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December 8th
Welcome to the City of Bonita Springs. Please feel free to browse the site or contact the City Staff or City Council if you have questions, comments, or suggestions. 
City Events & News Updates
Public Notice – Bonita Springs Joint Federal State and Local Demolition-Acquisition Project: Click Here
Form-Based Code for Downtown Bonita Springs
To find information about assistance available to local businesses impacted by Red Tide & Algae Bloom –Click Here
To view the press release regarding the relief fund established for those affected by water crisis – Click Here
2018/2019 Approved Special Event List– Click Here
Click Here to view the City of Bonita Springs Fall Newsletter
Red Tide & Algae Bloom Status Information – Click Here
Please visit this link from the Health Department regarding Algae Blooms and Public Health-Click Here
The City of Bonita Springs held a series of trail visioning workshops from February 27th – March 1st – Trail Visioning Workshop – To view the PowerPoint presentations from the evening workshop on February 27th – Please Click Here. / To view the presentation from the evening workshop on March 1st, Please Click Here. To view the presentation form the evening workshop on April 18, Please Click Here. Alta will be returning to present their findings to City Council in Spring of 2018. Please check the website frequently for updates.
Visit www.disasterassistance.gov for more information about the Federal Emergency Management Agency
Opening Bonita Beach Road Land Use Public Meeting PowerPoint (Opening Presentation) from April 9, 2018: Click Here for a PDF of PowerPoint
Final Bonita Beach Road Land Use Public Meetings PowerPoint (Final Presentation) from April 12, 2018 – Click Here for a PDF of PowerPoint
Don’t Feed the Monster!: Cleanup after your pet. Click Here for more Information.
Fertilizer Slime Brochure Click Here
Hurricane Irma documents are available online.
Residents seeking Lee Board of County Commissioner resolutions, such as evacuation orders, from Hurricane Irma can find these documents at www.LeeEOC.com in the center of the page.
Residents may need these documents when making insurance claims, applying for FEMA assistance or other reasons.
2018 IPAWS National Test (INT) Reminder
Visit www.disasterassistance.gov for more information about the Federal Emergency Management Agency