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Fishing
& Hunting
The Game and fresh Water Commission has a new licensing system. A universal
license is available that features a single card listing all the privileges
(freshwater fishing, hunting, sportsman) purchased by the buyer. Licenses
can be ordered over the phone using a credit card and calling toll free 1-888-347-4356
for fishing or 1888-486-8356 for hunting.
Residents 65 years or older need not obtain a free senior citizen license
provided they carry proof of age and residence while fishing. New residents
must document that they lived in Florida for six months |
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Occupational
Licenses
All business and professional offices need occupational licenses to operate
in the county. Licenses are issued annually at the county tax collectors offices.
Cities also require occupational licenses. |
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Vehicle
Registration & Driver License
Within 10 working days of establishing permanent Florida residency newcomers
must register their vehicles You will have 10 days to get your Florida
drivers license. You will need a current drivers license, current registration,
and Social Security card.
Driver License Offices
Driver licenses, driving tests and ID Cards
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Cape Coral |
360 Santa Barbara Boulevard 33991-2093 |
(239) 574-1788 |
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Fort Myers |
11281 S. Cleveland Ave 33907-2381 |
(239) 278-7194 |
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Motor Vehicle Services (County Tax Collector)
Registration, tag and title services for cars, trucks, trailers
& vessels
Specialty tags, refunds, and disability parking permits
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Cape Coral
Limited Driver License Service Available
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1039 SE 9th Place, Room 102 33990 |
(239) 533-6000 |
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Ft. Myers |
13860 N. Cleveland Ave., Unit 7 33903 |
(239) 533-6000 |
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Ft. Myers |
2480 Thompson Street, Room 241 33901 |
(239) 533-6000 |
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For more Information www.leetc.com
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Hurricane
Hurricane season officially begins on June 1, peaks August through October
and ends on November 1. Hurricanes produce damaging winds, elevated sea
levels (storm surges) , Flooding rains and tornadoes. Hurricane Camille
in 1969 dropped 27 inches of rain in fewer than six hours. The national
hurricane center in Coral Gables can predict within 12 hours when a hurricane
will make landfall. Residents must prepare for the consequences of living
in paradise, so when a hurricane is approaching, pay close attention to
official announcements from the National Hurricane Center.
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Sun Smarts
A minimum of SPF 15 is recommenced for everyone. Those with fair skin
need more protection. Consider the best UVA screen, zinc oxide or titanium
dioxide, which blocks both UVA & UVB rays. Most sunblock directions
recommend applying sunscreen 20 minutes before going out into the sun.
Hair that has been permed or colored should also be covered to protect
it from drying out or changing color.Protect your eyes with UV blocking
sunglasses.
You may want a Sun Shield for your car to keep the temperature down in
a parked car. To protect vinyl and leather from fading or cracking pick
up a car cleaning product that contains SPF.
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Preparing
for Hurricane Season
Hurricane
checklist:
Cash
extra clothing
Extra battery's
Scissors
Utility Knife or Camping Knife
Heavy rope
Bleach
Eating Utensils
Mosquito repellent
Heavy Duty garbage bags
Personal hygiene products
Disposable towelettes
First aid kit
canned foods
Manual can opener
Sunscreen
Other useful Items:
Water Purification tablets
extra lumber
Propane gas grill
Charcoal & Lighter fluid
Portable alarm clock
Pillows & Blankets
Sleeping bags
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