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Cape Coral Fire Department Annual Toy Drive
Cape Coral Fire Department is collecting toys and gifts at 11 Cape Coral fire stations and in the lobby of City Hall Until December 19, the Cape Coral Fire Department will be collecting toys and gifts for children in our community who have special needs, suffer from...
City of Cape Coral RESCINDS Burn Ban
Effective today, Cape Coral rescinds the temporary burn ban issued on October 6 Effective today, November 23, the City of Cape Coral is rescinding the temporary burn ban that was issued on October 6 with the intent to limit fire hazards within the City due to the...
Cape Coral Police Department’s 2022 Fill The Boat Toy Drive
The Cape Coral Police Department proudly announces our annual Fill the Boat Toy Drive. This event was created here in Cape Coral by Cape Coral Police Officer (US Coast Guard Reserve) Matt Squires 16 years ago. December 2, 2022, through December 4, 2022, the Cape...
New date for Blessing of the Pets
The 3rd Annual Blessing of the Pets was originally scheduled to be held Sunday, October 2, 2022, however, it was canceled due to the impact of Hurricane Ian. The event has been rescheduled and will now be held Sunday, November 20, 2022. The Blessing begins at 2...
Veterans Recognition Breakfast Being Held on Saturday, Nov. 12
The City of Cape Coral Special Events Division is hosting a Free Veterans Recognition Breakfast on Saturday, November 12. The Breakfast will be held at Founders Park, 929 SE 46th Lane, Across from Club Square, at 9 a.m. Space is limited, so all Veterans who would like...
Coral Oaks Golf Course Reopened Monday, November 7
Coral Oaks Golf Course and its amenities, including Knickers Pub, the Pro Shop, the driving range, and the practice area, reopened to the public on Monday, November 7, 2022. Like many residents and businesses in Cape Coral, Coral Oaks suffered a direct hit from...
A Watchdog Report
By Sean D. Hartman, the Cape Coral Watchdog As you may notice, Council Watch has returned home to CapeStyle Magazine. The hurricane hit my family hard, but we recovered well. I had taken the month of October off to focus on them and to get back to normal,...
CAPE CORAL CANAL CLEANUP BEGINS TODAY
City of Cape Coral received approval from the state of Florida to begin debris cleanup in canals today. Crews will begin clearing debris that can be accessed from land, such as downed trees and items on the shoreline. Debris will be removed from the water using barges...
Veterans Day event to close Midpoint Bridge for three hours on Friday, Nov. 11
Cape Coral-Fort Myers motorists should use other routes The Midpoint Madness Veterans Day 5K Run/Walk will close the Midpoint Bridge from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11. Motorists are encouraged to use the Cape Coral Bridge or the U.S. 41 and Business 41 bridges as...
Cape Coral Police Department’s 2022 Shop With A Cop
Applications are now being accepted The Cape Coral Police Department will be celebrating its 20th Annual Shop With A Cop Event on Thursday, December 22nd 2022. Shoppers will need to be picked up and dropped off at Super Walmart on Del Prado. Parents will need to...
CAPE CORAL FIRE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE
This Saturday from 9 am - 12 pm all 12 Cape Coral Fire Stations will be open to the public This Saturday, November 5, the public is invited to visit any of Cape Coral’s 12 fire stations from 9 am – 12 pm for the opportunity to take pictures, see the fire trucks, meet...
Household Chemical Waste Collection Saturday at City Hall
The City of Cape Coral is partnering with the Lee County Solid Waste Division to collect household chemical waste (HCW) items on Saturday, November 5, 2022, from 7 - 11 a.m., in the City Hall parking lot,1015 Cultural Park Boulevard. This quarterly event is another...
Lee County Domestic Animal Services to host annual Pet Fest and photos with Santa
Join Lee County Domestic Animal Services for its annual Pet Fest event 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, 5600 Banner Drive, Fort Myers. This fun-filled event will feature “Rescue Row” with area shelters and rescues, a craft fair, garage sale, and silent auction-...
Cape Coral Tips to Stay Safe This Halloween
Post-Hurricane Ian, our Halloween may look a little different this year. But our Cape Coral community is resilient! We don’t want our residents and visitors to miss out on Halloween festivities, but we want to remind everyone to stay safe and be mindful of debris,...
Cape Coral Hosting Town Hall with FEMA Representatives
The City of Cape Coral is hosting a Town Hall with subject matter experts from FEMA. The event will be held on Thursday, November 3, at 6 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard. FEMA representatives will present on and answer questions on topics...
TRICK OR TREAT EVENT FOR ANIMALS AND COMMUNITY
Each year, the Cape Coral Animal Shelter hosts “Trick or Treat for the Animals of CCAS.” Kids and their parents are encouraged to come to visit the cats and dogs residing at the shelter and give them treats. This year, the shelter encourages kids to come in costume...
EMERGENCY SUPPLY OF DOG AND CAT FOOD
The Lee County Sheriff's Office continues to distribute dog and cat food to those in need! Anyone needing pet food should feel free to visit us at the Lee County Sheriff's Office Miromar Outlets Community Outreach Center located inside the Miromar Outlets, 10801...
EARLY VOTING AND ELECTION DAY VOTING INFORMATION
This all-inclusive guide includes information on where to vote during Early Voting and Election Day for the November 8 General Election. Due to the impact of Hurricane Ian, numerous Election Day polling places in Lee County are unavailable. As a result, Lee County's...
Free Children’s Halloween Costumes Available at City Hall TODAY
Free children's Halloween costumes are available at City Hall for Cape Coral residents, thanks to our community partners at Walmart. Costumes will be available on Thursday, October 27, from 3-6 p.m. at City Hall, 1015 Cultural Park Blvd., while supplies...
Lee County will resume normal toll operations on two of its three bridges
Lee County will resume normal toll operations on two of its three bridges beginning at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Tolls have been suspended since shortly before Hurricane Ian’s landfall Sept. 28. The county announced the suspension in tandem with the state’s...