Village of Estero
- Village website9401 Corkscrew Palms Circle, Suite 101. 239-221-5035.
- Get Help / report a problemRoads, landscaping and code issues.
- Utilities listPower, water, trash and telecom providers.
Who to call in Estero, from Village Hall to the Sheriff's Office and Lee County departments.
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Village of Estero offices are at 9401 Corkscrew Palms Circle, Suite 101, Estero, FL 33928. The main number is 239-221-5035, and permitting is (239) 221-5036. To report a problem with roads, landscaping or code issues, use the Village's Get Help page.
Meeting agendas, minutes and video are on the Village website.
Reviewed November 2026
Call 911 for any emergency. Estero has no city police department: the Lee County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement (non-emergency (239) 477-1000). Fire and rescue depend on where you live. Estero Fire Rescue covers central and southern Estero (non-emergency (239) 390-8000), and San Carlos Park Fire Protection and Rescue Service covers northern Estero (non-emergency (239) 267-7525).
Reviewed November 2026
Voter registration, vote by mail, early voting and election results are handled by the Lee County Supervisor of Elections. Register or update your address with them after you move.
Reviewed November 2026
Many everyday services in Estero come from Lee County rather than the Village. The county runs Estero Community Park and the Estero Recreation Center, garbage and recycling (Lee County Solid Waste), water north of Williams Road (Lee County Utilities), animal services, mosquito control, the library system and law enforcement through the Sheriff's Office. Bonita Springs Utilities supplies water south of Williams Road.
Reviewed November 2026
A few local groups say they need volunteers:
Help the Coccoloba Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society restore habitat and grow native plants; show up during work hours or call 239-273-8945.
Volunteer docents give tours of the cottage and schoolhouse.
Volunteers lead the settlement's guided tours.
The "What's In the Water?" project signs up volunteers to collect samples.
Reviewed November 2026
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