Charlotte County Sheriff's Office deputy arrested by state troopers on DUI charges

One Charlotte, One Water 💧 A holistic approach to water quality that Charlotte County takes to ensure its policies and practices contribute to the long-term health, enjoyment, and availability of our water. It treats all water — our harbor, rivers, bays, canals, creeks, potable water, wastewater, stormwater, reclaimed water – as one water. | Charlotte County, Florida Government

‼ Hurricane Idalia left its mark on our parks, but Charlotte County Parks are still open! ⚠️ Some areas might have debris, water, or damage. Please stay safe, be cautious, and steer clear of any blocked-off zones. | Charlotte County, Florida Government

Operation Green Light is BACK, so you can get BACK on the road! | Charlotte County Clerk of Court Roger D. Eaton

Joan Capeles, our Supervisor of the Official Records department, has been working hard to enhance our marriage services at the Clerk’s office. Listen as she tells you more! | Charlotte County Clerk of the Circuit Court & County Comptroller

Charlotte USPS Clerk Sentenced In Stolen-Check Scheme

Breaking ground in Charlotte Harbor! Whiskey Joe’s Bar & Grill breaks ground at 5000 Tamiami Trail and Melbourne Street (across from Sunseeker), continuing to transform the area into a dining and entertainment destination. 🍹 This project is a realization of a decade-long vision set by the County Commission through the Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Area. Charlotte County, Florida Economic Development | Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce | Charlotte County, Florida Government

Charlotte County is implementing school zone speed enforcement cameras to enhance safety. The first phase of the program will go live on Feb. 27, 2026. During a 30-day warning period, you will receive a warning notice by mail if you are caught speeding. Starting April 1, 2026, citations will be issued. If a vehicle is detected exceeding the speed limit by more than 10 mph, the registered owner will receive a notice of violation with a fine of $100 approximately three days after the violation occ

We’ve been waiting to long for this… | Charlotte County, Florida Government