City of Naples, FL - Government

City of Naples, FL - Government This is the official page of the City of Naples Government. Our 450+ friendly employees look forward to helping you enjoy our beautiful paradise!

The City of Naples is nestled in Collier County, on the pristine southwest Florida coast. The City began as a small, frontier-style fishing camp and was officially incorporated on December 1, 1923. Through the years, the City has grown to be recognized as one of the Gulf Coast’s crown jewels. The City’s 450 employees are dedicated to providing friendly and innovative services for our 20,000 year-r

ound residents, 15,000 seasonal residents, and the nearly two million annual visitors from all parts of the world that come to relax on our white sandy beaches. With our subtropical climate tempered by the soft breezes from the Gulf of Mexico, people are struck by its natural beach beauty and the flora and fauna that are unparalleled in any community. While the City of Naples remains the cultural and activity center of Collier County, the tropical wilderness of the Florida Everglades is less than 20 miles away and easily accessible by land or by boat. In addition to our natural features, the City of Naples boasts of wonderful lodging and dining opportunities, as well as world-famous historic shopping districts. Mention areas like “Fifth Avenue South”, “Third Street” or “Tin City” and locals and their guests smile with delight from memories of good times had. We hope that you will explore all that our beautiful city offers. To learn more, visit www.NaplesGov.com.

⚠️ Emergency Road Closure NoticeCrews are currently repairing a break in the reclaimed water main on 4th St S.🚧 Impacts ...
06/08/2026

⚠️ Emergency Road Closure Notice
Crews are currently repairing a break in the reclaimed water main on 4th St S.

🚧 Impacts to Roadway & Reclaimed Water Service
To complete this work, 4th St S between 3rd Ave S and 4th Ave S is temporarily closed. Reclaimed water service will also be interrupted for homes south of Central Ave, including the Port Royal and Gordon Dr areas.

Residents on 4th St S should use their alley access to avoid the work area.

📆 Repair Timeline
Weather permitting, repairs are expected to be completed by Thursday, June 11.

Thank you for your patience as crews work to restore service and reopen the roadway.

The Banyan Boulevard Roundabout & Median Project aims to improve traffic flow and enhance the corridor’s appearance. Wea...
06/05/2026

The Banyan Boulevard Roundabout & Median Project aims to improve traffic flow and enhance the corridor’s appearance. Weather permitting, work will begin Monday morning, June 8, and conclude Friday, June 12.

Please note the following closures and detours (the second image provides a bird's eye view):

- The roundabout on Banyan Blvd at Crayton Rd will be closed.
- Crayton Rd north of the work area, and Banyan Blvd west of the work area, will be limited to local traffic only.
- Northbound and eastbound traffic can detour using Gulf Shore Boulevard North (GSBN) or Yucca Rd to Banyan Blvd.
- Southbound traffic on Crayton Rd can detour using Murex Ln/Murex Dr or GSBN.

06/01/2026

Hurricane season is here and now’s the time to prepare - before the rush, the empty shelves, and the stress of tracking a storm.

The best time to get ready is always before you need to be. Start today by making your evacuation or stay-in-place plan, building your emergency kit, and signing up for local and national alerts for the latest news.

Prepare today. Ready for tomorrow.

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Naples Water Customers: Temporary Change in Water Disinfection Starts Today (June 1–30)As part of annual water quality m...
06/01/2026

Naples Water Customers: Temporary Change in Water Disinfection Starts Today (June 1–30)

As part of annual water quality maintenance, the City of Naples Utilities Department will temporarily adjust its drinking water disinfection process.

📆 June 1–30, 2026
During this time, the City will disinfect the water using free chlorine instead of chloramines (chlorine + ammonia). This routine change helps maintain water quality and supports distribution system flushing, as recommended by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

This temporary change does not cause adverse health effects. Some customers may notice a slight change in taste or odor during the conversion period, but the water remains safe to drink/use.

⚠️ Special Notice:
- Kidney dialysis patients should contact their physician or equipment supplier.
- Aquarium/fish tank owners should ensure proper water treatment before adding water.

Questions? Call the Water Treatment Plant at (239) 213-3004.

Thank you for your understanding.

NOTICE: The Finance Department will be closed on today, June 1, 2026, from 11 AM to 5 PM. During this time, the followin...
06/01/2026

NOTICE: The Finance Department will be closed on today, June 1, 2026, from 11 AM to 5 PM.

During this time, the following services will be unavailable:

- In-person payments
- Resident beach parking pass processing

To make a payment online or over the phone, please use the link below or call:

- Pay Online: https://cityofnaplesfl.munisselfservice.com/css/
- Parking Tickets: 844-838-5165
- Utility Billing: 844-838-5304

Thank you for your understanding.

Join us for the 2026 Tree Fest celebration on Saturday, June 6! At 10 AM, the City will host a Tree Dedication Ceremony ...
05/29/2026

Join us for the 2026 Tree Fest celebration on Saturday, June 6!

At 10 AM, the City will host a Tree Dedication Ceremony commemorating America250 with the planting of a live oak - a moment that adds another *ring* to our community’s rich history.

In the 250 years to come, the oak we plant will grow into an enduring landmark woven into our landscape, offering a special place for friends, neighbors, and local wildlife to gather and enjoy for future generations.

Naples Water Customers: Reminder of Temporary Change in Water Disinfection (June 1–30)As part of annual water quality ma...
05/28/2026

Naples Water Customers: Reminder of Temporary Change in Water Disinfection (June 1–30)

As part of annual water quality maintenance, the City of Naples Utilities Department will temporarily adjust its drinking water disinfection process.

📆 June 1–30, 2026
During this time, the City will disinfect the water using free chlorine instead of chloramines (chlorine + ammonia). This routine change helps maintain water quality and supports distribution system flushing, as recommended by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

This temporary change does not cause adverse health effects. Some customers may notice a slight change in taste or odor during the conversion period.

⚠️ Special Notice:
- Kidney dialysis patients should contact their physician or equipment supplier.
- Aquarium/fish tank owners should ensure proper water treatment before adding water.

Questions? Call the Water Treatment Plant at (239) 213-3004.

Thank you for your understanding.

Due to manufacturing delays, the Seagate tennis courts resurfacing project has been rescheduled to start tomorrow, May 2...
05/28/2026

Due to manufacturing delays, the Seagate tennis courts resurfacing project has been rescheduled to start tomorrow, May 29, and wrap up on Thursday, June 4.

During this time, we encourage you to enjoy the tennis courts at Charlie C. Anthony Park on 5th Ave N or at the Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center on 8th St S (drop-in fee required).

Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of the courage shown by the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for ...
05/22/2026

Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of the courage shown by the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

In observance, on Monday, May 25, all City offices will be closed. Additionally, the following facilities will be closed:

- Fleischmann Community Center
- Naples Preserve & the Hedges Eco Center
- Norris Center
- River Park Community Center

The Naples City Dock, along with City parks, will maintain normal operating hours. The River Park Aquatic Center will be open from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

Naples Water Customers: Temporary Change in Water Disinfection (June 1–30)As part of annual water quality maintenance, t...
05/22/2026

Naples Water Customers: Temporary Change in Water Disinfection (June 1–30)

As part of annual water quality maintenance, the City of Naples Utilities Department will temporarily adjust its drinking water disinfection process.

📆 June 1–30, 2026
During this time, the City will disinfect the water using free chlorine instead of chloramines (chlorine + ammonia). This routine change helps maintain water quality and supports distribution system flushing, as recommended by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

This temporary change does not cause adverse health effects. Some customers may notice a slight change in taste or odor during the conversion period.

⚠️ Special Notice:
- Kidney dialysis patients should contact their physician or equipment supplier.
- Aquarium/fish tank owners should ensure proper water treatment before adding water.

Questions? Call the Water Treatment Plant at (239) 213-3004.

Thank you for your understanding.

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735 8th Street South
Naples, FL
34102

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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