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Important Documents
EFR Board Meeting Minutes from
March 11, 2008.
EFR Board Meeting Agenda for May 13, 2008 Meeting.
CPR Class Schedule: Healthcare Provider and Heartsaver CPR.
Five year planning strategy for Estero Fire Rescue.
Five year financial plan for Estero Fire Rescue.
Adopted 2008 Budget Comparison with 2007 Adopted Budget.
May 2008 Community News.
EFR Board Meeting Agenda for May 13, 2008 Meeting.
CPR Class Schedule: Healthcare Provider and Heartsaver CPR.
Five year planning strategy for Estero Fire Rescue.
Five year financial plan for Estero Fire Rescue.
Adopted 2008 Budget Comparison with 2007 Adopted Budget.
May 2008 Community News.




Safety Information
New For ContractorsSave Time, Go Online!
In an effort to assist our contractors and expedite
information and interpretations, Estero Fire Rescue is
introducing its
Request for Information/
Interpretation online form.Please note that interpretations will not be given out over the phone. This is necessary to ensure that all parties involved have information in writing so as to avoid delays in your projects. We look forward to a successful partnership.
State Requires Carbon Dioxide Detectors
The Florida Building Code now includes a requirement for
carbon monoxide detectors in order to issue a permit for any dwelling that
has an attached garage, a fireplace or a fossil-fuel-burning heater or
appliance. Effective July 1, 2008, an operational carbon monoxide
alarm must be installed within 10 feet of each room used for sleeping.
For details, read the new code.


Request For Proposal
Request for Proposal for Consolidation/Merger Study
of the The Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District, the Estero Fire District and the San Carlos Park Fire Protection and Rescue Service District.
TimeLine for RFP


Safe Grill Use 
Resident Heroes Honored
Smoke
Alarm Saves Residents