The Sanibel Police Department (SPD) reported that with so many visitors joining the island this week, it wants to ensure that the public enjoys its time exploring Sanibel\u2019s sanctuary island.<\/p>\n
It is anticipating a steady stream of guests each day this week, which might make morning and afternoon commutes a bit longer.<\/p>\n
For visitors: Consider getting to the island early to experience a beautiful sunrise and stay for dinner to enjoy delicious island cuisine.<\/p>\n
Stay in the know by downloading the city\u2019s free Sanibel Bound app. It is the go-to resource for real-time traffic updates, helping the public navigate their travel throughout the island.<\/p>\n
SPD Police Chief Bill Dalton encourages everyone to exercise patience.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur number one priority is safety,\u201d he shared. \u201cPlease follow the direction of law enforcement personnel and, to reduce congestion, consider avoiding off-island directions of travel between 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.\u201d<\/p>\n
To view the traffic app information, visit https:\/\/www.mysanibel.com\/465\/Sanibel-Bound-Traffic-Cameras<\/a>.<\/p>\n For some helpful tips on getting around Sanibel, a short video is available to watch at https:\/\/www.mysanibel.us\/video\/Promotional%202025\/City%20of%20Sanibel_Sanibel%20Bound%202025.mp4<\/a>.<\/p>\n For more information, call the SPD at 239-472-3111.<\/p>\n