The Village of Estero has compiled the most recent daily updates from the State of Florida, Lee County and the Village of Estero.  This compilation provides updates from the governmental perspective.  The information provided below was developed by our partner agencies for public consumption. Village of Estero Update Village Hall has closed the public lobbies as of 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 23. We will still be accepting online applications, records requests, requests for action related to roads and landscaping, and general inquiries. Our phone lines will remain open and we will have available a [Read More.]

There are two locations in Lee County for coronavirus testing. One is located at the CenturyLink Sports Complex, 14100 Six Mile Cypress Parkway, in Fort Myers. Testing will be free and begin there on Monday, May 4. Drive-through testing will start at 9 a.m. through 5 p.m., Monday through Friday for an indefinite period. You don’t need a doctor’s order or to be exhibiting symptoms to be tested at this site. The other site is located at the Walmart at 2524 Lee Boulevard in Lehigh Acres. This site is scheduled to be open from 7 a.m. – 10 a.m. and there is a fee. You [Read More.]

          Daily Stats  (updated 4/30/2020 at 6:30 pm) Lee Health has: 83 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 10,566 specimens for testing Discharged 205 patients 177 employees quarantined; 25 employees exposed at work and positive with COVID-19 Click here for graphs showing a running total of specimens collected for testing and positive cases hospitalized.   Today’s News A Message from Dr. Larry Antonucci Yesterday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the first steps toward reopening Florida. Part of the first phase includes allowing hospitals (in nearly all Florida counties) to resume elective surgeries beginning on Monday, May [Read More.]

            The Village of Estero has compiled the most recent daily updates from the State of Florida, Lee County and the Village of Estero.  This compilation provides updates from the governmental perspective.  The information provided below was developed by our partner agencies for public consumption. Village of Estero Update Village Hall has closed the public lobbies as of 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 23. We will still be accepting online applications, records requests, requests for action related to roads and landscaping, and general inquiries. Our phone lines will remain open and we will have available a [Read More.]

          Daily Stats  (updated 4/29/2020 at 6:30 pm) Lee Health has: 81 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 10,289 specimens for testing Discharged 197 patients 201 employees quarantined; 28 employees exposed at work and positive with COVID-19 Click here for graphs showing a running total of specimens collected for testing and positive cases hospitalized.   Today’s News A Message from Dr. Larry Antonucci With Lee County parks, preserves and beaches open once again, and as we await details for phase one of the reopening plan for Florida from Governor DeSantis, please continue following CDC guidelines. [Read More.]

Gov. DeSantis has announced changes to the stay-at-home restrictions as part of a phased approach to reopening a "Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step, Plan for Florida’s Recovery", starting Monday, May 4. Here’s what Phase 1 involves: Schools remain distance learning Visits to senior living facilities prohibited Elective surgeries can resume Restaurants can offer outdoor seating with six feet between tables, indoor seating can be at 25% capacity Retail can operate at 25% of indoor capacity No change for bars, gyms and personal services like hair salons Vulnerable individuals should avoid close contact with people outside home All individuals should maximize physical distance [Read More.]

            The Village of Estero has compiled the most recent daily updates from the State of Florida, Lee County and the Village of Estero.  This compilation provides updates from the governmental perspective.  The information provided below was developed by our partner agencies for public consumption. Village of Estero Update Village Hall has closed the public lobbies as of 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 23. We will still be accepting online applications, records requests, requests for action related to roads and landscaping, and general inquiries. Our phone lines will remain open and we will have available a [Read More.]

          Daily Stats  (updated 4/28/2020 at 6:30 pm) Lee Health has: 79 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 10,042 specimens for testing. Discharged 192 patients 201 employees quarantined; 28 employees exposed at work and positive with COVID-19 Click here for graphs showing a running total of specimens collected for testing and positive cases hospitalized.   Today’s News A Message from Dr. Larry Antonucci Every day and night, our exceptional team is worthy of our gratitude, respect and admiration. They are our heroes, 24/7/365. But, right now, during these challenging, uncertain times, our health care heroes [Read More.]

            The Village of Estero has compiled the most recent daily updates from the State of Florida, Lee County and the Village of Estero.  This compilation provides updates from the governmental perspective.  The information provided below was developed by our partner agencies for public consumption. Village of Estero Update Village Hall has closed the public lobbies as of 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 23. We will still be accepting online applications, records requests, requests for action related to roads and landscaping, and general inquiries. Our phone lines will remain open and we will have available a [Read More.]

South County Regional Library patrons will be able to pick up materials being held for them as the Lee County Library System starts contactless, curbside pickup on April 29. The library is located at 21100 Three Oaks Parkway. To use contactless, curbside pickup, patrons with holds available for pick up can drive to the main entrance of the library, stay in their car, and call the telephone number provided on the signs at the location. The staff member who answers will ask the patron for their library card number, check out their materials and bring them out to the designated [Read More.]