Skip to main content

City of Palms Park Possibilities

CITY OF PALMS PARK POSSIBILITIES

Everyone has heard that Americas favorite past time is baseball, that proves to be true in southwest Florida without number of baseball stadiums! The city of Palms Park was once home to the Boston Red Sox before they relocated to JetBlue Park at Fenway South. Now the park has been reclaimed by the Lee County Government at the request pf the City of Fort Myers.

Lee County’s planed to demolish the park with an allowance of $1 million towards the end of 2021, however now that plan has been reconsidered. The government is now seeking alternate ways to preserve the land and perhaps even the ballpark. It is in the hopes of the city council members that reconstruction of the City of Palms Park will become the new centerpiece for Midway and encourage more development.

Former Olympic facility inspector and friend of Fort Myers City Councilman, Greg Harney suggest a possible reconfiguration of the stadium to allow for football, soccer, lacrosse, or more in an interview with Gulfshore Business.  But most importantly the city needs to focus on what the community would want.

You May Like

Naples Design District wants your opinion

Local News: Naples Design District wants your opinion! Naples is reaching out to residents, property owners, and business owners to hear their opinions on what they envision for the future of its Design District. So far, the city has gotten input from roughly 1,500 people. However, the city does not

Read more

Florida ranks 9th out of the top states for Capital Investment in 2020

Even though Covid wreaked havoc throughout the country for 2020, Florida still saw a huge increase in capital investment in 2020. This big gain caused Florida to leap 8 spots from, 17thto 9th in terms of Capital Investment. With 125 projects in total, it closely edged out Pennsylvania at 10th

Read more

Local Spotlight: Top Green Thumb Counties of Florida

LOCAL SPOTLIGHT: TOP GREEN THUMB COUNTIES OF FLORIDA It was just announced that Lee County residents and businesses recycled a whopping 76% of the waste generated countywide in 2020, earning second place in all of Florida! The top spot ended in a tie between Charlotte and Pinellas counties, both having

Read more