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Fort Pierce celebrates 125 years! Proudly featured in QC Magazine for our rich history and waterways.
Read more: qualitycities.com/fort-pierc…
#FortPierceProud #FortPierce125 #LoveTheFort #FloridaCities
Join us for a Haunted Heroes Night, a family-friendly evening focused on community connection, education, and safety.
@lucie_st50587 @stluciesheriff
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🚧 Paving on Avenue D (U.S. 1 to 29th St) starts Sept. 14, 7 AM- 5 PM, until approximately Oct. 12. Expect delays; drive safely.
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🚧 PUBLIC BOAT RAMP CLOSURE at 600 N. Indian River Drive, between the A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery and the Manatee Center, from Sept 14 to 28, 2026, due to construction.
Please use alternate ramps.
Please follow the signage, and thank you for your patience.
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ROAD CLOSURE: Midway Road closed at FEC Railroad Tracks from 6 p.m. Aug 29 to Aug 31 for maintenance. Motorists, use caution and follow detours. Info: FEC Rail (904) 279-3196.
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🚧 ROAD CLOSURE: South 25th St (Hawley Rd) closed at FEC Railroad from 6 p.m. Aug 26 to Aug 28. Use caution & follow detours. Info: (904) 279-3196. #RoadClosure #FECrail
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Join St. Lucie County Parks Aug. 16 at Ravenswood pool for free rip current safety demos! Register: stlucieco.gov/Home/Component…
#StLucieCounty #DYK #Parks
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When you call 911, the response begins long before the emergency.
➡️ Swipe through to meet some of the people and preparation behind every response.
Did you know? St Lucie County Fire District operates many essential services in-house.
#whatittakestorespond #stluciecounty
TRAFFIC ALERT
Please be advised that due to the recent thunderstorms, several traffic signals are currently out in the following areas:
4100 block west to the 5800 block (I-95) of Okeechobee Road - Sunrise Boulevard - and Oleander Boulevard.
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Do you know your family's needs during a severe weather event?
Knowing your family's needs during and after a storm helps you make faster, safer decisions when it matters most.
Get disaster preparedness tips at: ReadyStLucie.Org
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