Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District

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08/31/2026

In case anyone is counting-down until this heat is over...
🎃 61 days until Halloween
🦃 83 days until Thanksgiving
❄️ 112 days until the first day of winter
🎄 116 days until Christmas
Until then, stay hydrated my friends.

Please join your Bonita Springs Fire Control & Rescue District as we honor the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and...
08/28/2026

Please join your Bonita Springs Fire Control & Rescue District as we honor the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and the enduring spirit of our nation on Patriot Day, 9/11/2026. Our ceremony begins at 5:30PM in the Reflection Park adjacent to Bonita Springs Fire Station 21.

📅 Friday, September 11 @ 5:30 PM
📍 Bonita Springs Fire Station 21 @ 27490 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs, FL

This year's ceremony will feature keynote speaker Mikaila Cruz, a survivor of the World Trade Center attacks, who will share her powerful story of resilience and hope.

Together, we will remember, reflect, and honor those forever impacted by September 11, 2001. We invite our community to stand with us as we vow to Never Forget.

A very special THANK YOU to our Bonita Springs community for your patience, understanding, and cooperation throughout th...
08/27/2026

A very special THANK YOU to our Bonita Springs community for your patience, understanding, and cooperation throughout the wildfire.

We know wildfires can be concerning, and we truly appreciate your trust and support as your firefighters and mutual aid partners worked to protect our community.

The Vincent Road wildfire was a powerful reminder that when a community needs help, firefighters from across Southwest F...
08/27/2026

The Vincent Road wildfire was a powerful reminder that when a community needs help, firefighters from across Southwest Florida stand ready to answer the call.

From the moment the fire began, the Bonita Springs Fire District was supported by an incredible network of agencies and partners who worked alongside our crews throughout the incident.

As the fire quickly grew quickly on day 1, both the North and South Strike Teams responded with additional apparatus and personnel to help battle the wildfire and protect our community.

As operations transitioned, the South Strike Team of brush trucks remained on scene, helping crews reach difficult terrain, extinguish hot spots, and prevent the fire from rekindling.

The Florida Forest Service provided critical wildfire expertise, resources, and support throughout the incident- including assisting with suppression and mop-up operations.

LCSO deputies assisted throughout the incident with traffic control, scene security, and keeping the public and emergency responders safe.

FPL worked alongside emergency crews throughout the incident to address infrastructure concerns and prepare to safely restore and maintain electrical service once firefighters cleared areas where crews needed access.

Verizon worked throughout the incident to maintain and restore communications infrastructure, including providing generator power to keep services operating.

And, of course, our own Bonita Springs Fire District crews, who worked tirelessly around the clock- from the initial attack, through containment, and mop-up.

This response wasn’t just about fighting a fire. It was about agencies working together, sharing resources, and supporting one another when our community needed it most.

THANK YOU. Your willingness to leave your own communities to come help ours is what mutual aid is all about.

Many agencies. One mission: Protecting our community.

The Vincent Road wildfire was a powerful reminder that when a community needs help, firefighters from across Southwest F...
08/27/2026

The Vincent Road wildfire was a powerful reminder that when a community needs help, firefighters from across Southwest Florida stand ready to answer the call.

From the moment the fire began, the Bonita Springs Fire District was supported by an incredible network of agencies and partners who worked alongside our crews throughout the incident.

As the fire grew quickly, both the North and South Strike Teams, including firefighters from several Lee and Collier County fire districts, responded with additional apparatus and personnel to help battle the wildfire and protect our community.

Once operations transitioned, the South Strike Team of brush trucks remained on scene, helping crews reach difficult terrain, extinguish hot spots, and prevent the fire from rekindling.

The Florida Forest Service provided critical wildfire expertise, resources, and support throughout the incident- including assisting with suppression and mop-up operations.

LCSO deputies assisted throughout the incident with traffic control, scene security, and keeping the public and emergency responders safe.

FPL worked alongside emergency crews throughout the incident to address infrastructure concerns and prepare to safely restore and maintain electrical service.

Verizon worked throughout the incident to maintain and restore communications infrastructure, including providing generator power to keep services operating.

And, of course, our own BSFD firefighters, who worked tirelessly from the initial attack, through containment, and mop-up.

THANK YOU to all our mutual-aid partners. Your willingness to leave your own communities to come help ours is what mutual aid is all about.

08/26/2026

BUILD YOUR LAYERS OF PROTECTION! Drowning can happen quickly, silently, and in a matter of moments. The good news? Drowning is preventable- and the best protection is to use multiple layers of safety.

This summer, Bonita Springs Firefighters want you to build your family’s Layers of Protection.

Reminder: IF A CHILD IS MISSING, CHECK THE POOL FIRST.

Don't assume someone else is watching. Don't rely on just one safety measure. Every layer adds another opportunity to prevent a tragedy. Let's make water safety part of every pool day, beach day, and backyard adventure.

Drowning is quick. Often silent. And always preventable.

08/26/2026

8/26 9AM VINCENT RD WILDFIRE UPDATE: The wildfire is currently 70 acres and 95% contained.

According to the Florida Division of Forestry- Caloosahatchee 2, the fire has been confirmed to have been caused by lightning.

Crews are returning to the area today, with hopes that today is the final day of mop-up operations. The South Strike Team is expected to be on scene by approximately 9:30 a.m. to assist crews with the remaining work.

Traffic & Utilities Update:
• The roundabout will be reduced to one lane while operations continue. Please use caution and expect possible delays.
• Verizon service is currently operating on generator power.
• FPL is standing by and will begin restoration work once fire crews are able to safely access the area.

Fire crews will continue working until the remaining areas are secured and the fire is fully extinguished.

Thank you to our community for your patience, cooperation and support of the firefighters and crews working this incident

08/25/2026

BEACH DAY? LET’S KEEP IT SAFE! Florida beaches are beautiful, but the water can change quickly. Before you head out for a day of fun in the sun, take a few minutes to review these important beach-safety reminders:
- Watch children closely. Stay within arm’s reach of young children when they are in or near the water.
- Swim with a buddy. Never swim alone, and know your limits.
- Keep your phone charged. If an emergency happens, you need to be able to call 911.
- Know what to do if caught in a rip current. Don’t fight the current or try to swim directly back to shore. Swim parallel to the shoreline until you are out of the current, then make your way back to shore.
- If someone else is struggling in the water, don’t become a second victim. Reach or throw- DON’T GO! Use a flotation device or other object to help from a safe location.

A little preparation can make a BIG difference. Take care of yourself, watch out for one another, and enjoy a safe beach day! Know before you go. Know what to do. And when in doubt, stay out!

08/25/2026

8/25 2PM UPDATE: Fire crews continue to actively work on the wildfire today as mop-up operations are underway. Crews are identifying and extinguishing remaining smoldering areas to prevent the fire from spreading or reigniting.

There are still areas of the fire that have limited access and remain affected. Firefighters continue working in and around these areas as conditions allow.

Verizon service has been restored. FPL has not yet begun restoration work in the affected areas. Crews will begin their work once fire personnel have cleared the area and it is safe for them to enter.

Traffic: There are currently no significant traffic impacts related to the fire. Some delays may occur due to motorists slowing down or stopping to observe the fire activity. Please avoid slowing or stopping to watch the fire and allow emergency crews the space they need to safely operate.

We are continuing to monitor the situation closely. An updated containment percentage is not available at this time.

Thank you to our firefighters and all of the mutual-aid agencies continuing to work together to protect our community.

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27701 Bonita Grande Drive
Bonita Springs, FL
34135

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