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Alternative tax-exempt
financing for Lee County Businesses
Fort Myers Regional Partnership
From Bonita Springs to Cape Coral, Sanibel Island to The Beaches, ours is a county so committed
to the growth and expansion of business that, in the past few years, we have been nationally recognized as:
- Top mid-sized economic development hot spot (Expansion Management, 2008)
- Fourth best business climate in the United States (Inc. Magazine, 2007)
- One of the fastest growing metros (U.S. Census Bureau, 2005-2006)*
Along with our world-class beaches and year-round warm weather, affordable housing, experienced workforce and
low corporate taxes, we’ve created a performance-based, $25-million business incentive program that may be available to you.
Lee County is focused on the future. Together, we mean business.
*For more business rankings and market information, visit Why Lee County?
Low interest financing opportunities for Lee County businesses!
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Business Means Community!
Lee County's success is fueled by the pro-business attitude, enthusiasm and support of our residents.
We invite everyone to participate as we continue to move forward. Together, we mean business.
If your
business is located in Lee County, the Horizon
Council invites you to take about 5 minutes to
participate in the latest Horizon Council
Quarterly "Business Snapshot" online survey.
The "Business Snapshot" is produced by the
Business Climate Task Force of the Horizon
Council and is used quarterly as a tool to
provide feedback to business leaders and to the
Board of County Commissioners. All results will
be tabulated and shared with every respondent in
3 - 5 business days following the closing of the
survey. Your answers are strictly confidential
and results are presented only in the aggregate.
To take the survey, please go
HERE
Use the Password: HC2010
The Horizon Council was established in 1991 as a
public-private advisory board designed to advise
the Lee County Board of County Commissioners and
the business community on economic development
issues and to promote a positive business spirit
in Lee County.
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