Lehigh Acres, Gateway residents urged to move Hurricane Ian debris to curb by Dec. 16 deadline
Lee County urges Lehigh Acres and Gateway residents to move Hurricane Ian debris curbside by deadline
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Lee County urges Lehigh Acres and Gateway residents to move Hurricane Ian debris curbside by deadline
The 20,717 loads of debris collected since clean-up began translates 734,136 cubic yards of vegetation and 285,282 cubic yards of construction and demolition debris as of Monday morning — or what the county compared to roughly 1.1 million kitchen ovens removed from the road right-of-ways in unincorporated Lee County.
Here are answers to some of the most asked question regarding relief and recovery for Hurricane Ian in Lee County and SWFL.
Gone: Homes, businesses and even some bridges are gone in the wake of Hurricane Ian.
Gone: Homes, businesses and even some bridges are gone in the wake of Hurricane Ian.