Residents of Charlotte County looking to stay informed on the latest with their utilities won't want to miss the upcoming public meeting. The County Commission is gearing up for the Utilities Quarterly Update, a session promising to deliver the scoop on fiscal status, utilities, and key infrastructure projects like the Burnt Store Reclamation Facility. Scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 2 p.m., the event invites community members to Room 119 of the Charlotte County Administration Center, located at 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, FL. According to the notice posted by Charlotte County, the meeting will also entertain input from the citizens themselves.
Aside from updates on water, sewage, and the journey of utility services, the commission meeting will feature comments from the commissioners, the county administrator, and the county attorney, which are not usually broached at these sort of gatherings. Following a meticulous agenda, the session promises a comprehensive look at where the county's resources and energies are being funneled, having citizens always eager for a chance to voice their concerns and ask pressing questions directly to their elected officials.
As outlined in the county's published agenda, stakeholders are encouraged to attend and exercise their right to be heard in a forum designed for dialogue and exchange. For those unable to attend in person, the Charlotte County has not announced whether the meeting will be streamed or recorded for later viewing.
