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Sanibel elections: Six candidates vie for three open council seats © The City of Sanibel Sanibel City Seal Sanibel residents will take to the polls Tuesday to vote in three new city council members from a pool of six candidates. The non-partisan race will fill vacancies left by Mayor Mick Denham, whose term expires this year; and councilmembers Chauncey Goss and Jerry Muench, who were temporarily appointed to fill vacancies when Kevin Ruane and Jason Maughan left to run campaigns for other offices. After the election, councilmembers will return to appoint a new mayor and vice mayor during ...

Meet the candidates running for three Sanibel City Council seats By TIFFANY REPECKI / trepecki@breezenewspapers.com - | Feb 9, 2021 Sanibel voters will have several choices to pick from in the city’s upcoming March 2 election. Six people are campaigning to take up the seats currently held by Mayor Mick Denham, who is not seeking re-election, and Councilmembers Chauncey Goss and Jerry Muench, who were appointed late last year to replace former Mayor Kevin Ruane and Councilmember Jason Maughan for the interim. The pool of candidates includes Mary Bondurant, Scott Crater, Tim Drobnyk, John He...

City council raises decal costs to park By TIFFANY REPECKI / trepecki@breezenewspapers.com - | Feb 9, 2021 CITY OF SANIBEL Updated city of Sanibel Parking Zone Map. The Sanibel City Council approved price increases for its non-resident beach parking decals at its recent meeting, as well as heard reports about the Jordan Marsh Water Quality Treatment Park and the city’s short-term rental registration program. On Feb. 2, the council voted unanimously 5-0 to raise the cost of its “B” decal to $300 and its “BC” decal to $399, while also approving a one-time 25 percent discount due to t...

Sanibel is raising parking prices by the hundreds. And, this could be pricing out visitors. Leaders on Sanibel tell WINK News what is behind the increase. The quiet beaches and the seashell selection are what keeps Tracy Fox and her husband coming back to Sanibel. “We love getting out on the beach and walking and […]

Mayor emphasizes pandemic, water quality in state-of-the-city report By CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - | Jan 21, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Mayor Denham details how the Sanibel City Council continues its support of regional water quality issues at the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce’s recent meeting. The Sanibel City Council remains vigilant where pandemic safety measures and state legislation to improve regional water quality are concerned, Mayor Mick Denham reported at the Jan. 13 virtual meeting of the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce. “We are also very active in discussing...