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Welcome to Fort Myers Beach Fire Department Station 33, your dedicated local fire station serving the vibrant community of Fort Myers Beach, Florida. Located at 121 Lenell Road, our station is a proud part of the Fort Myers Beach Fire Control District, committed to safeguarding lives and property through exceptional fire protection and emergency services. At Station 33, we prioritize the safety and well-being of our residents and visitors. In collaboration with the Town of Fort Myers Beach and Lee County, we offer comprehensive hurricane and emergency preparedness information to ensure our community is well-equipped for any situation. Remember, if you are experiencing a medical, fire, or police emergency, dial 9-1-1 immediately.

Welcome to Record Nations Bonita Springs, your trusted partner for comprehensive document scanning and management solutions. Conveniently located at 12870 Trade Way Four, Suite 107, Bonita Springs, Florida 34135, we specialize in transforming your paper-based processes into efficient digital systems, revolutionizing the way you handle information. Our services are designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses and individuals in Bonita Springs. Whether you have a small batch of documents or an extensive archive, our expert team is ready to assist you. We specialize in converting paper files, microfilm, maps, blueprints, and more into digital formats, offering tailored solutions that enhance data accessibility and streamline operations.

Welcome to Jackson County Road & Bridge, a dedicated local government office located at 2828 Owens Street, Marianna, Florida. As part of Florida's second oldest county, Jackson County Road & Bridge plays a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the infrastructure that supports our vibrant community. We are committed to ensuring safe and efficient roadways and bridges that connect our residents and visitors alike. Our office is proud to serve a county rich in history and natural beauty, with attractions like Jackson Blue Springs and the Chipola River drawing visitors from across the nation. As our community continues to recover from the impacts of Hurricane Michael, we are dedicated to building a resilient future for all.