City of Bonita Springs

BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. – October 7th, 2022–Bonita Beach residents can obtain passes for limited vehicular access to the Bonita Beach Area beginning today October 7th at 1:00pm at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center. ​Limited vehicular access to the Bonita Beach area will be open to Bonita Beach residents with passes starting on October 8th at 7:00am.

Bonita Springs Utilities Inc. has restored water service throughout all Little Hickory Island on Bonita Beach. Some individual homes, condominiums or businesses do not have service due to leaks in the building or on the customer’s property.

The City of Bonita Springs permit counter is open. Building permit fees associated with storm related damage will be waived.

Storm debris is collected separately from household garbage. Storm debris assessment is already underway throughout the city. The map below will be updated regularly to show residents the debris pick up progress

The City of Bonita Springs is working to get residents access to the areas along Hickory Blvd that have been affected by Hurricane Ian. Residents should begin to prepare to gain access to their residences.

Update on Curfew

The City of Bonita Springs continues to advise residents near rivers and canals to keep an eye on the water levels. There is not a mandatory evacuation at this time, however should the levels increase, residents in flood prone areas should take precautions

Lee County has opened a Food and Water Distribution site in Bonita Springs at the Old Bonita Library---26876 Pine Ave