Conference at Mound House on August 6 to feature local experts speaking about coliform bacteria

To register, call Mound House at 239-765-0865.

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

The public is ...

URGENT: Contact the Army Corps of Engineers TODAY to protect our water quality

It is an URGENT time for the public to be vocal with the Army Corps of Engineers regarding the Corps' proposed plan that will guide water releases from Lake Okeechobee for the next decade. 

Captains for Clean Water has set up an email template for...

Town Hall Bulletin for July is published

Town Hall Bulletin July 2021

Work at the beach!

Visit the CAREERS page to learn more and apply.

Seeking volunteers for advisory boards and committees

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. 

The Town’s boards and committees exist t...

Household chemical waste collection event on August 6 at Bay Oaks

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. 

Hosted in partnership with Lee C...

Code complaints can no longer be anonymous

Annual drinking water quality report available

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. 

We are dedicated to providing drinking water that meets all state and fed...

Public Safety Committee reviewed survey results at June meeting

Since May, the Public Safety Committee has been collecting responses to an online survey asking 31 questions about a variety of public safety topics in Fort Myers Beach. 

More than 600 completed surveys were received. The Public Safety committee r...

Need answers about building permits in the Town?

STAY PREPARED: It's hurricane season

ATTENTION LANDSCAPERS: fertilizing requirements

Sea turtle nesting season is in full swing

Sea turtle nesting season is May 1-October 31. 

Nests are marked off on the beach by yellow caution tape.

Learn about "Turtle Time" and the dedicated group of volunteers who oversee sea turtle nesting season on FMB

Beachfront property owne...

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Questions about permits needed for your building or remodeling projects?

Do you have questions about permits needed from the Town for your building or remodeling project?

Start by reading these frequently asked questions.

KEEP IN MIND: Permits are typically required for any building or remodeling on your property, insid...