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Learn About Lee County Government Through LeeGROWS
 
Go behind the scenes of Lee County Government with our free Government Resource and Orientation Workshop Series. You’ll visit with Animal Services, 911 Dispatch, Clerk of Courts, the County Jail and much more during five, one-day sessions. To learn more, visit LeeGROWS and sign up online, or call us at (239) 533-2111.
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Join “Lee County Town Hall” Online Public Forum
 
Participate in local government – at any time, from any place – with the “Lee County Town Hall” virtual public forum.
Lee County’s new interactive website, at www.leecountytownhall.com, invites residents to share opinions and ideas on proposed projects to help improve our community. The growing list of campaigns will also feature polls and challenges just for fun. Registration is free, so get involved today!
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Get Involved in the Lee County Manager Recruitment Process

The executive recruiting firm Bob Murray & Associates (BMA) is conducting nationwide searches for Lee County’s next County Manager and County Attorney. County Commissioners are tentatively expected to select the County Manager in June and the County Attorney in August. Visit the County Manager Recruitment and the County Attorney Recruitment web pages for details on the recruitment timeline, how to apply, the position profile, and the BMA service provider agreement for each position. Citizens can also submit interview questions for consideration.

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Help Celebrate Local Business Excellence: Nominate Now!
 
To salute excellence in Southwest Florida’s business community, the Horizon Council is seeking nominations for its annual Industry Appreciation Awards to be given in September. Winners will be awarded in four categories: Information Technology, General Business, Manufacturing and Tourism. Please click here for details and to submit an online nomination form. The deadline is May 24.
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Community Friendly Employee Announced
 
Fred GivenFred Given, Paratransit Bus Driver has been selected as Lee County’s First Quarter 2012-13 Community Friendly Employee in the “Together We Mean Community” Program.  Click here to find out how Fred went above and beyond for the community, and to submit your nomination today.
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Lee County Public Safety Employees Receive Phoenix Awards

Thirty Lee County Public Safety employees were recognized during Friday's Phoenix Awards ceremony for bringing 14 individuals back to life. The awards are given biannually to paramedics and EMTs who successfully resuscitate patients from cardiac arrest and return them to a productive life. Click here for the list of award recipients and more information.


Vaccinate Your Pet Against Parvo Virus Outbreak

Lee County Domestic Animal Services is warning all pet owners to vaccinate their pets against highly contagious and deadly diseases after a recent outbreak of the Parvo Virus has led to an increase in euthanizations. Limit your pet's exposure to other animals by not visiting pet stores, dog beaches or dog parks until your pet has been fully vaccinated. Click here for more information on how the Parvo Virus is spread and signs of infection.


Suncoast Estates Road Improvements Begin This Month

A nine-year, multi-phase project to pave designated roads in Suncoast Estates in North Fort Myers will begin this month with Tucker, Payne and Laurel Lanes. After being brought up to Lee County standards, the County will take over future road maintenance. The $3.1 million project will eliminate hazards caused by road conditions that make it difficult for public safety vehicles and postal delivery trucks to reach certain locations. The project will be paid for with Community Development Block Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and local gas tax funds. Click here for more details.


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Can’t Make It to a Board Meeting? Submit an Ecomment

eCommentsMembers of the public who are unable to attend the weekly Lee County Commission meetings can still share their opinions on agenda items with the Board through “Ecomments.” After the agenda is posted online each Tuesday for the following week, simply click on "Comment on this agenda" to fill out an electronic submission form. The deadline to submit comments is midnight Sunday night.