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LCEC: Electricity Safety is North Fort Myers' Shared Responsibility

LCEC is emphasizing the importance of electricity safety as a shared responsibility for North Fort Myers residents. The utility provider is reinforcing its commitment to safety in all operations.

10/10/2026 · North Fort Myers edition

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LCEC is reminding North Fort Myers residents that electricity safety is a shared responsibility. The utility provider is reinforcing its commitment to safety performance throughout the community, from neighborhoods near the Caloosahatchee River to inland areas.

LCEC stated that no job is too routine or urgent to bypass safety precautions. Preventing personal injury and damage to LCEC and customer property and equipment is a top priority in all operations, whether crews are working near McGregor Boulevard or elsewhere.

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