History of The Towers
Early Years and near destruction
1979 Completion: Built as a 103-unit mid-rise complex located at 2366 E. Mall Drive.
Mid-2000s Crises: Suffered heavy damage to 26 units from Hurricanes Charley and Wilma, lost six units in a major electrical fire, accumulated $50,000 in city code violation fines, and faced the 2006 housing market implosion.
The Turn Around
2006 Board Overhaul: A newly elected owner-led board took charge and hired property management firm Alliant.
Rebuilding: Cleared massive debt, fixed code violations, handled foreclosures legally, and repaired physical structures.
2015 Recognition: Recognized on May 15, 2015, by the Florida Communities of Excellence Awards as the statewide "Comeback Kid" winner. Read more about the award here: 2015 Comeback Kid Award.
Community Leadership
The remarkable comeback and continued success of The Towers would not have been possible without the tireless dedication and leadership of condominium president Terry Ondak. During the destruction caused by Hurricane Charley and throughout the rebuilding and restoration that followed, Terry played a central role in guiding the community through one of the most challenging chapters in its history.
A longtime resident, Terry has helped lead The Towers from those difficult early days to its current standing as one of the area's most desirable condominium communities. His commitment has extended well beyond rebuilding the property. Under his leadership, The Towers has emphasized resident safety through enhanced community guidelines and the installation of 72 security cameras—an investment that demonstrates The Towers' ongoing commitment to resident safety.
Whether you are a new resident or have lived at The Towers for many years, Terry is the person most residents turn to with questions or guidance.
Professional Management
The property is professionally managed by Alliant Property Management Company, LLC, a BBC Accredited Business.
13831 Vector Ave.
Fort Myers, FL 33907
239-454-1101 - Office
239-454-1147 - Fax
239-267-9760 - Accounting Fax
We at The Towers Condominiums are proud to congratulate Millie Strohm, the founder and CEO of Alliant Property Management, on her designation as "One of the Women in the Industry of Property Management".
Your Community Portal
Please click here for your the ComWeb Portal tutorial with step-by-step instructions on how to use the following portal features:
Check your association's account transactions and make a payment
Update your resident profile with the latest information
Check on any open or pending compliance items
Submit maintenance requests
Access the latest documents uploaded by your community
Contact your board or association manager or committee
View announcements and alerts for the community
Safety and Courtesy Guidelines
Pool Rules
The pool is one of The Towers’ most valued amenities and a place where residents gather to relax and enjoy the community. The following guidelines are intended to promote safety, courtesy, and consideration so that everyone can continue to enjoy this shared space.
Pool rules are established to protect residents, guests, and the community amenities. All residents and guests are expected to follow these guidelines while using the pool and pool area.
- Pool hours for adults are 8:00 AM to dusk. Pool hours for children fifteen (15) years of age or under are from 10:00 AM to dusk daily, including Saturday and Sunday. Dusk is when the pool lights come on.
- Residents must be in possession of the pool pass assigned to their unit when using the pool and/or pool area. Residents must be in the pool area with their guests at all times and guests must not be unattended. Owners leasing their units may not use the pool.
- Tampering with pool equipment, including thermometers, pool grates, plugs, lifesaving items, cleaning nets, and temperature settings, is prohibited.
- Pool chairs, chaise lounges, and tables may not be reserved.
- Children fifteen (15) years and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times. The pool rope is not to be used as a play device, for hanging, or for acrobatics.
- Children who are not toilet trained must wear protective garments.
- Shoes or other foot coverings must be worn to and from the pool. Wet feet or wet bathing suits are not permitted in the clubhouse.
- Rafts are permitted only when there are four (4) or fewer people in the pool.
- No glass objects are permitted in the pool area.
- Splashing water on those relaxing poolside will not be tolerated.
- No squirt guns or ball playing are permitted in the pool area.
- Suntan lotion must be removed before entering the pool.
- Pool chairs must be covered with a towel if suntan lotion is used.
- No diving into the pool and no running in the pool area.
- No alcoholic beverages of any kind are permitted in the pool area.
- Open drink cups or containers are permitted only on pool tables and not on pool ledges.
- Battery-operated or plugged-in personal radios, CD/tape players, telephones, or other devices are permitted only with earplugs/headphones. Sound equipment audible to others is specifically prohibited.
- Smoking is permitted only by the ashtrays in the pool area by the gates.
- During inclement weather, including black clouds, lightning, or thunder, the pool area—including cooking on grills—will be closed during severe or dangerous conditions. Swimming is prohibited during these conditions or whenever residents are instructed to leave by a Board Member or representative. The Association uses the WeatherBug app for lightning monitoring.
- Close all umbrellas after use and close gates after opening.
Lightning
Nothing is more unpredictable than a Florida thunderstorm. Lightning can strike up to 10 miles from a storm, even when the sky overhead remains blue. For that reason, The Towers has installed an AEM Lightning Detection System that continuously monitors cloud-to-ground lightning activity and provides early warnings before dangerous conditions arrive.
When the system activates:
- One 15-second horn blast — Lightning has been detected. Leave the pool and all outdoor areas immediately and seek shelter.
- Flashing strobe light — The lightning alert remains in effect.
- Three short horn blasts — The all-clear has been issued and outdoor activities may resume.
Residents are encouraged to download the free WeatherBug app to receive the same real-time lightning alerts on their smartphones. The app also provides radar, forecasts, current weather conditions, and lightning detection, helping residents make informed decisions before heading outdoors.
Together, the community's lightning detection system and the WeatherBug app provide residents with an additional layer of awareness during Florida's rapidly changing weather conditions.
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Nothing is more unpredictable than a Florida thunderstorm. Lightning can strike <strong>up to 10 miles from a storm</strong>, even when the sky overhead remains blue. For that reason, The Towers has installed an <strong>AEM Lightning Detection System</strong> that continuously monitors cloud-to-ground lightning activity and provides early warnings before dangerous conditions arrive.
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When the system activates:
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<li><strong>One 15-second horn blast</strong> — Lightning has been detected. Leave the pool and all outdoor areas immediately and seek shelter.</li>
<li><strong>Flashing strobe light</strong> — The lightning alert remains in effect.</li>
<li><strong>Three short horn blasts</strong> — The all-clear has been issued and outdoor activities may resume.</li>
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Residents are encouraged to download the free <strong>WeatherBug</strong> app to receive the same real-time lightning alerts on their smartphones. The app also provides radar, forecasts, current weather conditions, and lightning detection, helping residents make informed decisions before heading outdoors.
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Together, the community's lightning detection system and the WeatherBug app provide residents with an additional layer of awareness during Florida's rapidly changing weather conditions.
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