I love this post office Carol is so friendly anytime I need…read morehelp she's right there it has a great location right next to Starbucks and South Seas

Two stars only because this is totally island hours. Only open Mon-Fri between 10-2pm. Not great…read morefor postage or seeing someone for additional help.

What a wonderful place this is, I have to come in and drop off packages several times a week and…read morethey are always so helpful. I look forward to stopping in there, so pleasant to deal with. thank you, Christina.

I don't understand the negative reviews, this is the only place I go when I need to ship something…read moreout! I've had terrible experiences at the post office off of cultural park. The ladies that work here have always been nice and helpful. I refer everyone here!

Very helpful and friendly staff! Love going here. Full service post office…read more They also have souvenirs.

Super quick and easy. Minimum lines. Located inside a cute…read morebut very small shop that offers souvenirs from Matlacha. The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. One downside is they don't offer the ability to ship outside the USA unless you already have the customs form ... can be printed out online.

An unusual but interestingly small post office. It's a combination book shop, gift shop and post…read moreoffice. The Post office boxes are near the rear of this very small store. I've never seen anything like this but maybe it's normal for Florida?

I needed to get my fingerprints to prove who I was I needed a few copies of things they needed to…read moresee to prove that I was me, but they couldn't make me any copies with a fax machine right there in the lobby besides that no problems at all

Don't expect help. They protect businesses not people. Blue states handle things way more…read moreefficiently. All of their crying about how scary blue states are is projection.

My hubby and I had a question. We had to wait in a line but that was ok. People were waiting…read moreinside the lobby within the office area and out on in the indoor waiting area. Marissa was a joy and very knowledgeable. She spoke to us in a kind manner and was patient with us making sure we had the information that we needed. Many people surrounding the area were pretty grumpy. Marissa really was very helpful and made sure she did everything with a genuine smile. People like her are gems! She helped make what could have been a chaotic moment into a pleasant and calm time. She really made our day.

Fort Myers Police Department is Great Overall. The Service is Nice. The Experience is good. The…read moreFort Myers Police Department is Great Overall.

Useless. They cannot help you. All the propaganda about blue states is so funny after moving here…read more This is the worst place to live. The cops are too scared to act. Piece of trash city.

Swing bridges are pretty awesome and I'm a little bummed that there wasn't any traffic on the…read moreCaloosahatchee River this morning to see it open. It's right there in the name: swing bridge. When opening, the bridge swings horizontally on the central pivot. They're generally cheaper to build and operate as they don't require the heavy counterweights for a bascule or draw bridge. The Fort Denaud Bridge was built in 1963 and, as Ariel W. points out in her review, is 434.7 feet from end to end. When closed, it has a clearance of 8.9 feet to the water below. It is one of the few remaining swing bridges in Florida, including the Boca Grande Swing Bridge in Charlotte County (about an hour west). I've also seen the Southport Maine Swing Bridge https://www.yelp.com/biz/southport-swing-bridge-southport?hrid=XRV4yJRMiSNPuQaTZB9bYA and caught the New Bedford - Fairhaven Bridge opening https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-bedford-fairhaven-bridge-new-bedford?hrid=nnr8b8LqYCW_JOtDZv2iFg. The bridge was not initially constructed here. The bridge had been on the Intracoastal Waterway in Pompano Beach (about 120 miles away, southeast). Did they float it here or bring it over the road? I don't know. There is no toll to cross the bridge. [Review 19284 overall - 1632 in Florida - 254 of 2023.]

The Fort Denaud Bridge is a 435 foot historical swing bridge built in 1963. The bridge was…read morepreviously used in Pompano Beach and brought here to replace another bridge that was condemned and removed in the early 1960's. The bridge is 434.7 feet long from end to end and has a vertical clearance of 8.9 feet over the river. The bridge allows cars to cross over the Caloosahatchee River. The bridge was rehabilitated in 1987. The Fort Denaud Bridge is named for Pierre Denaud a French Canadian trapper who traded with the Seminoles and owned land here in the 1830's. The bridge is located at Fort Denaud, the site of a military encampment in the early 19th century. When a boat wants to pass under the bridge, the captain calls the bridge tender who walks out to the middle of the bridge and cranks the machinery to turn allowing it to swing open to allow the boat traffic to pass down the river. It is one of only three swing bridges in SW Florida. I was surprised to learn that this bridge was from Pompano Beach, the town next to where I live. It must have been quite an ordeal to bring it over here. I have previously visited the Snow-Reed Swing Bridge, another historic swing bridge in Ft. Lauderdale. I love these bridges and their history and it is always fun to watch when they swing open. Unfortunately there weren't any boats coming down the river today. It is still a pretty bridge and enjoyed my walk over it.