Beachgoers, residents have touchless option to pay for, manage parking

Vacationers and residents can now enjoy the long sandy coast of Fort Myers Beach without worrying about feeding – or touching – the parking meter. Passport, the operating system that provides cashless payment options to cities and thei...

Mayor: resolution of lawsuit green lights Margaritaville construction

FMB Mayor Ray Murphy announced today that the resolution of the latest lawsuit green lights TPI’s start on Margaritaville Resort construction.

I am very pleased to announce today that after several meetings with representatives of the plaintiff a...

Looking for a job?

The Town of Fort Myers Beach is looking for qualified candidates to fill the following positions:

BEACH MAINTENANCE - Part-timeLIFEGUARD UTILITY BILLING MANAGERWATER UTILITY TECHNICIAN

To learn more about each position and how to apply, click on th...

Watch Town Council meetings live

The next meeting of Town Council will be on Monday, August 17, 2020, at 9 a.m. in Council Chambers at Town Hall, 2525 Estero Boulevard.

Those who wish to attend in person are asked to wear masks and practice social distancing to help prevent the ...

Mound House closed; Bay Oaks weight/cardio room hours limited

Due to the well-documented uptick in COVID-19 infections across Florida and in Lee County combined with the Town’s priority in taking every precaution necessary to prevent the spread of the virus, hours for some of the Town’s cultural,...

July 2020 Town Hall Bulletin

The July 2020 edition of the Town Hall bulletin is now online, and it is packed with information about the Town's projects and happenings.

Mayor announces appeal court ruling in favor of Town and Margaritaville

Mayor announces appeal court ruling in favor of Town and Margaritaville

Mayor Ray Murphy today announced the results of a court ruling in favor of the Town of Fort Myers Beach and TPI Hospitality that confirmed that the Town adhered to its regulations and ...

Hurricane re-entry passes for businesses and residents

If you currently have a PURPLE (resident) or YELLOW (business) re-entry pass from a prior year, these will be used for the 2020 Hurricane Season.  

If you do not have a previous year’s re-entry pass, applications for these passes are acc...

It's hurricane season, get prepared!

Hurricane season started June 1 and lasts through November 30. Lee County produces an All Hazards Guide each year to help citizens get prepared for widespread emergencies, including hurricanes.

Pool at Bay Oaks closed through August

The closure of the community swimming pool at Bay Oaks that was required under governmental directives due to COVID-19 gave the Town time to make some needed repairs. Those repairs are expected to take until August to complete.

The pool water is currently ...

COVID-19 (Corona Virus) Updates

COVID-19 Updates