Town of Fort Myers Beach purchases new Town Hall building

The Town of Fort Myers Beach closed on the purchase of 6231 Estero Blvd to be used as the new Town Hall! What would have been a $15-20 million 5-year construction project has turned into the Town acquiring an existing building in only 22 months for $7 million.

Thank you to everyone who assisted in the process of purchasing the building. Town staff plans to begin renovations right away for an opening in 2025.

Mayor Dan Allers stated, “The purchase of this new Town Hall represents a strategic investment in our community’s future. The expanded space will provide a better working environment for our employees, enabling them to serve the public more efficiently. This new building is not just an improvement in infrastructure but a testament to our commitment to fiscal responsibility and enhanced public service. This would not have been possible without the hard work of staff, Senate President Passidomo, Senator Martin, Representative Botana, Ron Book and his staff, and our entire SW Florida delegation. We are looking forward to moving in as soon as possible!”

Vice Mayor Jim Atterholt states, “Acquiring an existing building rather than building new will result in significant taxpayer savings. This is just one of many positive steps being taken by the Town to expedite our recovery—onward!” Councilor Woodson states, “I am beyond excited with the closing of the new Town hall building! I commend the foresight and fiscal responsibility of our Town manager and staff for bringing this to fruition, saving our Town and taxpayers millions of dollars in the process. Once we can move into our new building, we will be able to continue the development of the Bay Oaks Campus that so many of our residents rely on and enjoy. Thank you to All who were involved in this momentous move forward!”

Councilor Karen Woodson states, “I am beyond excited with the closing of the new Town hall building! I commend the foresight and fiscal responsibility of our Town manager and staff for bringing this to fruition, saving our Town and taxpayers millions of dollars in the process. Once we can move into our new building, we will be able to continue the development of the Bay Oaks Campus that so many of our residents rely on and enjoy. Thank you to All who were involved in this momentous move forward!”