SUPPORT SERVICES FACILITY
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6490 South Pointe Blvd
Fort Myers, Florida
33919
John Kiseda
239-432-2163
kisedajb@leegov.com


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Hours
 This facility provides space for training sessions, workshops, and meetings which are hosted by Parks & Recreation staff members or Volunteer Organizational Partners with Lee County Parks & Recreation. It also houses full time staff working with environmental programs, volunteer services, Calusa Blueway paddling trail, Park & Preserve Rangers, Florida Yards & Neighborhood Program, coastal preserves, and staff development.

An Environmental Resource Center housing books, videos, dvd's, manuals, magazines, and community organization newsletters is available for use by Staff, Volunteers, and the General Public by appointment. To access a list of resources available, click here! Free guided tours of the Florida Yards & Neighborhood Demonstration Landscape are available every Wednesday at 10:30am.

Information
 Offices for:

Land Stewardship/Coastal Areas Manager:
Roger Clark: 433-5909

Safety/Security/Special Needs/Volunteer Manager:
Ed McIntyre: 590-0554

Environmental Education Program Coordinator:
John Kiseda: 432-2163

Volunteer Services Coordinator:
Kathy Cahill: 432-2159

Countywide Park Ranger Unit Supervisors:
Cindy Carter: 432-2161 & Troy Trudo: 432-2162

Countywide Park/Preserve Rangers:
Ryan Conrad, Mike Hammond, Mark Hitchcock, D.J. MacDonald, Matt Purdy

Matanzas Pass, Bowditch Point and Bunche Beach Preserves Coordinator:
Terry Cain: 432-2158

Calusa Blueway Program Coordinator:
Betsy Clayton: 432-3855

Extension Service - F.Y.N. Program Agent:
Tom Becker: 533-7515

Beach Parks & Shoreline Senior Supervisor:
Vicki Little: 229-0649

Senior Recreation Specialist:
Mary Broomfield: 707-5192

History
 The building was built for and housed the Rutenberg Community Library until the Lakes Regional Library opened in the summer of 2005.

Congratulations to the Lee County Parks and Recreation Eco Living Center at Rutenberg Park!!
The SWFL Branch of the US Green Building Council has recognized the Eco Living Center at Rutenberg Park as a Green Friend. The award was presented to Lee County Parks and Recreation for the support and efforts toward sustainable, eco-conscious design & construction in our community.
Congrats to all the staff and volunteers who work at the Eco Living Center!
John Kiseda received the award on behalf of Lee County Parks and Rec.

Eco-Green-Friend award

The Eco Living Center is listed in the Southwest Florida Green Directory