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Fort Myers Plans July 4th Celebration, Earns Top Bond Rating
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Fort Myers July 4th Celebration & A+ Bond Rating

Fort Myers celebrates America's 250th birthday July 3-4 with a free downtown event. The city earned an A+ bond rating for its financial stewardship.

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06/06/2026 · Fort Myers edition

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Fort Myers will host a free America250 Celebration on July 3-4 in downtown, marking the nation's 250th birthday.

The city also announced an A+ Utility System Revenue Bond rating, reflecting strong financial management and infrastructure investment. The city's Procurement team received statewide recognition for its performance.

The June edition of the Fort Report details these initiatives, upcoming events, and employee accomplishments.

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