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SUMMARY:Shaping Estero's Future: A Public Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Engage Estero Public Forum\, held Tuesday evening at Cohen Ballroom at Florida Gulf Coast University\, attracted about 300 residents and was covered by WINK News. The event discussed many issues expected to influence Estero’s future in the coming years. \nQ&A: Follow Up Questions AnsweredThank you to our Sponsor \n \nOur panel of experts \n\nNick Cameratta\, Chief Operating Officer\, Cameratta Companies\nDavid Hoffmann\, Chairman of Hoffmann Family of Companies\nSteve Sarkozy\, Village of Estero\, Village Manager\nChris Simoneau\, Lee Health’s Chief Development\, Marketing & Communications Officer\nAysegül Timur\, Ph.D.\, President of Florida Gulf Coast University\n\nA full video recording of the event is available above. This report highlights several of the key themes discussed. \nInfrastructure and Development \nSteve Sarkozy emphasized that incorporating neighborhood-serving retail\, such as Whole Foods Market\, into new developments can reduce travel distances and help localize traffic. He also noted the potential for state-level initiatives encouraging developers to include workforce housing—allocating a percentage of units at lower price points to support local professionals. \nEmerging technologies were also discussed\, including the use of AI to optimize traffic signal timing and the expansion of roundabouts to improve traffic flow during peak hours. In addition\, Lee County is set to widen East Corkscrew Road in phases\, beginning at the intersection of Bella Terra and Alico Road\, with future phases extending farther east. \nDeveloper representative Nick Cameratta outlined several infrastructure improvements tied to current and planned communities\, including enhanced turning lanes\, support for additional traffic signals\, and major investments in the Kingston development. Plans include a 5½-mile\, four-lane north–south spine road\, a comprehensive charter school serving all grade levels\, and environmental protections to preserve local aquifers. \nHealthcare Expansion \nChris Simoneau highlighted significant recent investment in healthcare across the greater Estero area. He noted that Lee Health is finalizing contracts to potentially establish a health center within the Verdana community\, accessible to surrounding residents. A future hospital in Estero is also under consideration\, though still in the planning stages. He added\, with some humor\, that expanded recreational amenities—such as a proposed sports park featuring pickleball and a golf driving range—would likely increase demand for orthopedic services. \nEconomic and Community Growth \nDavid Hoffmann discussed his company’s acquisition of the East Corkscrew Golf Course and planned enhancements to the surrounding area. He also spoke enthusiastically about Hertz Arena\, a major local venue that hosts the Florida Everblades as well as concerts and community events\, many of which regularly sell out. Looking ahead\, he expressed interest in developing a large community theater and exploring new projects that appeal to a younger\, evolving demographic. \nEducation and Workforce Development \nDr. Aysegül Timur shared her vision for Florida Gulf Coast University’s continued growth. She emphasized strengthening community engagement through expanded continuing education opportunities and special interest courses. Key priorities include enhancing study abroad programs\, significantly expanding nursing education—including the creation of a dedicated school of nursing—and increasing internship opportunities through partnerships with local businesses and healthcare providers. \nWhile this summary captures only a portion of the evening’s discussion\, attendees widely regarded the forum as both informative and forward-looking. Engage Estero expressed its appreciation to the panelists for their openness and thoughtful insights into the region’s future. \nDr. Timur also explained her objectives for FGCU and its mission to enhance what has already been achieved since its doors opened in 1996. She spoke passionately about embracing the local community through special-interest courses. She emphasized her wish to enhance the study abroad program\, further expand the nursing program\, introduce a school of nursing to address the predicted future shortfall\, and increase the number of internships at local businesses and health care systems. \nThis touches on the extensive range of information covered in what attendees judged to be a very impressive and worthwhile event. Engage Estero is extremely grateful to the panelists for their openness and insightful commentary on what we can expect in the years ahead.                       \nThe Engage Estero Public Forum\, held at Florida Gulf Coast University\, attracted around 300 residents and featured a panel of key figures\, including David Hoffmann\, Aysegül Timur\, Chris Simoneau\, and Steve Sarkozy. The event focused on various pressing issues impacting Estero’s future. \nSummary \nInfrastructure and Development: Sarkozy discussed integrating neighborhood retail to reduce travel. Emerging technologies\, such as AI for traffic management and the expansion of roundabouts\, were highlighted. Plans to widen East Corkscrew Road and related infrastructure improvements linked to new developments were also discussed. \nHealthcare Expansion: Simoneau mentioned significant investments in healthcare\, including a potential health center in Verdana and plans for a future hospital in Estero\, as well as recreational facilities that encourage demand for orthopedic services. \nEconomic and Community Growth: Hoffmann discussed acquiring the East Corkscrew Golf Course\, potential projects such as a community theater\, and the influence of Hertz Arena on local events. \nEducation and Workforce Development: Dr. Timur shared her vision for Florida Gulf Coast University\, emphasizing community engagement\, improved nursing education\, and expanded internship opportunities. \nOverall\, attendees found the forum informative and valuable\, appreciating the panelists' insights into Estero’s future. Engage Estero expressed gratitude for the panelists' contributions
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/march2026/
LOCATION:FGCU Cohen Center Ballroom\, 11090 FGCU Blvd. N.\, Fort Myers\, FL\, 33965\, United States
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event,Environment,Governance,Growth and Development
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SUMMARY:14th Annual Breaking Par for Education: Golf Scramble
DESCRIPTION:Engage Estero is proud to be a sponsor of the 14th Annual Breaking Par for Education fundraiser being held March 21st and 22nd at The Club at Grandezza. \nThe experience starts on Saturday\, March 21 at 8:30 AM with the Breaking Par Shotgun Golf Scramble tournament celebrating the 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence. Wear your red\, white and blue and celebrate the semi-quincentennial on the greens of Grandezza with lots of fun games\, followed by lunch celebrating the tournament winners. \nOn Sunday\, March 22\, enjoy a luau theme as we celebrate Guest of Honor Jim Shields at the Breaking Par Gala. Jim founded Breaking Par for Education 14 years ago and his impactful commitment to Estero is much admired. Join us in celebrating all he has accomplished with this great organization. Happy hour starts at 5:30 where you can enjoy a tropical paradise hosted by the students of LEAD Estero. \nTicketsTicketsTickets for both the tournament and the Gala can be purchased online at https://leadestero.ejoineme.org/BreakingPar26. \nLEAD Estero is a local nonprofit by and for students. This fundraiser helps secure scholarships and training opportunities for Estero High School students. \nThe Club at Grandezza is located at 11481 Grande Oak Blvd\, Estero\, FL 33928.
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/2026breakingpar/
LOCATION:The Club at Grandezza\, Estero\, FL\, 33928
CATEGORIES:Arts,Education,Engage Estero Event
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SUMMARY:14th Annual Breaking Par for Education: Luau Gala
DESCRIPTION:Engage Estero was proud to be a sponsor of the 14th Annual Breaking Par for Education fundraiser held March 21st and 22nd at The Club at Grandezza. \n[dmpro_masonry_gallery _builder_version="4.27.6" _module_preset="default" images="46083\,46082\,46081\,46080\,46079\,46078\,46077\,46076\,46075\,46074\,46073\,46072\,46071\,46070\,46069\,46068\,46067\,46066\,46065\,46064" hover_enabled="0" sticky_enabled="0"][/dmpro_masonry_gallery][dmpro_masonry_gallery _builder_version="4.27.6" _module_preset="default" hover_enabled="0" sticky_enabled="0"][/dmpro_masonry_gallery]The experience started on Saturday\, March 21 at 8:30 AM with the Breaking Par Shotgun Golf Scramble tournament celebrating the 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence. Attendees wore red\, white and blue and celebrate the semi-quincentennial on the greens of Grandezza with lots of fun games\, followed by lunch celebrating the tournament winners. \nOn Sunday\, March 22\, attendees enjoyed a luau theme as we celebrate Guest of Honor Jim Shields at the Breaking Par Gala. Jim founded Breaking Par for Education 14 years ago and his impactful commitment to Estero is much admired. Thanks to everyone who joined us in celebrating all he has accomplished with this great organization.  \nLEAD Estero is a local nonprofit by and for students. This fundraiser helps secure scholarships and training opportunities for Estero High School students. \nThe Club at Grandezza is located at 11481 Grande Oak Blvd\, Estero\, FL 33928.
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/14th-annual-breaking-par-for-education-luau-gala/
LOCATION:The Club at Grandezza\, Estero\, FL\, 33928
CATEGORIES:Community,Education,Engage Estero Event
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SUMMARY:The Road Ahead: Estero Traffic Briefing
DESCRIPTION:April Community Meeting\nApril Community & Membership Meeting\n\nA large turnout of 130 Estero area residents identified their most important road and traffic issues at an April 17th Engage Estero Community Meeting.   Don Scott\, AICP\, Executive Director of Lee County’s Metropolitan Planning Office addressed the residents and informed them of many projects in the works.  \nHe also talked about why developments are outpacing road infrastructure.  He discussed the funding options\, what seemed feasible and what are the ramifications. e.g. Increasing sales tax\, impact fees\, gas tax.  \nA question and answer session gave residents a chance to share their various concerns. \nThe biggest issue seemed to be about the expansion of Interstate 75 from six lanes to 10 lanes.  Many residents came prepared with detailed questions and statements regarding the issue of noise and the status of detailed studies being considered by FDOT. \nBrian Bollas from the FDOT regional office was also scheduled to speak on the latest I-75 expansion to 10 lanes from 6 lanes\, but regrettably had to cancel his attendance one day before the event “due to unforeseen circumstances.”  Brian Bollas said FDOT “will be happy to discuss our projects at a future date in the Fall.”   \n“We take public comments very seriously and scheduling issues does not imply we do not consider public comments important.  We welcome and address all comments and until such time when we are available to attend the group’s meeting\, the public can submit comments\, questions\, and concerns via our project website.” \nWINK News also attended the event and taped many of the speakers who had questions.  Engage Estero indicated at the meeting  their plans to provide a copy video to FDOT for their review.  \nSeveral speakers from CopperLeaf referenced the need for correct noise abatement and asked that FDOT at least hear their concerns.  They were disappointed that FDOT did not attend the meeting.  \nRelated Articles by Engage Estero \nLightning Detection Systems in Greater EsteroJul 30\, 2026 How Technology Improves Traffic in Greater EsteroJul 9\, 2026 Leadership on Traffic Issues is Needed And It Starts With UsMay 28\, 2026 \n	« Older Entries\n	Next Entries »
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/apr2026/
LOCATION:Estero Park and Recreation Center
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event,Transportation
ORGANIZER;CN="Engage Estero":MAILTO:info@esterotoday.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260924T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260924T200000
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SUMMARY:East Corkscrew Education and Community Survey: a Joint Community Meeting of Engage Estero and the East Corkscrew Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This meeting has reached capacity for in person viewing. We will have a professional videographer recording the meeting\, which will be posted on our YouTube channel soon after the event. Subscribe to our channel to be notified when it is available.  \nEngage Estero and the East Corkscrew Alliance will host a joint community meeting on Thursday\, September 24th\, 2026\, at 6 pm at the Estero Fire Rescue Station 45 (18743 Corkscrew Rd\, Estero\, FL 33928 – (Across from Verdana Village). \nFeatured Speakers include: \n\nAllan Bowditch\, Engage Estero’s President\, will share some of the key findings from the recent survey conducted among East Corkscrew Residents that determined their needs and requirements for your growing community.\nNick Cameratta\, Founder and COO of The Cameratta Group of Companies\, will introduce the K-12 Charter school coming to Kingston\nTrue North Classical Academy will present its plan for a K-12\, 3100 student charter school in the Kingston development.\nDr. Denise Carlin\, Superintendent of Lee County\, Florida Schools will discuss school choice and options your child will have with the various schools available in your East Corkscrew zone.\nMark Novitski\, Consultant to Engage Estero and Chair of the East Corkscrew Alliance\, will summarize the various changes and improvements that have or will soon take place along East Corkscrew.\n\nThe meeting is free and open to the public. Seating is limited\, so reservations are required. \nWe invite anyone with an interest in East Corkscrew\, and particularly the future of education in the area\, to take advantage of this opportunity hear directly from those involved and ask your questions. \nEngage Estero is a non-profit community engagement association working to inform\, engage\, and impact the greater Estero area. The East Corkscrew Alliance is a community organization aimed at representing and sharing important information about the quickly developing area along the eastern portion of Corkscrew Road.
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/joint-community-meeting-with-east-corkscrew-alliance/
LOCATION:Estero Fire Rescue Station 45\, 18743 Corkscrew Rd\, Estero\, Florida\, 33928
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261022T140000
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SUMMARY:County & Village Perspectives on Greater Estero's Future
DESCRIPTION:Engage Estero is pleased to host “County & Village Perspectives on Greater Estero’s Future” on Thursday\, October 22\, 2026 starting at 2 pm at the South County Regional Library\, 21100 Three Oaks Parkway\, Estero. \nLee County Commissioner David Mulicka and Estero’s Mayor Joanne Ribble will be available for residents to speak with our local leaders as they discuss their respective roles in “Guiding Estero Forward.” Both individuals are extremely busy\, and Engage Estero is extremely appreciative that they have agreed to speak with residents on this topic. \nCommissioner Mulicka has been a member of the Lee County commissioners since November 2024. He has been a lifelong resident here in Southwest Florida and emphasizes the importance of listening and learning the nuances of what matters to residents in each community.  David will discuss his role\, together with: \n• Some of the successes that have helped residents in Estero• Some of the difficulties Commissioners face• Property tax• Potential future benefits for Estero \nEstero Mayor Joanne Ribble has been a resident of The Colony in Pelican Landing since 2007.  She has served as co-chair of the Pelican Landing Unit Owners Committee\, on the Pelican Landing Board of Directors\, and as President. She is a member of the Florida League of Nations and supports many organizations through her philanthropy. Her role as Mayor of Estero runs from 2025 to 2027. Joanne\, in her talk\, will address the exciting social and cultural developments that will enhance what Estero can offer residents and visitors alike in the coming years. \nIt's your chance to hear from two key Community Leaders\, learn their views on principal issues affecting many in Greater Estero\, and get your questions answered. \nReservations have reached room capacity. We have opened a waitlist.  \nIf you previously reserved a spot but cannot make it\, please email admin@EngageEstero.org to let us know. \n\n\nCheck Availability
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/oct2026/
LOCATION:South County Regional Library
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261204T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261204T113000
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SUMMARY:Shaping Estero’s Health: Visionary Leadership & Breakthrough Care
DESCRIPTION:Engage Estero is delighted to have the following topics for the meeting:  \n1)  Lee Health’s new President and CEO\, Ben Spence\, will share his vision for healthcare in Greater Estero over the next decade. \n2)  Dr Joseph Klink will address the New Developments in Robotic Surgery and Urology Treatments.   \n\n\nRSVP
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/shaping-esteros-health-visionary-leadership-breakthrough-care/
LOCATION:Estero Park and Recreation Center
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event,Health
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ORGANIZER;CN="Engage Estero":MAILTO:info@esterotoday.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270129T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270129T113000
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SUMMARY:Bonita-Estero Rail Trail: What it means for Estero
DESCRIPTION:RSVP\n\nJoin us as Engage Estero presents: Bonita-Estero Rail Trail: What it means for Estero\, a community meeting for the Greater Estero area.\n\nOn Friday\, January 29\, 2027\, Engage Estero is proud to host Deb Orton of Friends of Bonita Estero Rail Trail\, and Steve Sarkozy\, Village of Estero Manager\, starting at 10:00 am at the Estero Park and Recreation Center\, located at 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd\, Estero.\n\nCome together for an informative update on the progress and vision for the Bonita Estero Rail Trail (BERT).\n\n\n\n\nFuture Vision & Timeline: Deb Orton\, Founder and President of Friends of BERT\, will share key upcoming priorities\, future issues to be addressed\, and an initial project timeline.\n\n\n\n\nLocal Impact & Connectivity: Steve Sarkozy\, Estero’s Village Manager\, will highlight the crucial role BERT plays within the Village and how it will seamlessly integrate with other local bike paths and trail networks.\n\n\nThe meeting is free and open to the public. Because seating is limited\, reservations are required. Visit https://esterotoday.com/jan2027 to save your spot.\n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to learn how BERT is shaping the future of connectivity in our community!
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/jan2027/
LOCATION:Estero Park and Recreation Center
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event,Environment
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270226T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270226T113000
DTSTAMP:20261013T135334Z
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SUMMARY:Development and SportsPark Update: An Engage Estero Community Meeting
DESCRIPTION:RSVP\nJoin us for an exclusive\, inside look at the growth and future of Estero!\n \nGreater Estero Community & SportsPark Development Update\n \n\nDate & Time: Thursday\, February 26th | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM\nLocation: Estero Recreation Center\n9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd\, Estero\n\n\nGet first-hand insights into the major projects shaping our village’s future. This special session features key leaders driving Estero’s growth:\n\nCurrent & Future Village Developments: Mary Gibbs\, Village of Estero’s Community Development Director\, will present a comprehensive overview of ongoing local developments and upcoming municipal plans.\nEstero Village Sports Complex Progress: Michael Comparato\, Director of Vieste LLC and Project Manager for the SportsPark\, will deliver an exclusive update on construction progress\, project milestones\, and upcoming plans for this flagship community venue.\n\nWhether you are a local resident\, business owner\, or community advocate\, this event offers a valuable opportunity to stay informed on the transformative initiatives shaping Estero.\n\nFree and open to the public. Seating is limited\, so reservations are required. Sign-up at https://esterotoday.com/feb2027.
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/development-and-sportspark-update-an-engage-estero-community-meeting/
LOCATION:Estero Park & Recreation Center\, 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd\, Estero\, FL\, 33928\, United States
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event,Growth and Development,sports
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270319
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SUMMARY:2026 Don Eslick Estero Person of the Year Award
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 Don Eslick Estero Person of the Year Award Dinner will be heldMarch 18\, 2027 at 5:30 pmEstero Country Club at the Vines\nPrepare to honor exceptional contributions to the Estero community as Engage Estero presents the esteemed Don Eslick Estero Person of the Year Award. This annual event acknowledges a local person who exemplifies Don Eslick’s legacy of exceptional service to Estero.\n\nThe award ceremony will be held on March 18\, 2027\, at the distinguished Estero Country Club at The Vines\, starting with cocktails at 5:30 p.m.\n\nThere will be a “Musical Interlude” performed by guests from Gulfshore Opera\, which you will not want to miss\, as well as the 2026 Person of the Year choice!\n\nWe'll share more details about the event in the coming weeks.\n\nMark your calendar and save the date for a memorable evening of recognition and community spirit.\n\nBookmark this page for updates.
URL:https://esterotoday.com/event/2027award/
LOCATION:Estero Country Club\, 19501 Vintage Trace Circle\, Estero\, United States
CATEGORIES:Engage Estero Event
ORGANIZER;CN="Engage Estero":MAILTO:info@esterotoday.com
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