9101 Bonita Beach Road Bonita Springs, FL 34135 City Hall: (239) 949-6262
The mission of the Communications Department is to communicate efficiently and effectively through the appropriate platforms on matters pertaining to civics, public health, safety, government information, public education local history and other topics deemed by the City to be of benefit or interest to our residents & visitors. To also provide the highest quality technology-based services, in the most cost-effective manner, to facilitate the City mission as it applies to employees, management, and residents.
The City of Bonita Springs invites you to attend a neighborhood meeting regarding the proposed design of drainage improvements in the neighborhoods of Quinn/Down/Dean Streets and west of Imperial Parkway.
Save the date on September 17th, 2022 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. Coastal Clean-Up Day is a great opportunity for students of all ages who need volunteer hours, as well as anyone that is interested in helping to preserve their beaches.
City Council approved moving a draft ordinance, authorizing the lease of real property known as Imperial Crossing in the Old 41 Downtown; and providing for an effective date, to a second reading in September.
Bonita Springs City Council approved a proposal from Ajax Paving in the amount of $178,230.90 to restripe Bernwood Parkway , Old 41 Road from County Line to Bonita Beach Road, Highland Woods Blvd., South Bay and Timberwilde
Attached is the proposed Interlocal Agreement with Lee County for implementation of Lee County’s Hazardous Waste Ordinance
In December 2017, the City entered into an agreement with the Sky Family YMCA, now known as the YMCA of Southwest Florida
The Tree Advisory Board has created a new program inviting the public to nominate a Tree of the Season designation for a remarkable tree.
Lee County, in cooperation with the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity’s (FDEO) Office of Broadband, is asking residents and visitors to take a survey and an internet speed test to evaluate current broadband capabilities and determine areas in need of added service.