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  NO NEW UPDATE               Florida Department of Health (Updated 4/18/2020 at 6:00 pm) ~24,797 positive cases in Florida residents and 695 positive cases in non-Florida residents~   TALLAHASSEE — To keep Florida residents and visitors safe, informed and aware about the status of the virus, the Florida Department of Health has launched a COVID-19 dashboard that is updated twice daily. Today, Governor Ron DeSantis encouraged the Florida Department of Health to release the names of long-term care facilities where a resident or staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. [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 4/17/2020 at 5:30 pm) As of today, Lee Health has: 70 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 7,482 specimens for testing Discharged 131 patients 170 employees quarantined; 34 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 If You’ve Recovered From COVID-19, You May Be Able To Help As part of the Mayo Clinic’s COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma Study, we are asking for blood donations from COVID-19 survivors to help treat patients currently [Read More.]

  The Village of Estero will conduct a virtual public workshop at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, utilizing the Zoom Meetings app.  The discussion will include the location of two new school facilities in Estero and the Capital Improvement Program. By using the Zoom Meetings app, Councilmembers and Village staff will be able to attend the public meeting remotely, along with broadcasting live via the Village of Estero website link: https://esterofl.gov/council/watch-meetings-online/. The full agenda is available here: https://estero-fl.gov/agendas/  No voting occurs during workshops. The following options are available for residents to view and/or participate in the workshop: View the workshop online, but [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 4/16/2020 at 5:30 pm) As of today, Lee Health has: 67 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 7,020 specimens for testing Discharged 123 patients 179 employees quarantined; 31 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 Lee Health Joins Mayo Clinic Study Dr. Larry Antonucci, M.D., MBA, president & CEO, is proud to share this exciting announcement:   “We are excited to announce that Lee Health was accepted and registered as [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 4/15/2020 at 5:30 pm) As of today, Lee Health has: 69 COVID-19 patients isolated in our hospitals Submitted 6,742 specimens for testing Discharged 112 patients 179 employees quarantined; 31 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 Don’t Delay Emergency Care Because of COVID-19 Fears Our emergency departments (ED) have seen a decline in overall visits, and hospitals around the country are also experiencing this trend. The concern is that people are [Read More.]

As seasonally dry conditions continue in Lee County, residents are encouraged to conserve water where they can and to limit lawn irrigation in accordance with the Lee County year-round water conservation ordinance. The ordinance must be followed, regardless of a home or business' water source. Conserving now during the dry season will help protect declining groundwater levels throughout the county. Groundwater conditions should improve with the onset of rainy season, which normally commences in June. However, the increase in usage because of drier-than-normal conditions combined with additional demand from the “Safer At Home” Executive Order has led to short-term stress on [Read More.]