Government Updates

With Fourth of July celebrations including grilling out, sparklers and fireworks, there is an increased risk of truck fires.

Florida law requires a Logic and Accuracy testing of voting equipment prior to elections. These tests ensure our voting system are functioning properly and counting votes accurately.

We’ve all experienced it – the “Your car warranty has expired” call. The amount of unknown calls/texts is soaring, and opening the door to cybercrime, fraud and identity theft.

Parents soon won’t have to pay sales tax to keep their babies fresh and clean, as Gov.

May is Military Appreciation Month and the Collier County Supervisor of Elections office invites the Collier community to show appreciation for service members by nominating a veteran for their Vote in Honor of a Veteran program!The purpose of “Vote in Honor of a Veteran” is to show gratitude to those who served and promote voting as a way to honor the many sacrifices made by military members defending our American liberties such as voting.

The Supervisor of Elections office partnered with Collier County Public Schools libraries this spring for the 2022 Sunshine State Young Readers Award program (SSYRA).

The Norfolk District of the USACE calls for natural defenses rather than structural elements for improved resiliency and strengthened defenses in Collier County’s coast.

President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill that passed in November will steer $1.

The City of Naples Election is approaching and for the first time since 2006, voters are able to cast a ballot early at the Supervisor of Elections office or at the Norris Center in Cambier Park.

The 2020 United States Census was made official last fall and Florida’s congressional, legislative and local districts must be redrawn.