
Lee County provides guidelines for waterway protection during National Cleanup Month
Lee County encourages residents to observe National Cleanup Month in September by preserving the natural beauty of Southwest Florida and continuing to do their part
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Lee County encourages residents to observe National Cleanup Month in September by preserving the natural beauty of Southwest Florida and continuing to do their part

With the rainy season underway and Lee County experiencing increased rainfall, the County encourages residents to do their part to protect local waterways. A primary

August is National Water Quality Month, and Lee County encourages residents and landscapers to take simple steps to keep local water sources safe, both for

Lee County reminds residents that there is still time to participate in a short survey that will help staff better understand people’s knowledge, attitudes and

Lee County’s fertilizer education and outreach program, Fertilize Smart, has been awarded a 2026 Stormwater Excellence Award by the Florida Stormwater Association (FSA). Recognized in

As Southwest Florida’s rainy season begins to ramp up, Lee County Government encourages residents in unincorporated areas to be aware of the county’s fertilizer ordinance

During summertime months when county ordinance prohibits the use of fertilizers that contain nitrogen and phosphorus, residents are encouraged to seek alternatives to fertilizer to

When planning gardens or landscaping updates, homeowners may just think about topical considerations, like sunlight, soil and location. However, understanding your USDA Hardiness Zone is

Severe drought is impacting nearly all of Lee County, causing grass to change from lush green to dry and brown. From Charlotte to Collier counties,