Project Overview

reFRESH Fort Myers Beach Overview

There are two major components of the reFRESH Fort Myers Beach project. The reFRESH Estero Boulevard Project was funded by Lee County and included any utility and streetscape improvements on Estero Boulevard. Included with the utility updates, Florida Power & Light improved reliability and relocated utility poles and overhead power lines to the edge of the right-of-way. Simultaneously, the Town of Fort Myers Beach replaced waterlines and storm drainage along Estero Boulevard as well as side streets with the reFRESH Fort Myers Beach Waterlines Project.

Lee County’s Utility and Streetscape Improvements
Six miles of Estero Boulevard on Fort Myers Beach from Crescent Street to Big Carlos Pass were reconstructed to improve utilities and the streetscape. Two major goals of this project included improving safety for all users (motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians), and improving drainage. Learn more.

The Town of Fort Myers Beach’s Replacement of Water Mains
Waterlines throughout the island were replaced with a new, reliable water system. Storm drainage and outfall improvements were also made throughout the island. Work was also done on Estero Boulevard as well as various side streets. Learn more.

Project map

The map below provides an overall view of work being done on Fort Myers Beach. This includes the reFRESH Estero Boulevard Project and the reFRESH Fort Myers Beach Waterlines Project.

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