Public Safety in Marco Island, Florida

The City of Marco Island approved Resolution 07-72 to apply to Collier County for funding to build additional T-groins (erosion control structures) at Hideaway Beach on the city's northern tip. The county's engineers estimate the cost at $2,350,000 and will fund it through Tourist Development Taxes...

The City of Marco Island approved a Sub-Recipient Funding Agreement with Collier County to receive $1,000,000 in coronavirus relief funds from the CARES Act. The money will pay for first responder and public safety employee salaries and benefits from March 1 through December 30, 2020...

Marco Island is establishing a new Beach Management and Vessel Control Ordinance to protect public health, safety, and enjoyment of the city's beaches and waters. The ordinance prohibits dangerous activities like high-speed boats within 500 feet of the shore, aircraft operations on beaches, glass containers, overnight camping, and unregulated vendor operations...

The city is updating its noise control rules and enforcement. The updated rules clarify what counts as excessive noise...

The city is updating its rules to control excessive noise and protect residents. Sound levels have different limits depending on the time of day and where you live...

Collier County is extending a contract for public safety radio equipment and services with Communications International, Inc. The extension covers April 12, 2026 through April 13, 2027...