Services For Residence

To schedule any of our programs, please contact Community Risk Reduction Coordinator: Jennifer Krohnfeldt jen.krohnfeldt@esterofire.org or call (239)390-8000. Heartsaver CPR/AED Heartsaver CPR AED teaches participants how to perform CPR, and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) safely and effectively on adults, children and infants, as well as how to relieve choking. Based on the latest American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care

Estero Fire and Rescue offers FREE car seat and booster seat installation assistance, safety check, and guidance to ensure your child is in the correct seat for their age, height and weight. Call Estero Fire Rescue to schedule and appointment today (appointments are required). 239-390-8000

Roadway and entranceway required clearances for all emergency vehicles is 13'6" (NFPA 1)

How Home Sprinklers Work The system consists of a series of piping connected to the water source and supplying the sprinkler heads throughout the home. Each residential sprinkler head is equipped with a heat sensor set to break at a prescribed temperature  (usually 135 – 145 degrees Fahrenheit). When heat from a fire causes the sensor to reach this temperature, the sensor breaks away. The sensor holds back a plug in the sprinkler head, which is forced out by the water pressu

The Lee County Fire Marshals have passed a uniform policy for the installation of Public Safety Radio Frequency Enhancement Technology. Radio frequency signal enhancement is required by the Florida Fire Prevention Code. The policy outlines procedures for permitting, testing and installation of all radio frequency technology in our county. Any questions about this policy should be addressed to EFR Prevention.

Estero Fire Rescue recently added a mobile light and air unit to its fleet with the help of a grant from the Department of Homeland...

Estero Fire Rescue is proud to offer many services to the community, one of which includes a “sharps” disposal program.  “Sharps” include...

Estero Fire Rescue is proud to announce that Fire Station 45, located at 187743 Corkscrew Road is open to serve the public. Please note that this station is manned 24hours a day by paid professional firefighters.

Estero Fire Rescue present a fire extinguisher program to businesses, civic organizations and community subdivisions to promote the...

The Annual Estero Fire Rescue Fill-A-Fire-Truck Toy Drive is underway.  Each year, EFR collects toys for children ages newborn to 17 and...

On Tuesday, August 12, 2008 the Board of Commissioners for Estero Fire Rescue approved changes to the District’s Nuisance Alarm...

This medical information program was designed to help fire rescue personnel with needed medical information on any patient and is in...

Commonly Asked Questions What is ad valorem? A tax based upon the assessed value of property, used interchangeably with “property tax”; derived from a Latin phrase meaning, “according to worth.”   Property taxes are determined by multiplying the rate of taxation expressed in mills (0.001) times the non-exempt value of property or taxable value. What is a mill (also known as millage rate)? A mill, as used with ad valorem taxes, is the rate that expresses the dollars of tax per

Here is a map of the Fire district boundaries:

Commonly Asked Questions What is ad valorem? A tax based upon the assessed value of property, used interchangeably with “property tax”;...

In October of 1999, the residents of Estero voiced their desire for Estero Fire Rescue to provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) Services in...