Fort Myers Mayoral Candidate Amber Ware on Infrastructure Failures, Sprawl, and City Hall Bloat
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Fort Myers Mayoral Candidate Amber Ware on Infrastructure Failures, Sprawl, and City Hall Bloat
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Dr. Cindy Banyai hosts Amber Ware, a 24-year City of Fort Myers employee and STARS division manager, to discuss Ware’s run for mayor and her critique of the city’s recent direction since 2020. Ware says Fort Myers has fallen six years behind on infrastructure and neighborhood improvements while administrative staffing and costs have ballooned, citing a highly paid city manager and delayed or derailed projects, including escalating costs for a new police department site. She argues development-driven annexations and sprawl in Ward 6 strain utilities, roads, and water supply, while older wards see little economic development. Ware highlights widespread sewer and water-system failures contributing to fecal contamination issues and opposes proposed multi-year utility rate increases without a clear public plan, calling for implementing existing comprehensive plans and delivering promised projects.
Learn more about Amber Ware for Fort Myers Mayor here
00:00 DCS
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Meet Amber Ware 05:06
The Risk of Speaking Out
08:02 Amber's Vision for Fort Myers
10:39 The Money Gap
13:58 Unpacking the Political Structure
19:49 Nothing to Show for It
21:19 Transparency & Corruption
23:33 Sprawl & Ward 6
27:34 The Cost of Sprawl
31:02 The Water Crisis
41:29 Get Involved