Fort Myers Beach Safety: Share Your Priorities

The Fort Myers Beach Public Safety Committee wants to hear from residents and visitors about the town's safety and transportation priorities. The committee is asking for public feedback through a brief, five-question online survey.

The survey aims to identify what residents believe the committee should prioritize to enhance safety on Fort Myers Beach. This direct feedback will guide the committee as it reviews and discusses significant safety and transportation concerns. Public participation is a key method the committee uses in its work.

The Public Safety Committee typically meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 9 a.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall. Meeting schedules can change, and residents should check the Town's website for current agendas.

The committee members are Chair Dawn Thomas, Vice Chair Keran Farrell, Ron Benak, Todd Capela, Karin DiMichele, Fredrick Kanehl, and Robert Williams. Rileigh Baker serves as Staff Liaison, and Dan Allers is Council Liaison.

Dawn Thomas, Keran Farrell, and Karin DiMichele's terms expire in October 2026. Ron Benak, Todd Capela, Fredrick Kanehl, and Robert Williams have terms extending to October 2027.

Residents interested in learning more about the town's public safety efforts can visit the Town's public safety awareness page. Agendas for upcoming meetings are available on the Town Calendar.