Fort Myers Beach Fire District

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Fort Myers Beach Fire District The Fort Myers Beach Fire District is located in Southwest Lee County, Florida, covering Estero and San Carlos Islands, as well as nearby areas.

🌊🚒 PREPARED FOR HIGH WATER. READY TO RESPOND.Flooding is a challenge our coastal community knows all too well. The Fort ...
11/02/2026

🌊🚒 PREPARED FOR HIGH WATER. READY TO RESPOND.

Flooding is a challenge our coastal community knows all too well. The Fort Myers Beach Fire District has invested in specialized equipment to strengthen our ability to reach residents and support emergency operations during high-water events.

These resources reflect our commitment to preparedness, responsible planning, and keeping our community safe.

Planning ahead today to be ready when our community needs us most.

🎃Happy Halloween👻
10/31/2026

🎃Happy Halloween👻

🍂⏰ FALL BACK THIS SUNDAY! ⏰🍂Don’t forget to turn your clocks BACK ONE HOUR before bed on Saturday, October 31!
10/30/2026

🍂⏰ FALL BACK THIS SUNDAY! ⏰🍂

Don’t forget to turn your clocks BACK ONE HOUR before bed on Saturday, October 31!

10/28/2026
The remarkable rebuilding of Fort Myers Beach has introduced a wide variety of unique building construction styles, pres...
10/28/2026

The remarkable rebuilding of Fort Myers Beach has introduced a wide variety of unique building construction styles, presenting new challenges for our firefighters.

Last week, our fire companies toured a newly constructed home featuring traditional architectural elements to examine building construction characteristics, concealed spaces, and the potential for hidden fire spread.

A building can be a firefighter’s greatest adversary. Understanding how it is constructed, how fire can travel through it, and the challenges it may present during an emergency is critical to operating safely, efficiently, and effectively.

The best time to learn about a building is BEFORE the fire.

Thank you to all of our first responders!
10/28/2026

Thank you to all of our first responders!

🚒 🎃A huge THANK YOU to Bay Oaks Park for allowing us to be part of Fright Night 👻! We’re grateful to be included and app...
10/24/2026

🚒 🎃A huge THANK YOU to Bay Oaks Park for allowing us to be part of Fright Night 👻! We’re grateful to be included and appreciate everything you do to bring our community together!

10/24/2026

Town of Fort Myers Beach – Bay Beach Lane Traffic Advisory

During work to address a water service line break at Lake Valencia Condominiums yesterday, Town staff discovered a broken underground pipe near the intersection of Bay Beach Lane and Estero Boulevard. The damaged pipe has caused erosion beneath the roadway, resulting in a sinkhole.

Traffic exiting Bay Beach Lane is temporarily reduced from two lanes to one. Estero Boulevard remains unaffected, and there are no active water leaks or service interruptions.

The affected area has been inspected and secured with cones and barricades. The surrounding ground appears stable, and repairs are scheduled to begin Monday, October 26, pending further assessment.

Thanks to the generosity of Alligator Towing & Recovery, your Fort Myers Beach Firefighter-Paramedics recently completed...
10/21/2026

Thanks to the generosity of Alligator Towing & Recovery, your Fort Myers Beach Firefighter-Paramedics recently completed three days of hands-on vehicle extrication training while remaining in-district and available to respond to emergencies.

Crews took advantage of the opportunity to sharpen their skills using the new Genesis Rescue Systems extrication tools recently placed into service on Truck Company 31, stationed mid-island.

We appreciate the continued support of our community partners who help us create realistic training opportunities and strengthen our operational readiness!

10/14/2026

“OPEN THE ROOF!”

This firefighting tactic now deserves more attention on FMB because of the spike in metal clad-over-wood roof coverings.

Your FMB firefighters recently drilled with different tools in order to do it quickly and effectively. We found that a Stihl chainsaw with Rapco Industries Terminator carbide chains or a K-12 rotary saw with the Fire Hooks Unlimited 12” carbide blade are the way to go. Add a little smoke and fire for realistic conditions & you have a strong position for future purchases.




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100 Voorhis Street
Fort Myers Beach, FL
33931

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