Port St. Lucie CRA reports about $2 billion in taxable value; details Southern Grove and Port District progress CRA staff told the board taxable value across the agency’s districts has climbed sharply (figures through Sept. 30) and provided updates on Southern Grove development, Port District infrastructure and grant-funded projects, including ADA sidewalk work and remaining undeveloped parcels.

Port St. Lucie's CRA is booming, with taxable values surging to nearly $2 billion and exciting developments on the horizon!

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Council approves small-scale land-use change in Verano to allow general commercial uses Council approved a small-scale comprehensive-plan amendment shifting about 8.03 acres in Verano from residential/golf-course designation to general commercial; staff and the applicant said access-management and traffic were analyzed under the DRI and site plans will return for special exceptions and design review.

The City Council's recent approval to transform 8.03 acres in Verano from residential to commercial use is set to bring vibrant retail and dining options to Port St. Lucie.

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City amends FY2024-25 budget by $107 million to carry forward projects, hurricane response and capital work City staff presented and the council adopted an ordinance to amend the FY2024-25 budget, increasing total appropriations by about $107 million to $958.1 million for carry-forwards, capital projects, storm response and other items.

Port St. Lucie's City Council just approved a massive $107 million budget amendment to fund vital projects and hurricane response efforts!

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Votes at a glance: City Council actions Oct. 13, 2025 — ordinances, resolutions and agreements The Port St. Lucie City Council approved a package of ordinances, resolutions and agreements including a budget amendment, land use approvals, easements and policy updates. The council declined to join a lawsuit challenging SB 180.

The Port St. Lucie City Council made significant decisions on budget amendments, land use, and policy updates, while notably opting out of a lawsuit against state land-use limits.

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Torino Regional Park design shows themed playground, inclusive features and dragon-themed skate park; council likes wow factor Design consultants presented a 50% design update for the Torino Regional Park playground and splash pad, including themed play pods, inclusive equipment, shade features and a preliminary dragon-themed skate park. Council praised the wow elements and confirmed the project remains on track for 90% design and a December 2025 milestone and a December

Port St. Lucie's Torino Regional Park is set to dazzle with a dragon-themed skate park, colorful playgrounds, and inclusive features that promise fun for everyone!

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Port St. Lucie adopts 2026 legislative program focused on property-tax flexibility, water projects and transportation funding The City Council adopted a package of state legislative priorities for 2026 that emphasizes flexibility on property-tax reforms, funding for water-quality and transportation projects, and support for the citys strategic plan after a presentation by the citys lobbying team.

Port St. Lucie City Council is pushing for critical changes in property taxes, water infrastructure, and transportation funding to shape a better future for its residents.

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Port St. Lucie council approves first reading of stadium operating agreement for Walton and U.S. 1 site At a special meeting Oct. 20, the Port St. Lucie City Council approved first reading of ordinance 25-67, clearing the way for a stadium operating agreement with Ebenezer Stadium Operations LLC for a 6,000-seat stadium on a portion of the Walton and U.S. 1 redevelopment area. The developer will fund construction; CRA tax-increment financing could re

Port St. Lucie is on the verge of a major transformation with plans for a new 6,000-seat multiuse stadium, but public concerns are mounting as the city council moves forward!

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Port St. Lucie council adopts ordinance to allow stadium development at Walton and 1 The City of Port St. Lucie on Oct. 13 unanimously approved Ordinance 25-65 authorizing the mayor to enter a development and funding agreement with the Community Redevelopment Agency and Ebenezer Stadium Construction LLC to build a stadium on property at Walton and 1; partners and funding details were not specified.

Port St. Lucie's City Council has just taken a monumental step towards revitalizing the east side with the unanimous approval of a new stadium project!

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Residents Demand Accountability After El Cam Waterway Fish Kill Incident Public voices concerns over chemical use and lack of oxygen testing causing fish mortality.

Residents of Port St. Lucie are demanding answers and accountability after a troubling fish kill linked to chemical herbicides raises serious concerns about environmental safety and management practices.

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City of Port Saint Lucie Discusses Environmental Strategies for Invasive Plant Management City strategizes monthly on eco-friendly methods for managing invasive waterways plants.

Port St. Lucie's City Council is taking a hard look at herbicide use and its effects on local waterways, sparking a heated debate on environmental practices and community accountability.

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