City of Bonita Springs

Council has approved a resolution appointing Ron George to the Technology Advisory Board. The committee’s oversight includes all technologies infrastructure-related programs, projects, activities, and facilities.

Council has approved moving forward with a conveyance to transfer of the Old Bonita Springs Library from Lee County to the City of Bonita Springs and has directed City staff to contact the County administration to inquire about initiating the process.

Council and City Staff are actively looking into emerging technologies like 5G connectivity, and other broadband technologies that will fit the needs of the city now and well into the future.

Monoclonal antibody treatments for the COVID-19 virus will be offered free of charge at the Old Bonita Springs Library.

In preparation for the 2021 hurricane season staff has been focused on activities that fall in line with the city’s Emergency Operations Plans to ensure readiness ahead of a projected highly active season.

Save the date September 18th, 2021 because it’s International Coastal Clean-up Day! The City of Bonita Springs is proud to partner with Keep Lee County Beautiful for this event.

The City of Bonita Springs will be an official co-sponsor for the first-ever “Riverside Rally for Clean Water.” The event, which is put on by The Bonita Springs-Estero Association of Realtors will take place at Riverside Park on October 16th from 10 am to 2 pm.

Council has approved adopting a resolution to continue a bike route system created by the U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS) through the Bonita Springs area. The USBRS is a developing national network of bicycle routes to facilitate bicycle travel on appropriate roads, paths, and highways and to provide connectivity between rural and urban communities. The USBRS currently encompasses 14,000 miles in 31 states and will be over 50,000 miles upon completion.