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Sheriff Marceno: College Safety Tips for Lee County Students

Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno is reminding students and parents of the importance of situational awareness as young adults head off to college. Proactive safety measures are key to navigating new environments.

10/08/2026 · Fort Myers Beach edition

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As students across the nation head to college, Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno reminds parents and students to prioritize situational awareness, especially in new environments. College campuses and surrounding areas can present opportunities for criminals to target young adults experiencing newfound independence and limited life experience.

Sheriff Marceno emphasizes proactive safety measures as students navigate unfamiliar social dynamics and environments. The Lee County Sheriff's Office encourages vigilance, noting that individuals unfamiliar with their surroundings or overly trusting due to age and inexperience may be vulnerable.

The Sheriff's Office advises residents to discuss these safety tips with college-bound individuals. Additional safety resources are available on the Lee County Sheriff's Office website.

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