Debris
Holiday Safety Tips from the City of Cape Coral
Holiday Hours for Resident Bulk Waste Drop-Off
City Offices Closed in Observance of the New Year
City Hall Permit Counter Returns to Pre-Hurricane Ian Hours January 3
City Welcomes New Parks & Recreation Director
Hurricane Debris from Commercial Property Removed by State
Coral Oaks to Reopen Full Course on Thursday, December 15
Citizen Hurricane Debris Drop-Off Sites Closing Saturday, December 17
City Hall Closed to the Public at Noon on December 16
City Hosting "Clean Up Cape Coral" Event Friday, December 9
Waste Pro Bulk Pickup Resuming Monday, December 5
Code Compliance Emphasizing Watering Enforcement
Nicholas Parkway E Temporary Closure, Lane Shift
Cape Coral Hosting Second-Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
City of Cape Coral Participating in Home Repair Fraud Workshop
Hurricane Debris Collection Paused for Thanksgiving Holiday
Portion of Chiquita Boulevard North to be Closed for Widening
City Council to Hold Regular Meeting Friday Afternoon
The City of Cape Coral will hold a Regular City Council Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, November 18, 2022.
Read MoreHurricane Debris Pickup Update
Cape Coral Emergency Permitting Update
Veterans Recognition Breakfast Being Held on Saturday, Nov. 12
City Offices Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
City of Cape Coral Wins Two Voice of the People Awards
FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Closing Temporarily Due to Subtropical Storm Nicole
City of Cape Coral Update on Tropical Storm Nicole
City of Cape Coral Hosting Press Conference on Canal Cleanup
Coral Oaks Golf Course to Reopen Monday, November 7
Canal Cleanup Beginning Monday, Debris Pickup Update
FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Opens Friday in Cape Coral
Household Chemical Waste Collection Saturday at City Hall
City Offices Closed for Veterans Day Holiday
Cape Coral Tips to Stay Safe This Halloween
Post-Hurricane Ian, our Halloween may look a little different this year. But our Cape Coral community is resilient! We don’t want our residents and visitors to miss out on Halloween festivities, but we want to remind everyone to stay safe and be mindful of debris, standing water, and other hazards.
We hope the following tips help you and your family celebrate Halloween safely.
FEMA Mobile Registration Centers in Cape Coral This Week
Join us tonight for the City of Cape Coral's Trunk-or-Treat
Cape Coral Hosting Town Hall with FEMA Representatives
Resident Construction and Demolition Drop-off Site Open, Debris Pickup Update
New FEMA Mobile Registration Center Open in Cape Coral
Free Children's Halloween Costumes Available at City Hall Thursday
City Council to Hold Special Meeting Wednesday Afternoon
Everest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 10/31
Residents with Homes Built Before 1981 Urged to Hold Off on Repairs
City Leaders to Deliver Hurricane Recovery Update at 3 PM
New FEMA Mobile Registration Centers Open in Cape Coral
Oasis Charter Schools Receive Coveted "School System of Distinction" Award
FEMA Mobile Registration Center Now in Cape Coral
City Council to Hold Special Meeting Wednesday Afternoon
City of Cape Coral Hosting Inaugural Trunk-or-Treat
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 14
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 13
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 12
Two City Boat Ramps Closed Until Further Notice
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 11
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 10
City Distributing Free Tarps at Local Distribution Sites
As rain enters our local forecast, we expect our residents’ need for tarps will increase. The City is distributing free tarps through local distribution sites.
Read MoreCape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 9
Boil Water Notice Rescinded for City of Cape Coral
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 8
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 7
Emergency Building Permitting Begins Tuesday, Oct. 11
City Council Meeting Canceled, Curfew Still in Place
The City of Cape Coral Council's regular council meeting scheduled for Wednesday, October 12, has been canceled while the City focuses on recovery efforts. While recovery efforts are underway, the Citywide curfew remains in effect from 9 p.m. - 6 a.m. daily.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Opens Second Hygiene Station
2022 SETI City Championship Golf Tournament and Roger Dean Chevrolet Pro-Am Canceled
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 6
Cape Coral Recovery Update for October 5
Cape Coral Hurricane Recovery Update for October 4
Cape Coral Parks & Recreation Locations Closed
City Leaders to Deliver Update on Hurricane Recovery at 4 PM
Disaster Debris Crews Needed for Hurricane Ian Recovery
Hurricane Recovery Update from Cape Coral Leaders at 4 PM
Community Donation Site for Water, Non-Perishables Open
Free Potable Water Available at Diplomat and Mariner Middle Schools
City Council Special Meeting set for October 3, 2022
Cape Coral Points of Distribution Open with Food, Water
Precautionary Boil Water Notice, Reminder to Conserve Water
Electronic Device Charging at City Hall, Police Headquarters and Fire Stations
Cape Coral Begins Clearing Street Debris from Hurricane Ian
Cape Coral Begins Clearing Street Debris from Hurricane Ian
LCEC and Cape Coral Working to Restore Power
Residents Urged to Conserve City Water Until Further Notice
Citywide Municipal Water Shutdown and Boil Water Notice for City of Cape Coral
The City of Cape Coral Urges Residents: Don’t Wait – Make your Decision Now
Cape Coral City Hall Closed on Tuesday, September 27, and Wednesday, September 28
Due to Hurricane Ian's forecasted impact, Cape Coral City Hall and all non-essential facilities will be closed on Tuesday, September 27, and Wednesday, September 28, 2022.
Read MoreUpdate on Tropical Storm Ian
City of Cape Coral Tracking Tropical Depression No. 9
UPDATED: Everest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown Rescheduled for October 3
City of Cape Coral Bulk Waste Drop-Off Site Open on Saturday, September 24
City Encourages Residents to Register for AlertLee
Rental Property Registration Requirements for Cape Coral Homes
Replacement of Decorative Tree Lighting System on Cape Coral Parkway
Communications Office Changes
City of Cape Coral Encourages Residents to Attend September 22 Virtual Workshop for Pine Island Road Corridor Plan
Everest Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 9/26
Please be advised that a scheduled potable water main shutdown will occur on Everest Parkway on Monday, September 26 at 9:00 a.m. Below is a map of the affected area.
Read MoreVolunteers Needed for Algae Bloom Study
A Human Health study on the impact of harmful algae blooms is being performed in Cape Coral, and researchers from Florida Atlantic University are looking for volunteers.
Read MoreParks & Recreation Employee Graduates from Abrahams Jones Academy for Leadership Excellence
City Council Special Meeting Set for Thursday, September 22, 2022
Boil Water Notice for City of Cape Coral Rescinded
Coral Oaks Golf Course and South Florida PGA Foundation to Host Free Golf Instruction for Military Veterans
CITYWIDE BOIL WATER NOTICE - E. coli Present in Two Separate Samples of Cape Coral Drinking Water
Coral Oaks to Host City Championship Golf Tournament October 15-16
Traffic Advisory: Overnight Road Paving on Nicholas Parkway West from Pine Island Road to Santa Barbara Boulevard
Lee County DOT Traffic Advisory: Ongoing Widening of Burnt Store Road from Tropicana Parkway to Pine Island Road
"No Soliciting” Door Hangers Available at City Hall and Police Station
Upgrades to Online City Applications May Result in DowntimeÂ
Water Main Break Near Everest Parkway
Ribbon Cutting for Giuffrida Neighborhood Park
Evening Lane Closure at Del Prado and Coronado
Floodplain Management Annual Report Now Available
City Offices Closed for Labor Day Holiday
High-Speed Internet Coming to North Cape Coral
City Hall Main Entrance Closing Aug. 30 - Sept. 2
Country Club Boulevard Temporary Lane Closure
City Hall Permitting Counter Closed on Fridays
Cape Coral Parkway Lane Closure Tuesday Evening
Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/15
Nicholas Parkway East Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/9
City Hall Permitting Counter Closed on Fridays
Nicholas Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/8
Academy Boulevard Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/2
Ribbon Cutting for Irrigation Tanks, High-Service Pump Station
Nicholas Parkway Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/2
Country Club Boulevard Scheduled Water Main Shutdown on 8/1
Bulk Item, Household Chemical Waste Collection Set for Aug. 6
Northbound Turn Lane of Del Prado Boulevard Closed Friday, July 22
City Hosting Burnt Store Road Town Hall Meeting July 30
Burnt Store Boat Ramp to Close Temporarily Friday, July 15
Time Change for Upcoming Joint Budget Workshop
City Offering EnerGov Training Workshops
Beginning Wednesday, July 27, the City of Cape Coral will offer weekly EnerGov training workshops for contractors, private builders, and any other interested parties. All training workshops will occur from 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. in City Council Chambers, located at 1015 Cultural Park Blvd.
Read MoreBulk Waste Drop-Off Site (Pilot Program)
Cape Coral's 2021 Drinking Water Quality Report Available
Rose Garden Road Landscape Project Starting in July
Westbound Lane of Cape Coral Parkway at Palm Tree Drive Closed
Right Turn Lane of Pelican Boulevard onto Cape Coral Parkway W. Closed due to Water Main Leak
Cape Coral Youth Council Wins Community Service Contest
Right Turn Lane of Pelican Boulevard onto Cape Coral Parkway W. Closed due to Water Main Leak
Coral Oaks to Offer Special Deals During “PGA Family Golf Month”
Yacht Club Harbormaster & Tennis Offices Moved to the Rotino Center
UPDATE - Yacht Club Community Pool Temporarily Closed for Repairs
Free Swim Lessons Offered to Underserved Cape Coral Families
This July, “We Rise Up for Parks & Recreation” in Cape Coral
Cape Coral Fleet Wins Two Prestigious Awards
New Citywide Lawn Watering Schedule Now in Effect
Cape Coral City Offices Closed for Independence Day Holiday
Cape Coral Bridge Closing for Red, White, & BOOM Event
Groundbreaking Ceremony for Yellow Fever Creek Preserve
Chiquita Lock Partially Operational
 Cape Coral Prepares for Municipal Elections
City Welcomes New Economic and Business Development Officer
Free Food, Fun for Children over Summer Break
Cultural Park Theater Parking Lot Closed for Paving Starting May 31
CRA Hosting Art Sculpture Unveiling
Cape Coral Receives Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting
City of Cape Coral and Chamber of Commerce to host Homeowners Insurance Town Hall Meeting
Cape Coral Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
Fertilizer Restrictions Begin June 1
Cape Coral City Offices Closed for Memorial Day Holiday
City Showcases New Garbage Truck During National Public Works Week
City Receives Third Outstanding Wastewater Treatment Award
Burton Park Parking Lots Closed for Sealcoating May 10-14
Community Redevelopment Agency Special Meeting Notice
Sands Park Names Announced for Citizen Recommendation
Free Concert In the Park at Four Freedoms Park on April 30th
The City of Cape Coral Parks & Recreation Department is hosting a free concert from 5-8 p.m. on Saturday, April 30.
The concert will be held at Four Freedoms Park, 4818 Tarpon Court, and features music from The Lineup Band.
Read MoreDECLARATION OF STAGE 1 WATER SHORTAGE CONDITION
Upgrades to Online City Applications May Result in Weekend Downtime   Â
Installation of All-Way Stop Signs at Trafalgar Parkway and SW 20th Avenue
Former Cape Coral Council Member Rick Williams Passes Away
Cape Coral Hires First Arborist, Hosts Annual Arbor Day Event
Nicholas Parkway Nighttime Closures from April 18-22
East Yacht Club Boat Ramp Closed, West Ramp Remains Open
Dedicated Task Force Created to Reduce Building Permit Backlog
Cape Clips: April 6 City Council Meeting
In case you missed the meeting, the following are highlights from the April 6, 2022, Cape Coral City Council meeting.
City Council Approves Local Housing Assistance Plan
City Council approved the 2022-2023, 2023-2024, and 2024-2025 Local Housing Assistance Plan, as required by the State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program Act. The City is required to prepare a Local Housing Read MoreCape Coral Parkway Scheduled Lane Reduction
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Notice
A Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting will be held this Tuesday, April 5, at 3:00 p.m., in Council Chambers.
Meeting topics include the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget and Funding Priorities and the CRA Monthly Report, which includes updates on current CRA projects.
Read MoreCity Hosting Utility Box Art Unveiling
The City of Cape Coral is hosting a utility box art unveiling on Friday, April 15, 2022, at 10 a.m.
The ceremony will be held at 1023 SE 47th Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33904.
Read MoreSUN Trail Road Closure on El Dorado Boulevard
As the SUN Trail project continues, a one-week road closure is planned for El Dorado Boulevard Northbound between NW 21st Street and Kismet Parkway from Monday, April 11, to Monday, April 18, 2022.
Read MoreMayor John Gunter Honored with 2022 Home Rule Hero Award
The Florida League of Cities (FLC) recognized Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter with a 2022 Home Rule Hero Award for his hard work and advocacy efforts during the 2022 Legislative Session
Read MoreMayor John Gunter Honored with 2022 Home Rule Hero Award
The Florida League of Cities (FLC) recognized Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter with a 2022 Home Rule Hero Award for his hard work and advocacy efforts during the 2022 Legislative Session. Read More
Horton Park Open During Pipeline Construction
NOTICE OF EMERGENCY – WATER SHORTAGE ADVISORY
The current two-day watering schedule remains in effect. All residents are asked to reduce watering of lawns and landscaping on those days.
Residents also are encouraged to consider voluntarily adjusting timers to water only one day each week.
Read MoreCape Coral Bike Night Presents New Motorcycle ContestÂ
Santa Barbara/Wilmington All-Way Stop Signs Installation
Joe Stonis Park Closed for Sealcoating April 25 - 29
Joe Stonis Park Repairs, Parking Closures
The parking lot will be closed for the duration of the repairs. Read More
Coral Oaks Golf Course Cart Path Construction Starting 3/28
Cape Coral Hosting Inaugural Craft Beer Festival
The City of Cape Coral Special Events Division is hosting the first “Brews on the River” Craft Beer Festival.
The event will be held from 4 – 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 2, at Tarpon Point Marina, located at 6179 Black Marlin Lane in Cape Coral.
Read MoreCity Hall Underground Fire Line Construction
Proposed Storm Shutter Ordinance Discussion Continues
The proposed storm shutter ordinance will be up for discussion at 9:00 a.m. on March 23, 2022, at the Committee of the Whole meeting in Council Chambers. Staff will present information to Council on the topic.
Read MoreYacht Club Boat Ramp Closed for Cleaning
The East boat ramp at the Yacht Club will be closed at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, March 17 for a few hours while crews clean the ramp. There are two boat launches at this location, only one will be closed.
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Cape Clips: March 16 City Council Meeting
In case you missed the meeting, the following are highlights from the March 16, 2022, Cape Coral City Council meeting.
City Council Approves Award of Bid for Construction of Yellow Fever Creek Park Preserve
Resolution 59-22 awards a bid for the construction of Yellow Fever Creek Park Preserve to OAC Action Construction Corp. and authorizes the City Manager to execute the contract. The proposed park improvements will establish walk-in campsites and provide a restroom/shower facility. The park will also include a Welcome Center building with a multipurpose room, exhibit hall, camp store, staff office, screened patio and restrooms. Other improvements include parking, walking paths, pavilions and creation of a disc golf course.
City Council Approves Investment Policy Changes
Read MoreRegistration for Summer Junior Golf Program Now Open
Registration for the Cape Coral Junior Golf Association’s Summer Program at Coral Oaks Golf Course is now open.
This summer program, which runs for six weeks, is open to children from the ages of 7 to 18. The registration fee is $30 and includes all six weeks of instruction starting Monday, June 6, and ending Monday, July 11.
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Oasis Charter Schools Receive Prestigious STEM Award
The City of Cape Coral Oasis Charter Schools was recognized as the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) 2021-22 STEM Schools of Excellence.
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Cape Coral Parkway Road Closure
A portion of Cape Coral Parkway will be closed on March 8, 2022, to repair a water service lateral.
Read MoreCommittee of the Whole – Meeting Time Change
Please be advised that the City of Cape Coral will hold the Committee of the Whole meeting at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 9, 2022.
Read MoreCape Pride Weekend Road Closures
Cape Coral’s 4th Annual PRIDE celebration begins Saturday, March 5, and will run through Sunday, March, 6.
Please be aware of the following road closures for the weekend:
Read MoreCape Clips: Updates from Council Meetings
In case you missed the meeting, the following are highlights from the March 2, 2022, Cape Coral City Council meeting.
City Council Approves Contract between City and Survival Armor
The resolution authorizes the City Manager, to execute the contract, in the amount of $115,000 in FY 22. The Cape Coral Police Department issues all ballistic body armor and related accessories to all sworn personnel. The specific models and levels of protection are chosen by Command Staff and written into policy. By having mandated items, it ensures uniformity for a professional looking police force.
Read MoreR/Seahawks Club Hosting 20th Annual Gathering of the Giants
The City of Cape Coral is partnering with the Cape Coral R/Seahawks Club to host the 2022 Gathering of the Giants.
The event will be held at 1030 NW 28th Street on Friday, March 18, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Read MoreJaycee Park All-Way Stop Signs Installation
City staff will be installing All-Way Stop signs at the Jaycee Park Intersection, located at Beach Parkway and SE 20th Place, on March 7, 2022.
Read MoreProjects on Cape Coral Roads
Burnt Store Road going North to Durden Pkwy:
Motorists should expect intermittent northbound and southbound lane closures during nighttime/overnight hours, weather permitting. Motorists should use caution while driving in the area as workers, flagmen, and equipment will be present.
Improvements will be made along Burnt Store Road between 3942 Burnt Store Rd N., Cape Coral and going North to Durden Pkwy, Cape Coral through April 1, 2022.
Work to be performed includes, but is not limited to, turn lane, sidewalk and road widening improvements. For more information, please contact Michelle Vaughn at mvaughn@twnelsoninc.com.
Read MoreFebruary 16, 2022, Cape Coral City Council Meeting Highlights
Cape Coral Yacht Club Community Park Closure Temporarily Postponed
Winter 2022 Economic and Business Development newsletter
Volunteers Needed for Algae Bloom Study
A Human Health study on the impact of harmful algae blooms is being performed in Cape Coral, and researchers from Florida Atlantic University are looking for volunteers.
The study is designed to fill an important gap in our understanding of the impact of the harmful algal blooms (HABS) on human health.
The study will take place on Feb. 22, 2022, from 12:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. and Feb. 23, 2022, from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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Scheduled Shutdown of Potable Water Main at Club Square
Please be advised, water will be off at 929 SE 46th Lane, near Club Square on Tuesday, February 22 at 9:00 a.m. Below is a map of the affected area. Prior to the shutdown residents in the vicinity may experience fluctuations in water pressure, discoloration of water, and hydrants running water.
Read MoreCape Clips: Feb 16 Regular Meeting of the City Council
If you missed the February 16, 2022 Regular City Council Meeting, please visit the Cape Clips webpage for a summary.
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Cape Coral Parkway Intermittent Lane Closures, Feb. 22
Drivers may experience intermittent lane closures in the eastbound lanes of Cape Coral Parkway on Tuesday, February 22.
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Cape Coral’s 311 Call Center Introduces New Software & App
Cape Coral’s 311 Online and CapeConnect App are transitioning to a new software system.
Important Information for Current Users:
- Feb. 16 to Feb. 21 – online 311, including the app, will be unavailable, however, during this time users can still call 311 or send emails to 311@capecoral.gov
- If currently using CapeConnect mobile app, users will receive push notifications when changes are taking place and will need to re-register for the new app
Parking lane/Turn Lane Closures of Cape Coral Parkway
City crews will be closing the sidewalk Feb. 15 through Feb. 17 at 1515 Cape Coral Parkway East while they work to make necessary repairs at that location.
On Feb. 16 the parking lane/turn lane at 1515 Cape Coral Parkway East will be closed from approximately 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. while crews work to make necessary repairs to street lights in the area. (see below attached item
Read MoreRoad Closure Planned at NW 11th Court and Kismet Parkway West
As work continues for the SUN Trail improvement project, a brief two-week road closure is planned for NW 11th Court and Kismet Parkway west from Monday, February 28, 2022 to Monday, March 14, 2022. A two-block detour will be in place guiding motorists through the area.
Read MoreScheduled Closure of a Northbound Lane of Santa Barbara Boulevard for Feb. 8
City Transitions to EnerGov Citizen Self-Service Portal
The City of Cape Coral Development Services Department will be converting to a new permitting software system named EnerGov on Monday, February 21, 2022.
Read MoreConstruction Continues at Giuffrida Park; Park Closure Scheduled for February 28
Contractors are scheduled to begin work on February 8 outside of the existing public facilities at the park. However, starting on Monday, February 28, the entire park will be closed to the public for roughly six (6) months when construction begins on the main portions of the park.
Read MoreCity Continues to Address Issues with Waste Collection
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Performance Update from the February 2, 2022, City Council Meeting :
Waste Pro Discussion - Brought forward by Mayor Gunter Read More
Del Prado Linear Park Improvements Underway
Construction of planned Improvements to Del Prado Linear Park are underway. The improvements are part of the Parks GO Bond and will include an area for parking, basketball courts, restrooms, lighting and a playground.
Read MoreCape Clips: February 2 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Crews Dredging North spreader near Sirenia Vista Park
Cape Coral Bike Night, February 12
Cape Coral Bike Night – the best bike night in SWFL – returns for the 2022 winter season beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 12.
Whether you are an expert or amateur motorcyclist, a hardcore biker or enthusiast, the Cape Coral Bike Night has something for everyone. There will be free entertainment, live music, contests, food vendors, motorcycle gear, clothing, jewelry and more.
Read MoreCity Reminds Cape Residents to Follow Watering Schedule
Cape Coral Yacht Club Project Update
Cape Coral Celebrates Fourth Annual Ground Owl Day
1/25/2022
Cape Coral residents are invited to join the City in support of Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife’s (CCFW) fourth annual Ground Owl Day. The event pays homage to the burrowing owl and, just like the groundhog in Punxsutawney, PA each year, we will look to the owl for guidance on what kind of weather to expect over the next six weeks.
“It’s our way of localizing the classic Groundhog Day event and making it our own,” said CCFW Vice President Pascha Donaldson. “The event is also an opportunity to spread awareness and provide education on burrowing owls.”
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Projects on Cape Coral Roads: City/County Road Projects
1/25/2022
City staff will be installing All-Way Stop signs at NE 6th Street at NE 19th Place and NE 6th Street at NE 25th Avenue intersections on February 7th. Message board signs will be placed one week prior to the installation and will remain for a week after the installation, along NE 6th Street east and west of NE 19th Place, and north and south of NE 25th Avenue intersections to inform motorists.
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Name Your Park Contest
1/24/2022
The City of Cape Coral is asking for the community’s help in naming the Gator Circle neighborhood park. The park is expected to open later this year and the City is looking for name suggestions for the park that include at least one of several elements listed below:
- History, culture and people of Florida (especially of SWFL or Cape Coral)
Cape Coral Launches New Utility Billing System
1/24/2022
The City of Cape Coral is set to launch its new Utility Billing System on February 2. The software will improve efficiency, accessibility, and responsiveness to better meet the needs of Cape Coral’s utility customers. As a result, customers will notice new billing statements beginning in February.
The billing conversion will take place from January 25 to February 1, during which time customers will have access to limited services. After the launch, all e-bill customers will be required to enroll in the new system.
E-bill customers are expected to be most impacted by the change.
Read MoreBulk Item Disposal and Household Chemical Waste Collection Set for February 5
The City is partnering with Waste Pro and Lee County’s Solid Waste Division to collect bulk items and household chemical waste (HCW) at a disposal event on Saturday, February 5 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will be held in the City Hall parking lot (1015 Cultural Park Boulevard).
These quarterly events provide another option to residents for the removal of large items as well as a safe and responsible way to dispose of HCW. Residential bulk item collection is available each week on the same day as solid waste, recycle, and yard waste removal.
Read MoreGroundbreaking for Adopt-A-Median Project; a City & Resident Partnership
January 18, 2022
The ceremony is scheduled on Friday, January 28 at 9:00 a.m.
The site of the ceremony will be at 4421 Sands Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33914.
Read MoreCape Clips: January 19 Regular Meeting of the City Council
If you missed the January 19, 2022 City Council meeting, highlights from the Regular Meeting of the Cape Coral City Council can be viewed on the City's "Cape Clips" web page. Read More
Nicholas Parkway Construction; Traffic Advisory and Scheduled Drinking Water Shutdown Notice
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Beginning Tuesday, January 18, temporary lane closures will take place at the intersection of Nicholas Parkway West and Santa Barbara Boulevard due to construction. A posted detour will be in place, and motorists are encouraged to consider alternate routes. Expected duration of construction is two weeks.
Scheduled Drinking Water Shutdown Notice: Please be advised, water will be off at 1020 Santa Barbara Boulevard on Tuesday, January 18 at 9:00 a.m. for approximately 4 to 8 hours or until completion. The shutdown will affect approximately 956 customers. During the days prior to January 18 residents and businesses in the affected area may experience fluctuations in water pressure and possible discoloration. Customers in the affected area are receiving notification via phone and email. Approximately 20 businesses are in the area and are being notified in-person.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Advises Residents of Potential Delays in Yard Waste Collections
Waste Pro is reporting staffing shortages due to COVID-19, and in response the City of Cape Coral is advising residents they may experience delays in yard waste pickup beginning Monday, January 10.
Cape Coral residents should continue to put out their garbage, recycling, bulk waste and yard waste on their normally scheduled days.
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Bulk Waste Drop-Off Site (Pilot Program)
Bulky Waste Now Included in Same-Day Pick-Up
Starting the week of January 10, 2022, bulky waste, garbage, recycling and yard waste will all be collected on the same day for Cape Coral residents.
Cape Coral is sending postcards to each of the 80,400 service addresses announcing the service enhancement. Residents with questions are encouraged to call the 311 Call Center or can call Waste Pro customer service at 239-337-0800, and can use the search feature on the City of Cape Coral website to determine their collection day at www.capecoral.gov under Public Works.
Read MoreCape Clips: December 15, 2021Â City Council Meeting
Crime Prevention Recycling Drop Off
The City is partnering with Waste Pro to offer Cape Coral residents a five-day Crime Prevention Recycling event immediately following the Christmas holiday. The idea is for residents to have the option to remove boxes indicating what was inside them from the curb to aide in crime prevention.
This year’s drop-off location is located at the Bulk Drop Off Site at the North Cape Government Complex off of Kismet Parkway and NW 14th Avenue.
Read MoreCape Coral City Offices Closed for New Year’s Holiday
City Hall will be closed Friday, December 31, in observance of the New Year’s holiday.
Read MoreCape Coral Yacht Club Holiday Flea Market
Cape Coral City Offices Closed to the Public at Noon December 17
Cape Coral City Hall Christmas Tree Lighting
Join us as we kick of the holiday season at the City of Cape Coral’s inaugural Tree Lighting Celebration tomorrow, December 8 at 6:00 p.m., or directly after the City Council’s Committee of the Whole Meeting.
The event will take place at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard at the south entrance of City Hall, near the intersection of SE 11th St. and SE 8th Ave.
Read MoreHappy Holidays! City News for December is now available.
Cape Coral Parkway Road Closure
Coral Oaks Golf Course Cart Path Construction Begins
12/1/2021 Construction on portions of the concrete cart path of the back nine (holes 10-18) at Coral Oaks Golf Course will begin on Monday, December 6. The work will take approximately six weeks and will take place during regular business hours. The back nine will remain open to play, with portions of the cart path closed for repairs.
Read MoreCape Coral Art Center “Holly Daze” Art SaleÂ
The Annual Holly Daze Fine Art Sale is taking place now through December 17 at the Cape Coral Art Center. Treat yourself and loved ones with unique and creative items you won’t find anywhere else. Located in the Side Gallery (Building 2) the shop is filled with beautifully crafted works of art by local students, instructors and community members. Items for sale include jewelry, ceramics, paintings, glass décor and fiber art.
Read MoreCape Coral Recognized in Top 50 Leading Fleets 2021
The City of Cape Coral’s Fleet Management Division has once again earned a spot on the “Top 50 Leading Fleets” by Government Fleet magazine and the American Public Works Association. The awards program recognizes operations performing at a high level particularly in fleet leadership, competitiveness, efficiency, planning for the future and overcoming challenges. This is the fourth consecutive year Cape Coral has been recognized with the prestigious annual award for being the best of the best.
Read MoreCape Coral Named in Top 10 of Digital Cities Survey
Cape Coral has been recognized by the Center for Digital Government (CDG) in the 2021 Digital Cities Survey which recognizes cities using technology to tackle social challenges, enhance services, strengthen cybersecurity and more. The City is in the top 10-ranking among other cities in our population category of 125,000 to 249,000.
Read MoreComcast Service Area Extension Agreement
11/30/2021 For the benefit of Cape Coral residents, and in an effort to encourage the expansion of broadband and other cable-related services, the City has entered into an agreement with Comcast to extend its cable system.
The Extension Area, consisting of Northwest and Northeast Cape Coral, is unserved and/or underserved from a broadband perspective.
Read MoreCape Coral City Offices Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
City offices will be closed on Thursday, November 25, and Friday, November 26, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Read MoreCape Coral Presents Big Ol’ Bonfire Concert
Cape Coral presents the Big Ol’ Bonfire concert for a night of music, food and fun. The outdoor country music event is this Saturday, November 20. The City has arranged for some of the best country music talent including Russell Dickerson, Ben Gallaher and Caroline Jones to make this Big Ol’ Bonfire the premier musical event in Cape Coral.
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Chiquita lock down due to mechanical failure
Bulk Item Disposal and Household Chemical Waste Collection Set for November 6
The City is partnering with Waste Pro and Lee County’s Solid Waste Division to collect bulk items and household chemical waste (HCW) at a disposal event on Saturday, November 6 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will be held in the City Hall parking lot (1015 Cultural Park Boulevard).
These quarterly events provide another option to residents for the removal of large items as well as a safe and responsible way to dispose of HCW. Residential bulk item collection is available each week. Bulk items are collected one day after trash/recycling carts are collected.
Read MoreRoad Closure Planned at El Dorado Boulevard North for SUN Trail Improvements
A daytime road closure is planned on El Dorado Boulevard North for the next two weeks as work continues on the SUN Trail improvement project.
Motorists traveling north on El Dorado Boulevard North can expect a brief detour around the block from NW 21st Street to NW 24th Avenue to NW 23rd Terrace to NW 21st Place through the end of the month. There will be no evening closures or detours.
Read MoreGroundbreaking Ceremony of Joe Coviello Environmental Park
The ceremony is scheduled on Tuesday, October 26, at 10:00 a.m.
The site of the ceremony will be near 3533 Oasis Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33904.
For park renderings and updated site plans visit: https://www.capecoral.gov/special_project_plans/parks_and_recreation_go_bond/oasis_woods_environmental_park.php
Groundbreaking Ceremony of Sands Neighborhood Park
The ceremony is scheduled on Friday, October 29, at 10:00 a.m.
The site of the ceremony will be at 2718 SW 43rd Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33914.
For park renderings and updated site plans visit: https://www.capecoral.gov/special_project_plans/parks_and_recreation_go_bond/sands_neighborhood_park.php
Read MoreRoad Closure Planned at Kismet Parkway WestÂ
Fertilizer Ordinance Changes
At last night’s Regular Meeting of the City Council the following changes to the fertilizer ordinance were approved:
- Fertilizer-restricted zone, located along waterways, increased from 10 feet to 15 feet.
- Prohibited application period remains June 1 through September 30, however, the Ordinance gives the City Manager the authority to extend this period to include the month of May when necessary (e.g. presence of blue-green algae, hurricanes).
- Phosphorus fertilizer is not permitted to be used at any time unless a soil test, performed in the past 2 years, identifies a phosphorus deficiency.
- The City will check state-regulated certifications prior to issuing a business license. Florida requires commercial fertilizer applicators to hold a 4-year license.
- The City will host a voluntary educational program for residents and fertilizer retailers.
- With consent, Code Officers can sample fertilizer tanks and spreaders, at the City’s expense, for analysis in the City’s certified lab.
Cape Clips: October 6 Regular Meeting of the City Council
You're Invited: Gator Circle Neighborhood Park Groundbreaking Ceremony
Flood Insurance Changes and FEMA Risk Rating 2.0 Town Hall Meeting Set for October 12
The focus of the Town Hall will be the upcoming Flood Insurance Changes and FEMA Risk Rating 2.0. The speakers will present information that will benefit current homeowners and people looking to purchase or sell their home.
In an effort to effectively answer questions, offer advice, and clarification, the first hour will be dedicated to one on one question and answer sessions. Hand-outs and maps will be available for attendees to take with them.
The Meeting is being hosted by District 1 Council Member Gloria Tate.Speakers include:
Lee County Commissioner and Chair Kevin Ruane
Founder and CEO of Chapman Insurance Group Brian Chapman
City of Cape Coral Planning Team Coordinator Wyatt Daltry Read More
Cape Coral Bike Night, October 9
Cape Coral Bike Night – the best bike night in SWFL – returns for the 2021 fall season beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 9!
Read MoreDeadline Extended for City’s Districting Commission Applications
The deadline to submit original applications for the City’s Districting Commission has been extended to Friday, October 15, at 4:30 p.m. Applications are currently being accepted by the Cape Coral City Clerk’s Department.
Read MoreCape Clips: September 22 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Road Work on Cape Coral Parkway at Del Prado Boulevard
City to Host 9/11 remembrance ceremony Saturday, September 11
CITY OF CAPE CORAL TO HOST 9/11 REMEMBERANCE CEREMONY
Remembrance Ceremony to be held on Saturday, September 11 on lawn in front of City Hall beginning at 8:30am
Cape Coral, FL – To commemorate the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the Cape Coral Fire Department along with the City of Cape Coral and Cape Coral Police Department will be hosting a remembrance ceremony on Saturday, September 11 on the front lawn outside of City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 Cultural Park Blvd., beginning at 8:30am.
Read MoreConstruction & Closure Information of West Portion of Big John Parking Lot
Construction on the western portion of Big John parking lot, located off SE 47th Terrace, is almost complete. Crews plan to sealcoat the parking lot tomorrow, Thursday, September 9. The entire west end of the parking lot will be closed for approximately 24 hours in order to allow the sealcoat to cure. Parking is available in the remaining sections of the Big John parking lot and other City-owned lots in the area. The entire parking lot is expected to be open by the weekend.
Read MoreKeith Long Appointed to District 6 Council Seat
City Warns Against Hiring Unlicensed Contractors
Lee County's all-electronic tolling begins October 1, 2021
More info: https://www.leegov.com/tolls/transponder
Cape Clips: September 1 Regular Meeting of the City Council
City Offices Closed on Labor Day, September 6
City offices will be closed on Monday, September 6 in observance of Labor Day.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Compliance Division is Seeking Volunteers
City of Cape Coral Changes to .gov Web Address
Effective August 25, the City of Cape Coral’s website address (URL) will change from a .net to a .gov address. The old address of www.capecoral.net will now be a new government address: www.capecoral.gov.
Read MoreCape Clips: August 18 Regular Meeting of the City Council
District 6 Cape Coral City Council Member Announces Resignation
Cape Coral City Council Member Rick Williams is stepping down. Mr. Williams submitted a letter of resignation to the city on August 12, 2021, which takes effect immediately.
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City Council will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, August 16, 2021
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, August 16, 2021, beginning at 4:00 p.m., at City Hall, in Council Chambers, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral. The following item will appear on the agenda:
Read MoreMayor sends letter to Army Corps on behalf of the City Council urging changes to the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual (LOSOM).
Mayor sends letter to Army Corps on behalf of the City Council urging changes to the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual (LOSOM).
City Adopts 2022 State Legislative Agenda
priorities and funding requests, which are consistent with the City’s long-term strategic vision. The purpose of this agenda is to set forth the City’s legislative priorities and provide direction for our advocates as they work to secure support and resources for our community. Advocacy
efforts are made to ensure the City’s fiscal, operational, and quality of life interests are represented on behalf of the citizens of Cape Coral. Read More
Cape Clips: August 4 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Public Input Needed on Proposed LOSOM
Cape Clips: July 28 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Guiffrida Park, located at 1044 NE 4 Street, is OPEN





Health Alert for the presence of harmful blue-green algal toxins at Jaycee Park
Traffic Change at the Intersection of SE 47th Ter & SE 6th Ave
Cape Clips: July 21 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Bulk Item Disposal and Household Chemical Waste Collection Set for August 7
The City is partnering with Waste Pro and Lee County’s Solid Waste Division to collect bulk items and household chemical waste (HCW) at a disposal event on Saturday, August 7 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will be held in the City Hall parking lot (1015 Cultural Park Boulevard).
These quarterly events provide another option to residents for the removal of large items as well as a safe and responsible way to dispose of HCW. Residential bulk item collection is available each week. Bulk items are collected one service day after trash and recycling containers are emptied.
Read MoreCape Coral Population Grew 5th Most in U.S. Since 2010
With less natural population growth and decreased immigration, the population of the United States has been growing more slowly every year since 2015, according to new Census Bureau estimates. In fact, the 0.35% growth rate between 2019 and 2020 represents the lowest growth rate in more than a century.
Read MoreTemporary Changes to Nicholas Parkway Traffic Patterns Begin July 18
The City’s Nicholas Parkway West Access Management and Watermain Improvements project has entered the construction phase and temporary changes to traffic patterns will be necessary beginning Sunday, July 18.
The project area is Nicholas Parkway from Pine Island Road to Santa Barbara Boulevard and the purpose of the project is to improve safety and traffic flow. The project will include the replacement of the existing watermain, drainage upgrades and swale work, improved payment markings, pavement reconstruction, and resurfacing.
Read MoreCape Coral 2021's 4th BEST city for first-time home buyers
Town Hall Hosted by Congressman Byron Donalds Canceled
Cape Coral Celebrates July as “National Park and Recreation Month”
The City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department is joining municipalities from across the country to celebrate July as National Park and Recreation Month. Initiated by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and celebrated in July since 1985, this annual observation recognizes all the ways parks and recreation can transform people’s daily lives. From providing places to play and stay healthy, to fostering new relationships and forging a connection with nature, Cape Coral’s park and recreation facilities provide essential services and improve local quality of life.
Read MoreWater Shutoffs to Resume July 6 for Delinquent Utility Accounts – Payment Plans Available
The City of Cape Coral will resume water shutoffs on Tuesday, July 6 for any utility account with a balance that is more than 60 days past the bill date. Water shutoffs were suspended in March 2020 when many people were out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Customers with a past due balance are encouraged to make payment arrangements with the Customer Billing Services Division before shutoffs resume.
Before shutoffs were suspended, a shutoff occurred when a utility account balance was more than 45 days past the bill date. Resuming shutoffs for account balances that are more than 60 days past the bill date allows for a gradual return to the policy that was in place before the pandemic.
Read MoreUPDATE: Yacht Club Community Pool Reopens
June 22, 2021 UPDATE: The Yacht Club Community pool will reopen today at 10 a.m. (normal operating hours).
Cape Coral Parks & Recreation to Co-Host Summer Feeding Kickoff on June 21
The City’s Parks and Recreation Department is joining forces with Lee County School District’s Food & Nutrition Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to host a Summer Feeding Kickoff event at Paul Sanborn Park (2310 SE 3rd Street) on Monday, June 21. Free nutritious lunches will be provided from 11 a.m. until 12 p.m. to children and youth age 18 and under as part of the Summer BreakSpot Program.
Read MoreCape Clips: June 16 Regular Meeting of the City Council
Free Toll Transponder From Lee County Government
Free transponders are available through Lee County Government's LEEWAY. Sign up at leewayinfo.com. Read More
2021 Hurricane Seminar June 9 at 6:00pm
Advisory Stage Water Emergency Issued
An advisory stage notice of emergency for the use of irrigation water has been issued. While the two-day watering schedule remains in effect, residents are asked to reduce the watering of lawns and to voluntarily adjust timers to conserve water. The advisory is being issued due to high irrigation usage and water levels in the city’s freshwater canals that continue to decline. An adequate supply of irrigation water is needed for the more than 800 fire hydrants that are connected to the city’s reuse system for fire suppression.
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Cape Coral City Council to Hold a Special Meeting and a Committee of the Whole Meeting June 9
The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Special Meeting of the City Council and a Committee of the Whole Meeting on Wednesday, June 9, 2021. These meetings will be held in Council Chambers at City Hall. Council Chambers is located at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard.
The Special Meeting of the City Council will begin at 3 p.m. The following item will appear on the meeting agenda: Blue-Green Algae.
Read MoreFull-Service Drop-Off Locations Remain Open
Fertilizer Restrictions Begin June 1
UPDATE: The Temporary Trash, Bulk Items and Yard Waste Drop-Off Sites
City offices will be closed on Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day, a national day of remembrance for the brave men and women of the United States military who died in the line of duty. Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday, June 1.
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Curative to Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations in Cape Coral
The City of Cape Coral and Curative are offering COVID -19 vaccinations beginning Monday, May 17 at the existing COVID-19 testing location (across from City Hall at 1020 Cultural Park Boulevard). The City has been working closely with the State of Florida and private partners to vaccinate members of our community against the coronavirus (COVID-19) as quickly and safely as possible.
Read MoreHarmful Algae Blooms: Blue-Green Algae
As of May 19, 2021 there have been no reports of harmful algal blooms in Cape Coral's brackish canals. Read More
Fuel Up Responsibly
Cape Coral City Manager Rob Hernandez has promoted Interim Police Chief Anthony Sizemore to the position of Chief of Police.
City Manager Rob Hernandez Hires Mark Mason as Financial Services Director
Cape Coral City Manager Rob Hernandez has hired Mark Mason to fulfill the Financial Services Director position. Mark will oversee the Financial Services Department, which includes accounting, customer billing services, budget management and administration, procurement, risk management, and real estate.
Read MoreHousehold Chemical Waste Collection Scheduled for May 1
The City is partnering with Lee County’s Solid Waste Division to offer Cape Coral residents a safe and responsible way to dispose of household chemical waste (HCW) on Saturday, May 1 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard (City Hall parking lot).
Read MoreCity To Host April 29 Strategic Planning Community Forum
The City of Cape Coral is inviting the public to participate in a community forum on Thursday, April 29 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Cape Coral Yacht Club Community Park ballroom (5819 Driftwood Parkway). The forum will include discussions and activities that aim to facilitate open conversation and sharing of ideas with meeting facilitators.
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Cape Clips - April 21 Regular City Council Meeting
District 3 Councilmember Tom Hayden to Host Town Hall Meeting April 17
District 3 Councilmember Tom Hayden is hosting a town hall meeting on Saturday, April 17 from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. in the Green Room at the City of Cape Coral Public Works Building (815 Nicholas Parkway East). The town all meeting is open to all Cape Coral residents.
The main topic for the town hall is lawn irrigation and proposed changes to the irrigation regulations. The town hall will feature guest speakers, Utilities Director Jeff Pearson and Scott King. King is a past president and current sitting board member of the Florida Irrigation Society. Residents will have the opportunity for a question and answer session.
Attendees are asked to wear a mask during the meeting.
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Cape Clips - April 7 Regular City Council Meeting
Special City Council Workshop Scheduled to Discuss Solid Waste Services Provided by Waste Pro
A Special Workshop meeting of the Cape Coral City Council will be held on Wednesday, April 7 at 2 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting topic is solid waste services provided by Waste Pro. eComments are accepted for all City Council meeting items. Submit your eCommenter here: https://www.capecoral.net/department/clerk/ecomments.php
Bulk Item Drop Off Event Set for March 20 and March 27
Emergency Mortgage Assistance Available to Eligible Cape Coral Residents
Emergency assistance is available to help Cape Coral households that are unable to pay mortgages due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In January, Cape Coral City Council approved the next phase of assistance, which will provide about $680,000 to eligible households. Applicants could receive up to six months of emergency assistance for unpaid mortgage payments.
Cape Clips - March 3 Regular City Council Meeting
City Launches Project Website Ahead of Yacht Club Community Park Improvements
The City of Cape Coral recently launched a new website, www.CCYachtClub.comto keep the public informed on the Yacht Club Community Park improvements that are being funded in part by the Parks GO Bond. Cape Coral voters approved the $60 million Bond in 2018, which will fund parks and recreation improvements throughout the city.
Read MoreCape Clips - February 17 Regular City Council Meeting
City Launches Interactive Online Finance Tool
Waste Collection Schedule Changes for Some Residents Begin March 1
Waste Pro’s waste collection schedules will be changing for some residents in the City of Cape Coral beginning March 1, 2021.
Waste Pro is adjusting its routes due to residential growth in the northern part of the city. The last time the routes were changed was in 2016. About 5,100 homes of the more than 81,000 will be impacted by these adjustments. Trash, recycling, and yard waste will continue to be collected one day and bulk items will be collected the following service day.
Read MoreCape Clips - February 3 Regular City Council Meeting
Virtual "Catch the Vision" Event Set for February 16th
A video that highlights Cape Coral’s growing real estate market, forthcoming projects, new trends and what to expect in 2021 will air on Cape TV and the Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce’s YouTube channel. It will also include local sponsors’ logos and announcements from Cape Coral leaders.
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Household Hazardous Waste and Bulk Item Drop Off Event Set for February 6
The City is partnering with Lee County’s Solid Waste Division and Waste Pro to offer Cape Coral residents a convenient and responsible way to dispose of household hazardous waste and large items that don’t fit into Waste Pro trash containers. Unwanted items will be collected at a free drop-off event on Saturday, February 6 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cape Coral residents can bring items for disposal to 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard (City Hall parking lot).
Please note that the event location is different than previous bulk item drop-off events. The location was changed due to the COVID-19 testing site. Signs will direct residents to the appropriate location.
Read MoreDistrict 1 Applications Being Accepted by City of Cape Coral
District 1 applications are currently being accepted by the Cape Coral City Clerk’s Department to fill a Council vacancy. The deadline to receive original signed applications is Friday, February 5, 2021, at 4:30 p.m. (end of City Hall business day).
Read MoreSun Splash to Host Job Fair on January 27 - Now Hiring for 2021 Season
More vaccines are available. Reservation lines open Wednesday, January 27 at 9 a.m.
Florida Department of Health Issues Advisory Prioritizing Florida residents for COVID-19 Vaccinations
Cape Clips - January 20, 2021 Regular City Council Meeting
Funeral Arrangements for Mayor Joseph Coviello
Cape Coral Mourns Sudden Passing of Mayor Joe Coviello
It is with profound sadness and grief that we announce that Mayor Joe Coviello passed away unexpectedly today. Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Diane, his two sons, Ross and Alex, and the rest of his family.
Mayor Coviello was elected in November 2017 and was a pillar of the community and served the citizens of Cape Coral with dignity and respect. His passing was due to an unexpected medical incident any further details concerning arrangements will be announced as they become available.
We ask that you please respect the privacy of his family while they mourn their loss.
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City of Cape Coral Encourages Community Feedback for Strategic Plan Through Community Survey
A strategic planning community survey is being conducted by the Florida Institute of Government at the University of South Florida as part of the City of Cape Coral's Strategic Planning Process. As part of this process, the City is asking Cape Coral residents and business owners to complete a short online survey.
The survey is available now through Wednesday, January 20. To access the survey, please visit:
https://usf.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d4KxaTrCPvQsrlP.
COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Updates
Please visit leegov.com/vaccine for details.
Reservation lines open Monday, January 4 at noon.
Phone number: 1-833-618-2001
For questions about the COVID-19 vaccination or the distribution of vaccinations in Lee County, the United Way 2-1-1 line has been activated. Please dial 2-1-1 or (239) 433-3900. Read More
Cape Coral City Hall Closed for the Holidays
City Hall will be closed Friday, December 25 in observance of the Christmas holiday. City Hall also will be closed on Friday, January 1 in observance of the New Year’s Day holiday.
Read MoreChiquita Lock Operating Hours Adjusted for the Holidays
The Chiquita Lock operating hours will be adjusted for the holidays.
Read MoreCape Clips - December 14, 2020 Regular City Council Meeting
Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board Vacancy Applications Being Accepted
Applications are currently being accepted by the Cape Coral City Clerk’s Department to fill a vacancy on the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Commission. Applicants must reside in or be engaged in business in the CRA District.
Read MoreCity of Cape Coral Waterway Advisory Board Applications Being Accepted
Applications are currently being accepted by the Cape Coral City Clerk’s Department to fill nine vacancies (seven members and two alternates) on the newly established volunteer Waterway Advisory Board. Applicants must be a resident of Cape Coral.
Read MoreCape Clips: December 7 City Council Meeting
Residents Can Now Dispose of Old American Flags Using City Hall Flag Drop Box
A flag retirement box was recently installed outside of City Hall, which is located 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard. Residents can drop their old American flags in the box for proper retirement without having to leave their vehicles. Flags also can be taken to any fire station in the City.
Read MoreCape Clips: November 16 City Council Meeting
City's ITS Department Earns Second Place Digital Cities Award
The Center for Digital Government (CDG) announced the winners of the 2020 Digital Cities Survey today and the City of Cape Coral placed second among cities with a population between 125,000 to 249,999. The annual survey recognizes cities using technology to tackle response to the pandemic while continuing strategic initiatives to enhance services.
Read MoreCape Clips: November 2 City Council Meeting
Rededication Ceremony To Be Held November 14 for Newly Renovated Veteran's Memorial Arch
A rededication ceremony will take place on Saturday, November 14 at 5:30 p.m. for the newly renovated Veteran’s Memorial Arch that is located on Cape Coral Parkway. The outdoor ceremony will be held at 1626 Cape Coral Parkway East and will conclude with a monument lighting.
President of the Cape Coral Historical Museum Gloria Tate and the Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department’s Special Events Division are hosting the event, which includes posting of the colors, the National Anthem, and guest speakers Mayor Joe Coviello, President of ACRA Electric Inc. Robert Greco, and Lt. Col. Gary Peppers.
Read MoreCape Recap: October 19 City Council Meeting
Construction Set to Begin Week of October 19 on Cape Coral Parkway/Santa Barbara Boulevard Intersection Improvements
City Hall Closed Monday, October 12
City's Golf Course Manager, Allen Manguson, Receives South Florida PGA Patriot Award
Allen Manguson, PGA General Manager at the City’s Coral Oaks Golf Course, received the South Florida PGA Patriot Award for his work with the PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) program and the Honor Flight Charity Fundraiser Golf Tournament.
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City Credit Rating Upgraded
Fitch Ratings has upgraded its rating on the City’s water and sewer revenue bonds from “A” to “A+”. The City of Cape Coral has held an “A” credit rating for several years by Fitch Bond Rating Agency.
Read MoreCape Recap: October 5 City Council Meeting
Cape Recap: September 21 City Council Meeting
Public Notice - CRA South Cape District Master Pump Station and Force Main Construction
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Cape Coral and the Cape Coral Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) seek comments from their citizens pertaining to plans to submit certain grant applications to the State of Florida, Department of Economic Opportunity, in pursuit of U.S. HUD funding.
Read MorePublic Notice - Hancock Bridge Parkway Drainage Improvements
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Cape Coral and the Cape Coral Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) seek comments from their citizens pertaining to plans to submit certain grant applications to the State of Florida, Department of Economic Opportunity, in pursuit of U.S. HUD funding.
Read MoreBimini Basin Mooring Field Open House Set for August 11
The public is invited to attend a Bimini Basin Mooring Field informational open house on Tuesday, August 11 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the City of Cape Coral Public Works Building (815 Nicholas Parkway East).
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One Yacht Club Boat Ramp To Be Closed Temporarily on August 5
The easternmost boat ramp at the Yacht Club will be closed temporarily, beginning Wednesday, August 5. This closure is necessary to complete sand removal work that began last week. One boat ramp will remain open at the Yacht Club; however, there may be congestion and delays.
The boat ramp is expected to reopen around 4 p.m. on August 5.
Florida Department of Health in Partnership with the City to Provide FREE COVID-19 Testing on July 26
City Launches "Mask Up Cape Coral" Public Awareness Campaign
The City of Cape Coral is launching a “Mask Up Cape Coral” public awareness campaign encouraging residents and visitors to use face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The campaign will continue through the summer and will be extended if needed.
The campaign will focus on the importance of wearing masks. Most people understand social distancing, washing hands frequently, and other CDC safety recommendations can help slow the spread of the virus. The City is encouraging everyone to wear cloth face coverings in public settings, especially when other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain.
Read MoreHousehold Hazardous Waste and Bulk Item Drop Off Event Set for August 1
The City is partnering with Lee County’s Solid Waste Division and Waste Pro to offer Cape Coral residents a convenient and responsible way to dispose of household hazardous waste and large items that don’t fit into Waste Pro trash containers. Unwanted items will be collected at a free drop-off event on Saturday, August 1 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cape Coral residents can bring items for disposal to 1020 Cultural Park Boulevard (parking lot next to the Cape Coral Police Department building).
Read MoreMasks required for visitors to City Hall and other indoor City facilities
As of June 25, visitors entering City Hall or other indoor City owned facilities are required to wear face coverings.
If you wish to provide input for the meeting, ecomments can be submitted online.
City of Cape Coral partners with Lee Health to open a COVID-19 collection site in Cape Coral on Tuesday, June 30
Cape Coral Housing Development Corporation Accepting Applications For Mortgage Assistance
In response to COVID-19 and its impact on Cape Coral homeowners, the Cape Coral Housing Development Corporation in partnership with the City of Cape Coral State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program (SHIP) is providing limited assistance to low-income homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage payments.
The application period is open and will continue through July 1, 2020 at 4 p.m. Applications are available online at www.capecoralaffordablehousing.org. Completed applications and all required documents should be returned via email to capecoralhousing@comcast.net.
"On The Move" newsletter
Cape Coral Bulk Item Drop Off Event Planned for June 13
The City is partnering with Waste Pro to offer Cape Coral residents another free “Bulk Item Drop Off Event” on Saturday, June 13. Collection hours will be from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Residents can bring unwanted items for disposal to 1020 Cultural Park Boulevard (parking lot located next to the Cape Coral Police Department building). Future events will be held on August 1 and November 7.
Read MoreFertilizer Restrictions Begin June 1
The City’s fertilizer ordinance regulates the application of fertilizer. Beginning June 1, the use of fertilizers containing nitrogen or phosphorus is prohibited.
This regulation was enacted to keep harmful nutrients found in fertilizer from washing off from lawns into storm drains during the rainy months. These nutrients impact the city’s canals and surrounding waters, leading to poor water quality and algal blooms. The fertilizer restrictions apply to citizens and commercial lawn services.
Read MoreCape Coral Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Establishes South Cape Cares Assistance Program
Cape Coral City Council to Hold a Special Meeting on May 29
The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Special Meeting of the City Council on Friday, May 29, 2020, at 9:30 a.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall. Council Chambers is located at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard.
The following item will appear on the meeting agenda: City Manager Candidate Interviews.
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Cape Coral City Offices Closed For Memorial Day Holiday
City of Cape Coral offices will be closed Monday, May 25 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
Trash, recycling, and yard waste will not be collected by Waste Pro on Memorial Day. Collection services will be delayed one day the remainder of the week beginning May 26 through May 30.
Coral Pointe Canal Restoration Work To Begin May 26
The City will begin restoration work along the Coral Pointe Canal on Tuesday, May 26.
Read MoreState approves Lee County's minimum standards for vacation rentals: Rentals in Cape Coral can resume
The state approved Lee County’s minimum standards so that reservations can resume for vacation rentals in Cape Coral, which had been prohibited under a prior executive order from Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Read MoreCape Coral City Council Approves Plan to Allow Temporary Expansion of Outdoor Dining Areas
Bulk Item Drop Off Event Planned for May 16
The City is partnering with Waste Pro to offer Cape Coral residents another free “Bulk Item Drop Off Event” on Saturday, May 16. Collection hours will be from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Read MoreChiquita Lock to Be Closed May 13 for Maintenance Work
The Chiquita Lock will be closed Wednesday, May 13 for maintenance work. Signs have been posted near the Lock so boaters can plan their activities accordingly.
The Lock is expected to reopen on Thursday, May 14.
Read MoreSeveral City Parks Open for Walking, Biking and Running
Several City parks will reopen on April 28 for biking, walking and running. Park visitors will be required to continue to adhere to CDC social distancing guidelines (groups of 10 or less and staying at least 6 feet from others).
All playgrounds, athletic fields, tennis/basketball/pickleball courts will remain closed.
SFWMD and Lee County Implement Countywide Mandatory Irrigation Restrictions
To protect and conserve crucial groundwater resources in aquifers for residents during the remainder of the dry season, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) and Lee County announced mandatory irrigation restrictions today. Water irrigation restrictions will go into effect in all parts of Lee County to protect crucial water resources amid drought conditions. The new irrigation restrictions apply in all parts of Lee County, including Cape Coral, and go into effect starting April 25.
To view the entire SFWMD press release, please visit https://www.sfwmd.gov/news/sfwmd-and-lee-county-implement-countywide-mandatory-irrigation-restrictions
Read MoreCity To Begin Pumping Water From Reservoir to Supplement Irrigation System
The City of Cape Coral will begin pumping water from a reservoir property at Southwest Aggregates in South Charlotte County into the freshwater canal system in Cape Coral.
Read MoreCape Coral Parks & Recreation to Host "Safer Way Virtual 5K" from April 24-May 4
The City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department is proud to present the “Safer Way Virtual 5K” from Friday, April 24 through Monday, May 4. The goal is to raise money to help local healthcare workers fight COVID-19 while providing members of the community an opportunity to stay active, participate in an event, and be part of the fight. All proceeds from this event will benefit the Lee Health Foundation.
Read MoreCouncil Passes Resolution To Help Food Establishments By Providing Temporary Relief from Sign Regulations
Essential Services/Activities
An online list of essential services/activities is available on the Division of Emergency Management’s website at www.floridadisaster.org.
This website also provides an "Essential Services and Essential Activities Inquiry Form" for any business owner who has a question about being an essential service or to request that a business be added to the approved list of essential services.
Read MoreRead Governor's Safer-at-Home Executive Order 20-91
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SAVE THE PIPES: DON'T FLUSH THE WIPES!
City of Cape Coral Temporarily Closes Parks and the City's Coral Oaks Golf Course to Limit the Spread of COVID-19
All City of Cape Coral parks and the City’s Coral Oaks Golf Course are closed, effective immediately, until at least April 6 to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and encourage social distancing.
Read MoreCape Coral City Council to Hold a Special Meeting on March 23 – Virtual Participation is an Option
City of Cape Coral Temporarily Closes Most Customer Service Counters to Limit the Spread of COVID-19
The City of Cape Coral will temporarily close most customer service counters to limit the spread of COVID-19, beginning the week of March 23.
Read MoreCANCELLED: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Set for March 21
One of the Boat Ramps at the Yacht Club To Be Closed Temporarily
Free seminar hosted by Lee Clerk of Court - Feb. 24 Cape Coral Library - Be Your Own Detective
Cape Coral Historical Society/Museum Presents Jubilee Celebration 50th Anniversary City of Cape Coral Incorporation
The City of Cape Coral’s Golden Anniversary begins with the Jubilee Celebration on Friday, January 24 at the Cape Coral Yacht Club from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The event is hosted by the Cape Coral Historical Society and Museum and the title sponsor is the Gunterberg Charitable Foundation and Culliton Family. THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
Read MoreMultiple Lanes of Santa Barbara Boulevard Closed Beginning January 22 for Utility Repairs
Multiple lane closures on Santa Barbara Boulevard will be necessary beginning Wednesday, January 22 to make repairs to an irrigation main that is located just south of the Veterans Parkway intersection.
Read MoreCape Coral Parkway CLOSED Jan. 11-12 for Cape Coral Arts & Musical Festival
Cape Coral Parkway will be CLOSED from SE 9th Place to Del Prado Boulevard beginning Friday, January 10 at 7 p.m. and will remain closed until Sunday, January 12 at 9 .m.
Read More2020 Tour De Cape
Cape Coral City Hall Closed for Thanksgiving
in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Read More
Yacht Club Beach to be Closed November 18-22 for Pavilion Demolition
The Yacht Club beach, located at 5819 Driftwood Parkway, will be closed November 18 through November 22 during the demolition of the pavilion building.
Read MoreSection of Cape Coral Parkway to be Closed for Veterans Day Parade on November 11
Cape Coral Parkway will be closed on Monday, November 11 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. for the Veterans Day Parade. All lanes between Coronado Parkway and Del Prado Boulevard South will be closed.
Read MoreCape Coral City Council to Hold a Special Meeting on October 28
The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Special Meeting of the City Council on Monday, October 28 at 3 p.m. in Conference Room 220A at City Hall.
Read MoreLee County Clerk of the Circuit Court Offering Savings Event on Fees to Reinstate Driver Licenses
*Customers may also be able to have suspended driver licenses reinstated. Read More
PUBLIC NOTICE: FEMA and Florida Division of Emergency Management consideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
City Invites Public to Community Park Meetings
City of Cape Coral District 5 Temporary Vacancy Applications Being Accepted
Submit Cape Coral Photos for the 2019 Resident Photo Contest
PUBLIC NOTICE: FEMA Public Assistance Program
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has received the subgrant application for the City of Cape Coral seawall repairs at the Everest Complex due to damages in Hurricane Irma (DR-4337-FL PW 06394). Pursuant to Executive Order 11988 and 44 CFR Part 9.12, final notice is hereby given of FEMA’s intent to provide funding for this project under the Public Assistance (PA) Program. Read More
U.S. Army Corps Hosts Public Meeting in Cape Coral Concerning Lake O
City Hosts South Cape Development Workshop on September 12
Interested developers and the general public are invited to attend a Development Workshop hosted by the City’s Economic Development Office on Thursday, September 12 from 8 a.m. until noon. The event will take place at the Vineyard Church, which is located at 923 SE 47th Terrace.
Read MoreCity Council Budget Workshop Set for August 29
The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Budget Workshop on Thursday, August 29 beginning at 1:00 p.m. in Council Chambers (1015 Cultural Park Boulevard).
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Lee County Clerk of the Circuit Court Offers Free Service Alerts To Property Owners To Protect From Potential Property Fraud
Lee County property owners can now sign up for a new free service to alert themselves of potential property fraud, Clerk Linda Doggett announced today. Property Fraud Alert emails notifications to subscribers within 48-hours whenever a lien, deed, mortgage or other land record with their registered name on it has been recorded into the Clerk’s Official Records. This notification does not apply to documents filed in court proceedings.
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