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Oct 14, 2026
This Invitation to Bid seeks qualified contractors for the construction of three pavilion structures at Hendry County cemeteries.
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
To construct three (3) pavilion structures, consisting of one (1) pavilion. The project consists of the construction of three (3) separate 30' x 30' pavilion structures, one at each cemetery location, including foundations, structural components, roofing systems, finished ceilings, site restoration, and all associated construction activities necessary to provide complete and functional installations.
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Census ID
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211986
Employee FTE
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475
Population
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48,276
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hendry County
The board discussed multiple agenda items including the approval of bids for the mowing of county roadways and rideways. Public hearings were held regarding the tentative budget and millage rate for the 2026-27 fiscal year, both of which were adopted. The board voted individually on numerous municipal service benefit unit (MSBU) assessments, including street lighting, drainage, recreation, and utility districts. Additionally, the board approved an assessment resolution for the mosquito control unit in Port Label, as well as increased assessment rates for the West Hendry County and East Hendry County Fire MSBUs. Finally, the board addressed a zoning application petition involving a Bert Harris claim, with legal counsel providing an overview of the ongoing litigation and proposed settlement.
The Board discussed and acted upon several items, including the rejection and re-advertisement of bids for the Ridgeline Cemetery Irrigation Well and the acceptance of ranking for the Montura Volunteer Fire Station design and permitting services. An employee was recognized for five years of service. First readings were conducted for land development code amendments concerning building permit expiration and exemptions, as well as code changes to allow mobile homes in all residential zoning districts. Additionally, the Board adopted an initial assessment resolution for the Mosquito Control MSBU in Port LaBelle and approved a third amendment to the commercial lease for the LaBelle Airport.
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The board conducted a review of fire department operations and budget requirements for the unincorporated areas of Montura, Pioneer, and Felda, as well as the cities of Clewiston and LaBelle. Key topics included call volumes, staffing levels, the need for equipment upgrades such as structure gear and tenders, and the status of grant applications for apparatus and tools. The discussion also addressed the interlocal agreements for budget contributions from the county based on call volume, and the chiefs provided updates on their respective department needs, infrastructure repairs, and ongoing training requirements.
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