Jim speaks with Steven Matuska, the Town's new Utilities Manager, about the types of customer complaints, billing questions, post-Ian storm water system update and an explanation of where our drinking water comes from as well as the quality of our drinking water
Join 20+ organizations as we close out Mental Health Awareness Month celebrating the resiliency of SWFL! Wednesday, May 31, 2023, 10a - 12p. DiamondHead Beach Resort – Fort Myers Beach
2000 Estero Boulevard; Fort Myers Beach Read on...
The last pass for pickup of debris that has been pushed by property owners to the right of way on the Town’s side streets will be Tuesday, May 30. Read on...
He has been with the Town for approximately a year and was promoted to his new position after serving as Bay Oaks Recreational Campus Manager and interim director. Read on...
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MLB and it's Scott's field refurbishment program has awarded a $50,000 grant to the Town to refurbish the ball fields at Bay Oaks Recreational Campus. The Town is one of only three municipalities in the U.S. to receive this grant. Read on...
Starting Saturdays in May you can explore the winding mangrove creeks and hidden backwaters of the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve with Mound House. Read on...
The Town’s Community Development Department recently scored a perfect 100% correctness rate on its annual Community Rating System (CRS) review of construction certificates. This review is conducted by the Insurance Services Office (ISO). Read on...
Governor Ron DeSantis announced today (April 28) that the Town has received $10 million as part of a Hurricane Stormwater and Wastewater Assistance Grant Program created during the Florida legislature’s special session in December 2022. Read on...
Sea turtle nesting season starts on May 1 and runs through October 31, and property owners are encouraged to check their homes and businesses for proper lighting. Read on...
In this episode, Vice Mayor Atterholt speaks with Stephen Poposki, Community Development Director about common reasons why permit applications would require a resubmittal and with Environmental Project Manager, Chadd Chustz about emergency berm progress. Read on...
The Pickleball courts at Bay Oaks will be unavailable over the next few months as the gym and grounds are under reconstruction due to damage caused by Hurricane Ian. Exact dates will be posted when the construction timeline is finalized.
IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER AS YOU ARE REBUILDING
Contractors are required to be licensed with the state of Florida.
Visit myfloridalicense.com to check for your contractor Read on...
This session of "Key Questions with Key Staffers" with Vice Mayor Atterholt focuses on the Town's emergency berm and beach renourishment projects. Envioronmental Projects Manager Chadd Chustz and Mike Poff of Coastal Engineering Consultants talk to Jim. Read on...
To accomplish renourishment of the Beach after the damage caused by Hurricane Ian, the Town needs beachfront property owners to sign an easement to place sand on the beach areas that are private property. Read on...
