Special events are returning to Fort Myers Beach after many were cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID pandemic.

On Friday afternoon, August 6, Mound House will be joining with three organizations to present a conference entitled “Coliform Bacteria In Your Recreational Water.” Read on...

We are urging the public to send messages to the Army Corps of Engineers NOW to request modifications to the draft operating plan for releasing water from Lake Okeechobee to prevent harmful algae blooms in our water.

The monthly Town Hall Bulletin has news and information briefs about the Town's services and activities. The July issue has just been published. Read on...

We are looking for team-oriented public servants to work for our fun and unique beach town.

Community members interested in serving as volunteers to advise and support the work of Town government are encouraged to apply for current openings on four of the Town’s 10 advisory boards and committees.

On Friday, August 6, Town residents will be able to safely and responsibly dispose of household chemical waste (HCW) such as leftover paints, cleaners, herbicides, pesticides, automotive fluids and pool chemicals. This event is free, and drive-through.

A new Florida law requires those who are making complaints about code violations in their communities to give their name and address. Read on...

The Utilities Department proudly presents the Town's annual drinking water report for 2020, covering all drinking water testing performed between January 1 and December 31. Read on...

Walk into Town Hall on Tuesdays between 9 a.m. and Noon for quick answers to questions about building permits or codes. Read on...

It's smart to stay prepared during hurricane season to weather the next storm. We have some information to help. Read on...

Are you a landscaper who works on properties on FMB? Please pay attention to these fertilizing requirements. Read on...

Sea turtle nesting season started May 1 and lasts through October 31. Read on...

Are you signed up to receive urgent alerts through the Town's participation in the CodeRed system? Read on...

Do you have questions about permits needed from the Town for your building or remodeling project? Start by reading these frequently asked questions. Read on...