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PSL named one of the best places to live in U.S. by News & World Report.
Port St. Lucie broke the top 100, clinching the No. 63 spot and climbing 15 spots from last year. In total, 14 Florida cities made the list.
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Traffic Calming Projects
On May 15th, the City Council approved the Public Works Department to construct traffic calming on Dalton Cir. and Dreyfuss Blvd. The Dalton Cir. project would include three speed tables along Dalton Cir from Port St. Lucie Blvd to Oakner St. with a raised intersection at Dalton & Oakner and another speed table on Oakner, between Dalton Cir and Tulip Blvd.
The Dreyfuss Blvd. project would include three speed tables along Dreyfuss from Letchworth St. to Rosser Blvd. with raised intersections at Dreyfuss Blvd & Fambrough and Cohutta Streets.
Federal Funding for Adaptive Traffic Signalization
The City Council officially approved a resolution on May 22nd, authorizing the City to engage in a Local Agency Program (LAP) Agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The purpose of this agreement is to implement Adaptive Traffic Signal Control Systems at six intersections along SW Galtin Blvd., stretching from SW Village Pkwy to SW Savona Blvd. Through this collaborative effort, the project will receive $600,000 in Federal funding, significantly reducing the burden on our taxpayers. The installation of these advanced systems will enhance traffic flow along the east-west corridor, benefiting commuters and residents alike.
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City Manager's
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Read the latest edition of the
City Manager's Bi-Weekly Report
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City Identity Project
Help uncover our community's authentic story
The City of Port St. Lucie has recently begun a research-driven, community-wide identity initiative. This effort will help PSL stand out as we evolve toward our preferred future.
Currently we are conducting research inside and outside the community to uncover perceptions, attitudes and what’s unique about Port St. Lucie.
Our goal is to communicate Port St. Lucie's distinct identity and brand to the world.
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Honoring Veterans and
Celebrating Pulte Homes' Built to Honor Program
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On May 22nd, I had the privilege to attend the groundbreaking for a future home to honor U.S. Air Force veteran, Francis "Frankie" Reilly, his wife and three children with a mortgage-free home thanks to the Built to Honor program by homebuilder, PulteGroup.
Along with community partners, we paid tribute to remarkable veterans, highlighting the inspiring story of USAF Master Sergeant Reilly who proudly served our country and is now permanently disabled. Despite his disability, he is a symbol of resilience and determination. The program, which has provided over 75 mortgage-free homes to eligible veterans nationwide, marks a significant milestone as Master Sergeant Reilly begins his new journey in Port St. Lucie's Heron Preserve neighborhood, supported by the city and its commitment to honoring those who have served. I'm extremely proud that our city continues to be a Hometown for Heroes!
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Hurricane Expo
The 17th annual Hurricane Preparedness Expo on June 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center where residents and businesses can get crucial storm-related information from vendors at one convenient location.
This free event is family-friendly and open to the public.
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SW Tulip Blvd. & SW College Park Rd. Intersection Public Meeting
The City is hosting a public information meeting workshop for residents to get an update on the improvements being implemented to SW Tulip Boulevard and SW College Park Road Intersection.
For more information, call Beth Zsoka, Project Manager Community Outreach, at 772-871-5176 or email bzsoka@cityofpsl.com.
City Hall
121 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd.
Wednesday, June 7, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Food Pop-UP
The Port St. Lucie Parks & Recreation Department will host St. Lucie County’s United Against Poverty food trucks at its parks, which offer fresh, healthy meals at discounted prices. Visitors will have four opportunities to stop by the mobile food pop-ups.
United Against Poverty will be at select City parks selling well-balanced and nutritious food in bulk at a reduced cost, while supplies last. The items for sale will include vegetables, fruit, grains, and an assortment of cased soft drinks and water at prices between $1 and $5. Additionally, each family will receive a free loaf of bread, while supplies last.
Whispering Pines Park & Tennis Center
800 SW Darwin Blvd.
Saturday, June 10, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Job Fair
In collaboration with CareerSource Research Coast, the City of Port St. Lucie is hosting a free Community Job Fair that will connect employers with committed, hardworking and enthusiastic candidates. The Community Job Fair offers job seekers an opportunity to meet in person with employers hiring in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
Veterans can participate early, starting at 3:00 PM.
Port St. Lucie Community Center
2195 SE Airoso Blvd.
Wednesday, June 28, 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Coffee with the Council
Councilman Dave Pickett joins St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Terissa Aronson, to talk about the latest happening in the City of Port St. Lucie.
Port St. Lucie Community Cent
2195 SE Airoso Blvd.
Tuesday, June 20, 8:15 AM
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Is there a topic you would like to read about in a future issue?
Please email me at mayor@cityofpsl.com or call me, 772-871-5159,
with your comments or questions.
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The City of Port St. Lucie is sharing this information on behalf of Mayor Shannon M. Martin.
This is from the mayor's monthly newsletter, which residents can sign up for at: www.cityofpsl.com/newsletter
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