St Lucie

St. Lucie County is a government entity located in Fort Pierce, Florida. Founded in 1905, the county government employs approximately 750 full-time employees and serves a population of roughly 287,000 residents. The county is governed by a Board of County Commissioners comprised of five elected officials. St. Lucie County is responsible for providing a wide range of services to its residents, including maintaining infrastructure, managing environmentally preserves, operating parks, and overseeing beach access points. The county manages over 11,000 acres of environmentally preserves, more than 50 facilities, 2,300 acres of active parks, and 21 miles of coastlines with nearly two dozen beach accesses. St. Lucie County has a strong commitment to public service and has received numerous awards from organizations such as American City and County Magazine, International City/County Management Association, and the National Association of Counties. The county is dedicated to providing a safe and sustainable community for its citizens and protecting the natural environment. For more information about St. Lucie County, please visit their website at www.stlucieco.gov, or follow them on social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.