Government Spending in Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency, Florida

The Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has updated its Downtown Redevelopment Area Plan, which covers both the existing downtown CRA area and four expansion areas: Altamont Park, Central-Jackson, Cleveland-Victoria, Dean Park, Fowler-Lafayette, and South Broadway. The plan allocates CRA tax increment revenues over ten fiscal years (2025-2034) to six core investment categories: Mobility (including bicycle lanes and public transit), Resiliency (drainage and flood prevention), Home Preservation, Mixed-Use Redevelopment, Placemaking, and Workforce development...

The Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency's Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Quarterly Work Plan outlines budget allocations across three main redevelopment areas: Cleveland, Downtown, and Dr. MLK...

The City of Fort Myers reestablished the East Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency (EFMCRA) using boundaries from the previous Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) that was abolished in March 2022. This redevelopment plan aims to stimulate economic development, enhance neighborhoods, and support redevelopment activities through Tax Increment Financing (Tax Increment Financing (TIF))...

The Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency approved Resolution CRA 2026-04 to amend the FY 2025-2026 budget by appropriating $21,503. 90 in donated funds for the Common Ground Shade Structure in the Downtown Redevelopment Area...

The Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency (FMCRA) Residential Paint Program provides grants up to $5,000 to help owner-occupied single-family and duplex homeowners improve their properties through pressure washing and painting in three redevelopment areas: MLK, Downtown Expansion, and East Fort Myers. The program aims to reduce blight and improve neighborhood aesthetics...

The Community Redevelopment Agency of Fort Myers approved amending the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget to accept a donation of $17,232. 00 for the Downtown Redevelopment Area Trust Fund...