The City of Cape Coral will hold a media tour for Jaycee Park on April 22 before its public opening. New amenities include a riverfront boardwalk and an inclusive playground. Media must RSVP to attend.
The City of Cape Coral is encouraging residents to use its new Open Finance Portal. This online tool gives easy access to updated city financial data and helps citizens track spending and budgets.
Cape Coral residents are invited to join the city’s Earth Day Clean Up using a new online tool that helps log trash collection locations for pickup. Participants can register groups, submit photos, and arrange volunteer hour verification through official channels.
Cape Coral District 2 Council Member Laurie Lehmann will hold a Town Hall meeting on May 2. Residents can meet at the Cape Coral Lee County Public Library to discuss local issues and share ideas.
The Cape Coral Youth Council has named five local students as winners of its annual Excellence Awards. Honorees were recognized in arts, athletics, civic engagement, excellence overall, and leadership during a recent council meeting.
Cape Coral has been named a 2025 Tree City of the World by the Arbor Day Foundation for its work in maintaining urban trees. This is Cape Coral’s second consecutive year receiving this honor.
The City of Cape Coral has launched a study seeking resident feedback about speeding concerns on local roads. Residents can submit their input via an interactive online map until the end of April. The collected feedback will help guide future traffic safety decisions.
Cape Coral will hold its annual Arbor Day Celebration with a tree planting event on April 24 at Crystal Lake Park. The city is seeking volunteers from the public to help plant 300 trees during the ceremony.
The City of Cape Coral Charter School Authority Governing Board will meet on April 14 to discuss operations of the city’s charter school system. The public can attend or contact officials for more information.
Medicaid expenditures for Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) services in Cape Coral grew by 22.8% in 2024, indicating trends in both service usage and reimbursement adjustments.