Charlotte public meetings in 2025
42 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Charloote County Board of County Commissioners Special Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss a proposed local bill, including a white paper, proposed amendments, and a strikethrough/underline version. The meeting is for discussion only; no final decisions are scheduled. The agenda includes citizen input limited to agenda items, followed by comments from the county administrator, attorney, and commissioners.
- Discussion of proposed local bill and amendments
- White paper on proposed local bill
- Citizen input on agenda items (3-minute limit)
- County administrator, attorney, and commissioner comments
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Monthly Workshop
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss and receive presentations on several items, including a proposed ordinance on e-bikes, an update on the Babcock development (with presentations from multiple departments and agreements), and the Jr. Commission graduation. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion session.
- Proposed ordinance on e-bikes
- Babcock update with presentations from Community Development, Administration, and Fiscal
- Fiscal Stabilization Agreement for Babcock
- Impact Fee Agreement for Babcock
- Jr. Commission Graduation
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on December 9, 2025. The agenda includes consent items such as approving contracts and budget adjustments, notably for the construction of Fire Stations 6 and 17, and a helicopter rebuild for the Sheriff's Office. The meeting also includes proclamations, employee recognitions, and public input on agenda items.
- Approve $8,012,035 for Fire Station 6 and $9,424,095 for Fire Station 17 construction (Contract #24-116 with Wharton-Smith, Inc.)
- Approve $984,500 transfer for Sheriff's Office Huey helicopter rebuild (BA26-214)
- Approve $22,523.80 change order for walking path at Carmalita and South Gulf Cove Parks
- Approve $207,000 for a 2026 Peterbilt 567 (Utilities)
- Approve $235,296.70 for Englewood East Playground Equipment
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hear dozens of cases involving property code violations, including 48 consent agenda items for fines and 26 new business cases. Four cases were continued to future dates. The meeting is open to the public and includes swearing in of witnesses.
- Consent agenda includes fines from $70 to $27,591.25 for properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Placida
- New business cases include properties on Tamiami Trail, Harbor Blvd, and N. Beach Rd
- Continued cases: AA Investment Company (Feb 2026), Steven McBride (Jul 2026), Brian Wittenburg (TBD), K and R Investmentz (Apr 2026)
- Old business: second affidavits of non-compliance for Charles Goldi Jr. ($70), Jeannine Orndorff ($70), John Horner Sr. ($4,520)
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on November 25, 2025, to consider consent agenda items, including contracts, appointments, and land use matters. Key actions include approving a $1,014,095 amendment for engineering services at the East Port Water Reclamation Facility, awarding a $521,628.68 contract for site preparation for modular offices, and approving a $197,500 boat ramp repair. The board will also elect a chairman and vice chairman and consider several other contracts and leases.
- Approve Amendment 3 to Contract #19-156 with Jones Edmunds & Associates, Inc. for $1,014,095 for East Port Water Reclamation Facility design updates
- Award Request for Bid #25-647 to RC Casey, Inc. for $521,628.68 for site prep and utilities for modular offices at 7000 Florida Street, Punta Gorda
- Award Request for Bid #25-706 to Charlotte County Seawalls, Inc. for $197,500 for South Gulf Cove Park Boat Ramp and Boarding Pier repair
- Approve ranking for South County Annex Replacement Project, with Fawley Bryant Architects first, and authorize negotiations up to $2,000,000
- Approve lease agreements with Charlotte County Airport Authority (Sheriff's hangar) and Senior Friendship Centers Inc.
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda that includes several notable items: awarding a $1,149,558.83 contract for bridge rehabilitations, approving a $542,900 amendment for Emergency Operations Center expansion design, and accepting a $2,434,617.40 grant for a Special Needs Safe Room. The board will also consider appointments to advisory boards and set a public hearing for December 9, 2025, on a resolution for collecting non-ad valorem assessments. The agenda is largely routine, with no major policy debates listed.
- Award $1,149,558.83 to Villa-Fuerte Construction for Greater Port Charlotte MSBU bridge rehabilitations (Pellam Blvd, WinterGarden Ave, O'Hara Dr)
- Approve $542,900 Amendment 1 to Harvard Jolly for Emergency Operations Center expansion design
- Accept $2,434,617.40 CDBG-DR grant for Special Needs Safe Room project match
- Approve ranking for 2025 Lift Station Replacements design, up to $750,000
- Set public hearing Dec 9, 2025 on Uniform Method of Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Assessments
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on November 5, 2025, to address code violations across the county. The agenda includes one conflict case, 47 consent agenda items for non-compliance fines, and 32 new business cases. The magistrate will also swear in witnesses and consider agenda changes.
- Conflict case COD-25-00401: BJ's Wholesale Club, 19101 Veterans Blvd, Port Charlotte
- Consent agenda includes fines from $70 to $25,411.96 for properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Rotonda West
- New business includes cases against Gulf Coast Property Management, REO Homebuyers, and US Bank National Association Trust
- Several cases involve repeat offenders with multiple affidavits (e.g., Charles Fagundes III, 8th affidavit, $8,639.20)
- Hearing at 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, 9:00 a.m.
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting with a consent agenda that includes several notable items. The board will consider approving a $3.57 million guaranteed maximum price for the Herring Park construction project, a $150,000 grant for a fire district boat, and a public hearing on utility rate increases. The agenda also includes routine items such as minutes approval, appointments, and various service contracts.
- Approve $3,572,441 GMP for GC Herring Park construction (Jon F. Swift Construction)
- Approve $150,000 out-of-cycle grant for Englewood Area Fire District boat replacement
- Set public hearing for utility rate increase on Dec 9, 2025
- Approve $360,338.53 sole-source award for VESTA 9-1-1 equipment (ConvergeOne)
- Approve cleaning services contracts for county facilities and park restrooms
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on October 14, 2025, to consider consent agenda items including contract awards, appointments, and budget adjustments. Key actions include purchasing two high-water rescue vehicles for $800,560, approving a $249,960 contract for the El Jobean Fishing Pier design, and buying two transit mini buses for $237,806.94. The agenda also includes proclamations, employee recognition, and numerous advisory board appointments.
- Award $800,560 for two Highwater Rescue Vehicles from Acela Truck Company, with budget adjustment BA25-194 of $825,000
- Approve $249,960 contract to Giffels-Webster Engineers for El Jobean Fishing Pier design
- Approve $237,806.94 for two Ford Transit Forest River Mini Buses from Model 1 Commercial Vehicles
- Approve $18,260 amendment for Rotonda MSBU Bridge #014113 repair with KCI Technologies
- Cancel RFP #25-360 for Don Pedro and Knight Island Neighborhood Plan
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on October 1, 2025, to address affidavits of noncompliance fines and new code enforcement cases. The consent agenda includes 32 fines totaling over $100,000 for properties with unresolved violations. The new business section lists 20 cases involving alleged violations of county codes and Florida Building Code, with possible penalties or orders.
- 32 affidavits of noncompliance fines, including $19,932.02 for Edna Johnson at 1423 Seagull Dr, Englewood
- New cases include GULF COAST WAREHOUSING LLC at 7630 Sawyer Circle, Port Charlotte (FBC violations)
- Multiple repeat offenders: Yefim Botvinnik (11th affidavit), Nicholas Smith (5th), Karl Brown Jr. (5th)
- Cases involve properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Placida
- One case (Tyler Wampler) includes a request to dismiss code section 3-6-24
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Final Budget Hearing
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a final budget hearing to adopt the proposed county budget for fiscal years 2025/2026 and 2026/2027. The board will announce the total proposed net budget, hear public comments, discuss, and adopt final millage rates and budgets by resolution. This is the final step in setting the county's property tax rates and spending plan.
- Adopt final millage rates and budgets by resolution
- Public hearing on proposed county budget for 2025/2026 and 2026/2027
- Announce total proposed net budget
- Meeting held at Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center, 75 Taylor Street, Punta Gorda
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on September 23, 2025, to consider a consent agenda with multiple funding agreements, contracts, and administrative items. Key actions include approving a $2,148,361 non-profit agreement with Charlotte Behavioral Health Care, a $415,518 state transit grant, and several professional service contracts. The agenda also includes proclamations, employee recognition, and committee vacancy notices.
- Approve $2,148,361 funding agreement for Charlotte Behavioral Health Care, Inc.
- Approve $415,518 Block Public Transportation Grant Agreement with FDOT
- Approve $1,542,832.31 contract for P25 radio system maintenance for 911 call center relocation
- Approve $388,108.65 contract for bridge scour study and countermeasures with DRMP
- Approve $97,300 transfer of Crime Prevention Funds to Sheriff's Office
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on September 9, 2025. The agenda includes a mix of routine administrative items, appointments to advisory boards, and several resolutions, including a proposal to designate a segment of U.S. 41 as the "Sergeant Elio Diaz Memorial Highway." The board will also consider authorizing foreclosures on three properties and approving various contracts and agreements.
- Resolution to designate U.S. 41 between Melbourne Street and Church Street as "Sergeant Elio Diaz Memorial Highway"
- Authorize foreclosures on 102 Harness Road, Placida; 12194 Le Jeune Drive, Punta Gorda; 3301 Peace River Drive, Punta Gorda
- Approve $10,000 transfer from Drug Abuse Trust Fund to Sheriff for Drug Free Charlotte County
- Approve Interlocal Agreement for Commercial Driver License (CDL) Training with School Board of Charlotte County
- Set public hearing for September 23, 2025 to adopt FY2026 Capital Improvement Program Schedule
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners First Budget Hearing
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding its first public hearing to review and adopt the tentative county-wide millage rate and proposed budget for fiscal years 2025/2026 and 2026/2027. The hearing includes presentations on the budget process, millage rates, and the budget itself, followed by public comment and separate hearings to adopt MSTU, MSBU, and other special revenue fund rates and budgets. This is the first of two required public hearings; the final hearing is scheduled for September 23, 2025.
- Public hearing to adopt county-wide tentative millage rate and proposed budget for FY2025/2026 and FY2026/2027
- Public hearing to adopt MSTU millage rates and proposed budgets
- Public hearing to adopt amended final and final MSBU rates and proposed budgets for special revenue, debt service, enterprise, and MSBU funds
- Public comment period before adoption of Environmentally Sensitive Lands millage rate and proposed budget
- Final budget public hearing scheduled for September 23, 2025, at Charlotte Harbor Event Center
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hear cases of alleged code violations, including several conflict cases and new business items, and will vote on a consent agenda of 30 affidavits of non-compliance with fines ranging from $70 to $4,700. The meeting includes swearing in of witnesses and consideration of unfinished and old business.
- COD-23-01923: Genzen Inc, 21496 Holdern Ave, Port Charlotte – Second Affidavit of Non-Compliance, fine $22,520
- COD-24-00440: Dylan Roy, 5915 Sabalwood Dr, Punta Gorda – Affidavit of Non-Compliance, fine $70
- DOH-24-00016: SFR 2012-1 Florida LLC, 2401 Como St, Port Charlotte – Amended Affidavit, fine $120
- COD-23-01736: Sharon Murray, 11119/11129 Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda – Third Affidavit, fine $120
- Consent agenda includes 30 items with fines up to $4,700 for properties across Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Rotonda West
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on August 6, 2025, to address property code violations. The agenda includes 43 consent items for fines related to non-compliance affidavits, plus 31 new business cases. The magistrate will also hear two conflict cases, including one with a $4,520 fine. This is a routine enforcement hearing for property maintenance and building code violations.
- Conflict case PUO-24-00002: Dustin & Brianna Dunnahoe, 1405 Sulstone Dr, Punta Gorda, second affidavit, $4,520 fine
- Consent item COD-23-02692: J. Alan Good & John Leslie Good, 111 Via Madonna, Englewood, second affidavit, $50,528.42 fine
- Consent item COD-24-01425: Denny & Stacy Olney, 11441 Willmington Blvd, Port Charlotte, affidavit, $17,640.94 fine
- Consent item COD-22-01592: Neil & Janice Abrahamson, 5522 Papaya Dr, Punta Gorda, fourth affidavit, $17,200.47 fine
- New business case COD-25-01131: Charles Fagundes III, 157 Barre Dr, Port Charlotte, multiple IPMC and FBC violations
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners MSBU Public Hearing
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to set Municipal Services Benefit Unit (MSBU) rates for five street and drainage units: Englewood East, Gardens of Gulf Cove, Placida Area, South Gulf Cove, and South Gulf Cove Phases 2-5. The agenda includes a presentation on how tax dollars are spent. The meeting is scheduled for July 17, 2025, at Lemon Bay High School.
- Public hearing to set MSBU rates for Englewood East Street and Drainage Unit
- Public hearing to set MSBU rates for Gardens of Gulf Cove Street and Drainage Unit
- Public hearing to set MSBU rates for Placida Area Street and Drainage Unit
- Public hearing to set MSBU rates for South Gulf Cove Street and Drainage Unit
- Public hearing to set MSBU rates for South Gulf Cove Street and Drainage Unit – Phases 2, 3, 4, 5
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting with a consent agenda that includes approving a $2,199,000 commercial paper loan for Placida MSBU paving, adopting new water, sewer, and reclaim rates as increased by the FPSC index for 2025, and adding three new full-time positions. The board will also consider several contracts and awards, including a $3,739,781 amendment for the Burnt Store Water Reclamation Facility and a $245,884.96 boat purchase. The meeting includes proclamations, employee recognition, and public input on agenda items.
- Approve $2,199,000 Commercial Paper Loan for Placida MSBU paving
- Adopt new water, sewer, and reclaim rates as increased by FPSC index for 2025
- Approve Amendment #1 to Contract #24-597 for Burnt Store Water Reclamation Facility, correcting total to $3,739,781
- Award $245,884.96 for 25-foot aluminum boat and trailer to Uncle J's Custom Boats
- Ratify $435,840.30 contract for Gillot Boulevard construction repairs
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will review 28 consent agenda items involving affidavits of non-compliance and fines. The meeting also includes new business cases concerning property violations in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, and Englewood. The agenda lists specific addresses and fine amounts for each case, with the next meeting scheduled for August 6, 2025.
- Consent agenda includes 28 affidavits of non-compliance with fines ranging from $70.00 to $22,520.00
- Case COD-22-00924 at 157 Barre Dr involves a fine of $14,051.63
- Case COD-23-01923 at 21496 Holdern Ave involves a fine of $22,520.00
- New business includes 23 cases citing various county code and building code sections
- Cases involve properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, and Englewood
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on June 24, 2025, to consider consent agenda items and regular agenda discussions. Key actions include approving a $8.47 million FEMA grant for a special needs saferoom, awarding contracts for a landfill compactor and software, and setting public hearings for truck restrictions. The board will also receive updates on the South County Regional Park pool and discuss committee assignments.
- Approve $8,470,860 FEMA grant for Special Needs Saferoom (HMGP-4673)
- Award $1,185,748.59 for TANA H555 Landfill Waste Compactor (File #25-403)
- Approve $733,100 contract to CBRE for Strategic Master Space Plan (RFP #25-217)
- Set public hearings for July 22 on truck restrictions on David Blvd, Marathon Blvd, and Regina Drive
- Approve precinct reassignment adding five new polling places
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on June 10, 2025, covering consent agenda items, regular agenda items, and a land use consent agenda. Key actions include approving a new ladder truck for Fire Station 17, purchasing vacuum trucks and other equipment, and considering several land use approvals for residential developments. The meeting also includes proclamations, employee recognition, and public input periods.
- Approve $1,620,428.12 for new ladder truck for Fire Station 17 (Matheny Fire & Emergency)
- Approve $610,600 for two Peterbilt 548 vacuum trucks (Utilities)
- Approve $312,117 for Energreen Alpha Eagle 33FT boom mower (Public Works)
- Approve $225,687 per unit for two F600 Altec bucket trucks (Public Works)
- Land use approvals: Starling Phase 2 (131 lots), Willow Phase 2 (281 units), Khudairi Section D (318 density units)
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on May 27, 2025, starting at 9 a.m. The agenda includes consent items, regular agenda items, public hearings, and land use decisions. Key actions include approving MSBU assessment rate increases, a school speed zone enforcement contract, and several land use approvals such as a new Publix grocery store and a 360-unit townhome development.
- Approve MSBU assessment rate increases for sanitation, fire rescue, and Alligator Creek Waterway Unit
- Approve contract for School Speed Zone Enforcement Program with Redspeed Florida, LLC
- Approve design contract for Tom Adams Movable Bascule Bridge rehabilitation ($182,143.50)
- Approve park playground equipment upgrades at four parks ($213,254.50)
- Public hearings on ordinances for life support transport and hazardous material cost recovery
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes a $14.8 million loan for road paving, several construction contracts, and routine administrative items. The board will also consider a resolution to fund boater improvement projects and approve the ranking of firms for the Emergency Operations Center expansion.
- Commercial Paper Loan of $14,823,000 for East Englewood and Rotonda West MSBU paving
- FY26 Boater Revolving Fund Grant Program resolution for $1,178,548
- Construction Manager at Risk ranking for Emergency Operations Center Expansion
- Award of $615,037.81 for Rotonda West Bridge Rehabilitations #6
- Award of $773,117.73 for Buck and Oyster Creek Bridge Rehabilitations
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Joint meeting with Lee County
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a joint meeting with the Lee County Board of County Commissioners to discuss four items: water quality, coordination efforts on Boca Grande, regional solid waste, and Vincent Avenue. The agenda includes public input periods and commissioner comments, but no formal votes are scheduled. The meeting is set for April 15, 2025, at the Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center.
- Joint discussion on water quality
- Coordination efforts on Boca Grande
- Regional solid waste discussion
- Vincent Ave discussion
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hear 25 cases of alleged property code violations, mostly in Englewood and Port Charlotte. Each case involves citations under the Florida Building Code and International Property Maintenance Code, with potential fines for noncompliance. The meeting includes swearing in of witnesses and handling of consent affidavits for fines.
- COD-25-00163: Shirley Gail Wagner & Edward Kent Wagner Trustees, 5080 N Beach Rd, Englewood
- COD-25-00164: KO KO KAI, 5040 N Beach Rd Bldg. 3, Englewood
- COD-25-00166: Jimmie L Parker Trustee, 965 Gulf Blvd, Unit 2, Englewood
- COD-25-00167: Bruce Burton Webb & Karen Webb, 45 Friendship Lane, Englewood
- COD-25-00168: Jose Antonio Jaus L/E, 14508 Frizzell Rd, Port Charlotte
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on April 22, 2025, covering consent items, regular agenda discussions, a public hearing on wastewater code amendments, and land use approvals. Key actions include approving contracts for park lighting, a hurricane-damaged antenna tower, and vehicle purchases, as well as discussing funding for the Willow Phase 3 water main project and acquiring properties for the Harborview Road widening.
- Approve $854,250 LED lighting retrofit for Ann & Chuck Dever and Carmalita Parks
- Award $498,999.20 contract to Tower Systems for Hurricane Ian antenna tower at lift stations
- Approve $25,000 AARP Community Challenge Grant application ratification
- Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 3-8 for state wastewater requirements
- Land use consent: Starling Amenity Center final site plan (11,280 sq ft clubhouse, pool, courts)
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioner Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of Commissioners is voting on a consent agenda that includes significant capital purchases and budget adjustments. Key financial actions include a $7.5 million transfer for a Sheriff's Blackhawk helicopter and a $1.15 million purchase for a new fire pumper. The board is also approving contracts for bridge rehabilitation, wastewater facility design, and landscaping, along with several advisory board appointments.
- Approve $7,500,000 budget adjustment for Sheriff's Office Blackhawk helicopter purchase
- Approve $1,154,993 budget adjustment for Station 17 E-One Rescue Pumper
- Award $983,435.57 contract to Thomas Marine Construction for Midway Boulevard Bridge Rehabilitation
- Approve $3,643,523 not-to-exceed contract with Kimley-Horn for Burnt Store Water Reclamation Facility design
- Approve $490,495 budget adjustment for one Freightliner M2 Ambulance
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on April 3, 2025, to address property code violations. The agenda includes a consent agenda with 29 affidavits of noncompliance fines totaling over $50,000, and 23 new business cases involving alleged violations of county and building codes. The magistrate will also swear in witnesses and handle any agenda changes or unfinished business.
- Consent agenda: 29 noncompliance fines, including $9,020 for Advocate Insurance and Retirement Solutions Inc. (2288 Harbor Blvd, Port Charlotte) and $7,167.50 for LMD Group Investments Corp. (1922 Mississippi Ave, Englewood)
- New business case COD-24-01941: Alfredo Austria Jr & Susan Austria, 21504 Dranson Ave, Port Charlotte, cited for multiple building and property maintenance code violations
- New business case COD-25-00097: Equity Trust Company at 1616 New Point Comfort Rd, Englewood, cited for multiple property maintenance violations
- New business case COD-24-02342: Jean Exantus at 8361 or 8379 Alfred Blvd, Punta Gorda, with dismissed FBC codes 105.1, 105.4, 110.1, and 110.3
- Next meeting date set for May 7, 2025
Metropolitain Planning Orgnaization
The Charlotte County-Punta Gorda Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will hold a public meeting to consider an amendment to the current Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and review the draft FY 2025/2026–FY 2029/2030 TIP. The board will also discuss draft project priorities, an update on the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan, and presentations on SR 776 safety improvements and emergency vehicle preemption devices. Additionally, the board will discuss the MPO Director selection process and consider consent agenda items including meeting minutes and a BPAC appointment.
- Public hearing on FY 2024/2025–FY 2028/2029 TIP amendment
- Draft FY 2025/2026–FY 2029/2030 Transportation Improvement Program
- 2025 Draft Project Priorities
- 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan preliminary needs update
- SR 776 Safety Improvements presentation
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on March 25, 2025, to consider consent agenda items, public hearings, and regular agenda discussions. Key actions include awarding construction contracts for road repairs and intersection improvements, approving a commercial paper loan for paving, and setting public hearings on ordinances related to speed limits, parking, and emergency management. The board will also discuss wastewater ordinance changes and regional water authority agendas.
- Award $1,435,486.95 bid to Andrew SiteWork, LLC for Kings Highway and Harborview Road intersection improvements
- Approve $1,967,000 commercial paper loan for South Burnt Store MSBU paving
- Award $435,840.30 bid to V & H Construction for Gillot Boulevard repairs north of Blitman Street
- Approve $6,693,135 amendment for Capital Maintenance Repair with Florida Premier Contractors
- Set public hearing for April 8 on ordinance to reduce speed limits on Don Pedro Island roads
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will vote on several contracts and agreements, including a $17 million road paving program, water utility improvements, and various administrative items. The board will also set public hearings for March 25 on proposed ordinance amendments regarding security alarm systems and business regulations. Additionally, they will receive updates on Englewood Beach and consider a resolution supporting hands-free cell phone legislation.
- Award $17,054,132 bid to Ajax Paving Industries for 2025 MSBU Paving Program (Rotonda West, Pioneer Trail)
- Award $966,360 sole source contract to Veolia for Rotonda Water Reclamation Facility membrane replacement
- Award $219,292.50 bid to A.C. Schultes for Burnt Store Reverse Osmosis Plant wellfield improvements
- Set public hearings for March 25 on ordinances amending security alarm regulations and business licenses
- Approve FDOT maintenance agreement for US41 and SR776
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Budget Process Update Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss the budget process, including an overview of financial trends, policy review, preliminary projections, and the BCC strategic plan. This is a discussion and informational session, not a final decision-making meeting. The agenda also lists numerous future meetings, including budget hearings and workshops.
- Overview of Financial Trends presentation
- Policy Review discussion
- Preliminary Projection for budget
- BCC Strategic Plan review
- Future budget public hearings scheduled for September 4 and September 24, 2025
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Workshop
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to receive a presentation on transportation, including roadway level of service, functional classification, traffic counts, and crash heat maps. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is informational. The agenda also lists upcoming meetings, including budget hearings and MSBU public hearings.
- Presentation on Roadway Level of Service Map and Data
- Presentation on Roadway Functional Classification Map
- Presentation on Traffic Count Map
- Presentation on Crash Heat Map
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on March 5, 2025, to address code violations. The agenda includes a consent agenda with 42 affidavits of noncompliance fines totaling over $100,000, and 37 new business cases involving property code violations. The magistrate will also swear in witnesses and consider agenda changes.
- Consent agenda: 42 affidavits of noncompliance fines, including $9,720 for Adam Reiber et al. (Oil Well Rd) and $9,020 for ICON PALERMO HOLDINGS LLC (Catherine Ave)
- New business: 37 cases with alleged violations of county codes and Florida Building Code, including properties on Guava Terrace, Midway Blvd, and Alfred Blvd
- Several cases have dismissed codes, e.g., COD-23-02561 (Midway Blvd) dismissed codes 3-5-91 and 3-9-100.3(b)
- Cases include properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Rotonda West
- Next meeting date set for April 3, 2025
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on February 25, 2025, to consider consent agenda items including contracts, budget adjustments, and appointments. Key decisions include awarding a $16.3 million road and bridge/MSBU paving program, purchasing dump trucks, ambulances, and a fire engine, and approving budget adjustments. The agenda also includes proclamations, employee recognition, and public input on agenda items.
- Award $16,343,888.65 to Ajax Paving Industries for 2025 Road and Bridge/MSBU Paving Program
- Purchase ten 2026 Peterbilt 567 dump trucks for $238,100 each (total $2,381,000)
- Purchase two Freightliner ambulances for $480,986 each (total $961,972)
- Approve budget adjustment BA25-159 for $909,354 for paving programs
- Approve $33,511 carryover for Property Appraiser due to hurricane impacts
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Workshop
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop focused on the 2025/26–2026/27 budget process. Presentations will cover the non-utility and utility 20-year capital needs assessments and the capital improvement policy. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion and informational session.
- Non-Utility 20 Year Capital Needs Assessment presentation
- Utility 20 Year Capital Needs Assessment presentation
- Capital Improvement Policy discussion
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes awarding a $5.84 million erosion control project for Manasota Key and Palm Island, plus several other contracts and grants. The regular agenda includes discussion on the 2025 Federal Legislative Agenda and the Live Local Act, with direction on how the county will interpret and implement the state housing law.
- Award $5,841,017.59 to Southwind Construction for 2024 Erosion Control Project (Manasota Key/Palm Island)
- Approve $195,000 each for water and wastewater regulatory compliance services to Kimley-Horn & Associates
- Approve $195,840 for UKG Workforce Management Pro renewal (timekeeping system)
- Approve $95,500 transfer from Crime Prevention Fund to Sheriff's Budget
- Approve $29,415 Florida Sports Foundation Snowbird Baseball Grant
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing
The Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hold a hearing to address property code violations, including 74 affidavits of noncompliance with fines ranging from $70 to $21,760.82, plus several new cases. The meeting includes swearing in of witnesses, old business, and a consent agenda for routine fines.
- 74 affidavits of noncompliance with fines totaling over $100,000
- New cases include properties in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, and Placida
- Old business case COD-24-01259 for 22403 Bette Ave, Port Charlotte
- Conflict cases include COD-24-00320 with $4,520 fine and COD-24-02112
- Consent agenda includes fines from $70 to $21,760.82
Board of County Commissioners Regular and Land Use Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular and land use meeting on January 28, 2025. They will consider acquiring a 158-acre property at 22400 Gleneagles Terrace, Port Charlotte for $3,000,000, discuss the Burnt Store Area Plan, and hold public hearings on land use changes including a large-scale plan amendment for TAG Lakeside. The agenda also includes several consent items such as appointments, a $1,000,000 emergency management grant, and bond reductions for developments.
- Acquisition of 22400 Gleneagles Terrace, Port Charlotte for $3,000,000 (budget adjustment BA25-153)
- Public hearing on TAG Lakeside Large Scale Plan Amendment to Medium Density Residential (up to 1,188 units)
- Accept $1,000,000 Florida Division of Emergency Management grant for Pre/Post Disaster Volunteers Facility
- Bond reductions for Waterview Landing ($3,262,786.86 to $231,154.66), Tuckers Pointe Phase 1 ($15,134,493.31 to $385,227.26), and Regency at Babcock Ranch ($10,495,381.56 to $462,169.61)
- Approve ranking for debt collection services RFP #25-011 (R.T.R. Financial Services, Inc. ranked first)
Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Workshop
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop on January 21, 2025, with a single agenda item: a presentation on the Bachmann Tract. The meeting also includes routine comments from the county administrator, county attorney, and commissioners. No formal decisions are scheduled; the agenda is mostly procedural.
- Bachmann Tract presentation
- County Administrator comments
- County Attorney comments
- Commissioner comments
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will consider several contracts and appointments at its regular meeting. Key items include a $6.9 million amendment for Hurricane Ian repairs to the Mid-County Regional Library, a $984,000 sole-source award for water reclamation membrane replacement, and purchases of heavy equipment. The board will also hold a public hearing on the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments and discuss a lease agreement for a state representative.
- Approve Amendment #4 to Contract #23-272 with Wharton-Smith, Inc. for Mid-County Regional Library repairs in the amount of $6,914,843
- Award Sole Source File #25-002 to Veolia for Rotonda Water Reclamation Facility membrane replacement at $984,000
- Approve purchase of five Vactor 2100i PD sewer cleaner trucks at $632,024 per unit
- Approve purchase of two Menzi Muck excavators at $656,048.77 per unit
- Public hearing on resolution to use uniform method of collecting 2025 non-ad valorem assessments
Board of County Commissioners Utilities Quarterly Meeting
The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners will hold its quarterly utilities update meeting, receiving presentations on fiscal status, utility operations, projects, the sewer master plan, the West Port Water Reclamation Facility expansion, and South County utility improvements. The agenda is informational; no votes are scheduled.
- Fiscal update presentation
- Utility update presentation
- Projects update presentation
- Sewer Master Plan presentation
- West Port Water Reclamation Facility Expansion update