The town of Fort Myers Beach is selling 100 non-residential parking passes Monday morning. The town announced this week that only after evaluating how the first 100 passes impact parking conditions on the island will the next 100 passes be released to the public.
The town council approved up to 500 non-residential parking passes when the budget was approved earlier this month. The town has announced that fewer than 500 might be offered for sale.
Each non-residential pass costs $300. The first 100 will be released Monday morning when town hall opens at 9AM. All 2027. It does not appear an online option to purchase the passes is available at this time.
Non-Residential permits expire December 31, 2027, regardless of the date purchased.
Requirements:
1. Valid vehicle registration in your name, presented at each new permit or renewal.
2. Valid driver’s license or government-issued photo ID.
3. All outstanding parking violations must be paid before a permit can be issued.
Here are more details about the pass if you purchase one:
Way to support the residents that bought the residents passes.. every spot will be filled when all the workers buy and use their passes every day from 9am till 9pm…cani get my money back on my pass..
What a joke that parking pass will get you nowhere
At what time and where are the passes going to be on sale on Monday?