st. lucie county - Indian River Magazine

What is the Chamber of Commerce 

WHAT IS THE 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

T 

he St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce maintains various roles in our community: 

First, to be the voice for business; to unite the business and professional people in our 

community in an effort to expand the economy of the area; and to build upon our membership 

diversity to provide businesses numerous opportunities. Our mission is to help businesses 

prosper through advocacy, education and exposure. 

Consider joining our 1,000 members in order to take advantage of numerous opportunities. We offer 

exposure of your business through networking events, ribbon cutting ceremonies, and valuable marketing 

opportunities at no charge to the business. We also host events throughout the year which help 

with business to business marketing as well as business to consumer marketing. With three (3) visitor 

center locations, we provide an easy outlet for your business to reach out to visitors or residents looking 

for information or referrals within our community. 

In order to educate the business community about issues having a direct impact on our business 

climate, we hold monthly workshops with guest speakers on topics ranging from tax preparation and 

planning to the economic impact of a new power plant in our community. Our monthly newsletter also 

provides pertinent business information. 

Finally, the Chamber of Commerce serves as a business advocate. Our Local, State and National 

Affairs Committee along with our Board of Directors carefully monitor all aspects of government regulations 

impacting our businesses and community. We travel to Tallahassee at least once a year to meet 

with legislators. We watch local ordinances and get involved with economic development issues such 

as the recruitment of the Wal-Mart Distribution Center, the facilitation of a hurricane assistance loan 

fund and the passage of a bond referendum for construction of the West Virginia Corridor. 

Building upon our community partnerships and with the work of various Chamber committees, the 

Chamber is able to serve its diverse membership with planning and assistance in the areas of education, 

tourism, business and industry, minority affairs, Hispanic affairs, local and state government affairs 

and membership. 

Chamber membership provides an effective way to advertise your new or existing business. Those 

that are active in the events and with our committees enjoy the greatest success for their business. 

Anyone can join the chamber, so please call 772-340-1333 for more information. We look forward to 

hearing from you soon and making you a part of our wonderful, vibrant community. 

Linda W. Cox, President 

Live, Work, Play... 

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History OF THE ST. LUCIE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

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he Fort Pierce-St. Lucie 

County Chamber began in 

1906 as the local board of 

trade. Sometime later, the name 

was changed to the Fort Pierce- 

St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce. 

Its office was located at various sites 

throughout the years, most notably on 

North U.S. 1 in the space most recently 

occupied by the Jaycees. In 1977, an office 

was constructed on land owned by the 

City of Fort Pierce on Virginia Avenue next 

to the County Administration complex. 

In 1977, the G.O. Team was formed and 

entered into a contractual relationship 

with the Chamber. The Chamber provided 

staff, equipment and office space for the 

management and implementation of the 

G.O. Team’s programs. That relationship was 

ended in 1990, with the G.O. Team, known 

at that time as the St. Lucie County Economic 

Development Council, moving into office space of its own. 

In 1982, the Greater Port St. Lucie Chamber was formed to 

better serve the interests of the businesses in southern St. 

Lucie County. The Greater Port St. Lucie Chamber constructed 

an office in the mid-80’s on Port St. Lucie Boulevard. 

The St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., its present 

form, resulted from the merger of the Fort Pierce-St. 

Lucie County Chamber of Commerce, Greater Port St. Lucie 

Chamber of Commerce and the economic development 

council known as the G.O. Team, Inc. on October 1, 1993. The 

merger occurred because businesses recognized the value 

of having one business organization to represent them. The 

central offices were then established in the Virginia Avenue 

office; consolidating management and reducing expenses. At 

that same time, a Fort Pierce Area Council and Port St. Lucie 

Area Council were formed to insure that the needs of both 

cities were adequately represented. Those Councils also enjoy 

an Executive Level seat on the Chamber’s Board of Directors. 

In November, 1999, the St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce 

entered into an agreement with the City of Fort Pierce 

to operate a Fort Pierce Visitor Center in the Seven Gables 

House in historic downtown Fort Pierce. Over forty dedicated 

volunteers assist residents and visitors with local tourist 

information and a historical perspective of our area. In 2009, 

the Chamber’s contract with the city was not renewed. However, 

chamber members are still able to display their information 

at the Visitor Center now operated by the Treasure Coast 

Manatee Foundation. 

The Chamber spun out its industry recruitment efforts, formerly 

the G.O. Team, and formed the Economic Development 

Council of St. Lucie County in 2000. The EDC is separate and 

independent of the Chamber; however, to insure cooperation, 

the presidents of both organizations serve on the Board 

of Directors of the other. 

In order to meet the needs of our growing Hispanic population, 

the St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce formed its 

Hispanic Council in 2005. This Council was formed to continue 

the Chamber’s goal of having one, unified Chamber serve 

the businesses of St. Lucie County. This Council has an Executive 

level seat on the Board of Directors. Its Mission is to offer 

the St. Lucie County business community an opportunity to 

understand how best to enhance business relationships with 

the Hispanic Community and promote the understanding of 

our cultural diversity. The council will also assist the Hispanic 

Business Community to adequately integrate into the St. 

Lucie County Business Community at large. 

In 2006, the St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce sold 

its building on Port St. Lucie Blvd., and relocated its Visitor 

Center Services to the Port St. Lucie City Hall where we maintain 

a wonderful brochure display. 

In 2007, the Chamber relocated its Administrative Offices 

to St. Lucie West, directly across the hall from the Economic 

Development Council of St. Lucie County, the St. Lucie County 

Government Economic Development Division, and Senator 

Ken Pruitt. This move allowed the Chamber to consolidate its 

management, administrative and sales staff under one roof 

while maintaining our Visitor Centers in both downtown Fort 

Pierce and Port St. Lucie City Hall. 

Today, the Chamber has 1000 members, five staff members 

and three visitor displays. We continue to serve as the “Unified 

Chamber of St. Lucie County”, proudly serving Port St. Lucie, 

Fort Pierce, and all of St. Lucie County. 

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Brett Feldman, MD 

Robert Forster, MD 

Pierre Girard, MD 

John Hruska, MD 

Jeffrey Lazarus, MD 

Paul Mondo, MD 

Don Moore, MD 

Norman Palmeri, MD 

Michael Paul, MD 

Mark Powers, MD 

Stefan Pribil, MD 

Edward Rossario, MD 

Robert Sellards, MD 

Gerald Shute, MD 

William Stolzer, MD 

Minimally Invasive Knee Surgery: The skilled surgeons at 

St. Lucie Medical Center are using a state-of-the-art surgical 

technique, making it possible to perform Partial Knee Replacement. 

Unlike total knee replacement that removes all the knee 

joint surfaces, a partial knee replacement replaces only one side 

of the knee joint. Some advantages of the Oxford® partial knee 

replacement are that it removes 75% less bone and cartilage, is less 

painful, enables a more rapid recovery, and provides more natural 

motion when compared to a total knee replacement. 

Performed with a smaller incision than traditional surgery 

(only 3-4 inches versus 8-10 inches for traditional surgery), this 

minimally invasive approach is less painful with a faster recovery.

Welcome to St. Lucie County 

WELCOME TO 

ST. LUCIE COUNTY 

W 

ith over 21 miles of beach on a beautiful barrier island, St. Lucie County 

has become a popular destination for visitors seeking a quiet place to 

kick back and relax. You can also expect to find challenging golf courses, 

renowned sport fishing, charming historical structures, magnificent museums, 

fabulous restaurants and great shopping. People are captured by our pleasant, 

casual atmosphere, friendliness and neighborly attitudes. 

Both vacationers and residents enjoy our pleasant living and working conditions provided 

by a superb climate. We enjoy an average temperature of 63 degrees in January at 

the low end and 83 degrees in August on the high end. With an average annual temperature 

of 73.7 degrees, climate is a definite draw when deciding to relocate to or visit St. 

Lucie County. 

Planning on bringing a group to St. Lucie County? We can help. Please contact Arlo 

Koletzky, Visitor Services Manager to receive special assistance in planning your group 

vacation. Arlo and the Chamber’s Tourism Committee will use their years of experience 

and wealth of information to make your group vacation a huge success. Please call Arlo 

at the Seven Gables House Visitor Center in Downtown Fort Pierce at (772) 468-9152 or 

email Arlo@StLucieChamber.org. 

Visitor Services 

SEVEN GABLES HOUSE 

Downtown Fort Pierce 

482 N. Indian River Drive 

Fort Pierce, Florida 

Call (772) 468-9152 for hours of operation. 

Directions from I-95: I-95 to Exit 129 

Okeechobee Road (FL-70 E). East on 

Okeechobee Road(FL-70 E). Okeechobee 

Road turns into Virginia Avenue. Follow 

Virginia Avenue to US 1. Turn LEFT onto 

US-1 North. Turn RIGHT onto ORANGE 

AVE / FL-68. Turn LEFT onto South Indian 

River Drive/ CR-707. The Seven Gables 

House is between the Backus Art Gallery 

and the Manatee Center on your right. 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICES 

1850 SW Fountainview Blvd., Suite 201 

Port St. Lucie, Florida 34986 

Monday—Friday, 9 am to 5 pm 

Call (772) 340-1333 

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PROVIDED BY THE 

ST. LUCIE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

T 

he Seven Gables House is a must see attraction located on the waterfront 

of historic downtown Fort Pierce. Built about 1905, it was moved from its original 

location on US 1 by the City of Fort Pierce in 1998. It presently functions as a 

Visitor Information Center operated by the Chamber of Commerce as well as a Fort 

Pierce office for the Chamber. Space is available for small meetings and other special 

events. Tours are given on a daily basis by dedicated, knowledgeable volunteers. Large 

groups are requested to call ahead. For more information call (772) 468-9152. 

Directions from I-95: Take I-95 to Exit 121, St. Lucie West Blvd. East on St. Lucie West 

Blvd. to first stop light which is Peacock Blvd. Right on Peacock. First right in traffic circle 

onto Fountainview Blvd. The Chamber is at 1850 on the right hand side, Suite 201. 

Directions from US 1: US 1 to Prima Vista Blvd. Prima Vista turns into St. Lucie West Blvd. 

at Bayshore. Continue travelling west to Peacock Blvd. Make a left onto Peacock and the 

first right in the traffic circle onto Fountainview Blvd. The Chamber is at 1850 on the right 

hand side, Suite 201.

St. Lucie County Overview 


OVERVIEW 

Discover the boundless business opportunities found 

in St. Lucie County, one of the nation’s best places 

to grow. Here, growth, innovation and inspiration 

are driven by the unsurpassed lifestyle of this peaceful 

paradise, found at the heart of Southeast Florida’s 

acclaimed Treasure Coast. 

Strategically located, St. Lucie is in the middle of Florida’s largest 

business centers. Just 120 miles north of Miami, 60 miles north of 

West Palm Beach, 120 miles southeast of Orlando and 225 miles 

south of Jacksonville — yet a world away in spirit. The county 

features tremendous growth, a young and educated workforce, 

established infrastructure and a pro-business government. St. Lucie 

County’s 572 square miles contain two major cities, Fort Pierce in 

the north and Port St. Lucie in the south. Beautiful Hutchinson 

Island and several hometown-style development communities also 

contribute to this unique business environment. 

St. Lucie County’s population is roughly 272,000 and just a few 

years ago was the second fastest growing county in Florida and 

the 13th fastest growing in the nation. The county experienced 

a 6.3 percent population increase between 2004 and 2005, was 

named a top 10 “boomtown” by Inc. magazine in 2006 and ranked 

the city of Port St. Lucie among 

“America’s Top Performing Cities” 

for 2005 job growth by the Milken 

Institute. Despite the downturn in 

the economy, local leaders expect this 

trend will continue. As the population 

persists in its great growth, St. Lucie 

will become an even better place to 

do business and has positioned some 

economic sectors for even higher 

levels of success. 

Alongside St. Lucie County’s sophisticated 

research centers and bold 

business opportunities lies an unspoiled 

natural environment ideal for 

exploration. With museums, art galleries, 

nature preserves, sports fishing, 

golf and beaches, St. Lucie County 

presents a broad range of cultural and 

sports experiences. 

The unique location of St. Lucie 

County provides residents and visitors 

easy accessibility to activities, events 

and attractions that can’t be duplicated 

elsewhere. The climate is excellent 

with an average temperature range 

of 63 to 83 degrees, making it a year 

round destination for indoor or outdoor 

activities. To find out more visit: 

www.stlucieco.gov. 


has announced the opening of Pine 

Trace, a single-family new home community 

located in Port St. Lucie. Guests are 

invited to visit the community to view the 

two new decorated model homes. 

KB Home’s Pine Trace community is 

located in Port St. Lucie and features 

seven different floor plans that range from 

1,107 square-feet to 2,103 square-feet. 

The one- and two-story homes offer two to five bedrooms, two 

to two and a half baths and one- and two-car garages. Homes are 

priced from $109,990, conforming with the government’s FHA and 

VA loan limits, two of the most popular loans for first-time homebuyers. 

Minutes from the beaches, high-rated schools and I-95, Pine 

Trace is the ideal community for families who want to be close to it 

all without feeling the hustle and bustle of a large city. As with all KB 

Home communities, the homes in Pine Trace are Built to Order, 

giving homebuyers the ultimate in value and choice when building 

their dream home. Built to Order means KB Home homebuyers 

have a say in nearly every aspect of their new home, beginning with 

selecting the neighborhood that they want to call home. 

All homes built in Pine Trace are ENERGY STAR qualified. These 

homes are engineered to heat and cool efficiently, use less energy, and 

provide substantial savings for homebuyers. In fact, homes built to the 

ENERGY STAR guidelines are up to 45% more energy-efficient than 

homes built as recently as 10 years ago, allowing buyers to reduce 

their carbon footprint and monthly utility bills for years to come. 

For more information about Pine Trace and other KB Home 

communities, visit www.kbhome.com or call 888-KB-HOMES. 

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Helpful Resident Information 

HELPFUL RESIDENT 

INFORMATION 

FLORIDA DRIVERS LICENSE 

If you’re new to Florida, 18 or older and 

already have a valid driver license from 

another state or country, you can use your 

current out-of-state license as your primary 

form of ID. In this case, you may only need 

a secondary form of identification from the 

State of Florida. We recommend that you 

make an appointment by calling (772) 344- 

4060 in Port St. Lucie and (772) 468-3957 

in Fort Pierce. 

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION 

New residents must register their vehicles 

and obtain Florida license tags within 

30 days of establishing legal residency, or 

by their first day of work in the state, or 

when they register their children in school. 

For more information contact the Tax Collector’s 

office at (772) 462-1650. 

BOAT REGISTRATION 

If you own a boat and plan to keep it in 

Florida for more than 90 days, you must 

register it with the Tax Collector’s office. 

Fees vary according to the length of the 

boat. Contact the Tax Collector’s office at 

(772) 462-1650. 

VOTER REGISTRATION 

You may register to vote at the St. Lucie 

County Supervisor of Elections offices in 

Fort Pierce, St. Lucie West and Port St. 

Lucie. To register you must: (1) be a U.S. 

citizen; (2) be a Florida resident; (3) be 18 

years old (you may pre-register if you are 

17); (4) not now be adjudicated mentally 

incapacitated with respect to voting in 

Florida or any other state; (5) not have 

been convicted of a felony without your 

civil rights having been restored pursuant 

to law; (6) not claim the right to vote in 

another county or state. Please note that 

you must be registered at least 29 days 

before the election in which you wish to 

vote. Contact the Supervisor of Elections at 

(772) 462-1500. 

SCHOOL REGISTRATION 

Register children for school at the St. Lucie 

County School Board office of Student 

Assignment, located in the Orange Blossom 

Business Park on Okeechobee Road, 

in Fort Pierce. When registering children 

in local public schools for the first time, 

parents should present the following: One 

document showing proof of residency, a 

certificate of immunization, proof of medical 

examination during the past 12 months, 

birth certificate and a copy of the child’s 

last report card is helpful. St. Lucie County 

School Board Student Assignment can be 

reached at (772) 429-3930. 

PET LICENSES 

All dogs and cats in St. Lucie County, 

including unincorporated St. Lucie County, 

Port Saint Lucie and Fort Pierce must have 

a pet license. For information on how to 

obtain a license in your area, please call the 

Humane Society at (772) 461-0687. 

FISHING LICENSES 

Florida regulation requires all residents 

and nonresidents to obtain a license for all 

salt-water and fresh water fishing. For more 

information on how to obtain a license, call 

the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission 

at (561) 625-5122. 

HUNTING LICENSES 

Hunting licenses permit the hunting 

of any bird or animal in season except on 

game reserves and posted private property 

without permission. Hunting Licenses may 

be purchased at the Tax Collector’s office, 

Wal-Mart, K-Mart or many local bait and 

tackle shops. For additional information, 

call (888) 404-3922. 


St. Lucie County Education 


EDUC ATION 

St. 

Lucie County Public Schools represents over 

40,000 students and more than 4,800 employees, 

over half of whom are teachers. The School 

District also plays an integral role in the efforts 

to have our community recognized as the premier 

site in the state for expanded research and education, as well as a 

highly desirable location for families and business enterprise. The 

school district works very closely with post-secondary educational 

providers to ensure a seamless and beneficial transition from 

K-12 to higher education. 

Despite budget challenges felt throughout Florida, St. Lucie 

County public schools have continued to show significant improvement 

district-wide in school grades and student performance 

on the annual Florida Comprehensive Assessment Tests, 

or FCAT. Increased rigor and workplace readiness is the focus 

of career and technical courses of study in all of the district’s 

six high schools, with many programs providing certificated 

programs with advisory councils of local professionals and businessmen 

helping guide the curriculum to best meet the needs 

of the future workforce. Students in those career and technical 

programs excel annually in statewide as well as national academic 

competitions. Also, the numbers of students enrolled in, 

and performing well in, advanced and college level coursework 

continues to increase in all of the district’s high schools, now 

numbering well over 2,000. The district has been recognized 

nationally for the 11% increase in the graduation rate, five times 

the national average. 

Communication is critical to St. Lucie County Schools’ administration 

as well as the school board. The district has increased 

use of its computerized telephone messaging system to communicate 

with parents and the community, publishes an electronic 

newsletter focusing on the accomplishments of students, 

teachers, and staff that is distributed internally and externally, 

and has expanded public information cablecast programming 

on the district’s local television education channel. Community 

outreach has also expanded through public forums and special 

events where members of the community can visit schools to see 

first-hand the excellence of instruction and student performance 

in the classroom. 

The St. Lucie County School Board has also invested significantly 

in the community. The district has constructed nearly 

$800,000,000 in new facilities in the last five years, including two 

new state-of-the-art prototypical high schools, five K-8 schools 

and equipped over 1,800 

classrooms with advanced 

learning technologies. The St. 

Lucie County School District 

also keeps a watchful eye on 

finances, as it is ranked the 

state’s second lowest in administrative 

cost per student, 

directing nearly two-thirds 

of its revenues to instruction. 

The district also has 

cost-avoided high energy rates and earned rebates from Florida 

Power and Light through a partnership with the district’s Energy 

Advisory Team, consisting of in-house experts and professional 

consultants acting in a voluntary capacity to design processes to 

conserve energy and lower costs. 

Community collaboration is also at the core of St. Lucie County 

School District operations. The district has partnered with 

Florida Atlantic University to create the Palm Pointe Educational 

Research School at Tradition, with Harbor Branch Oceanographic 

Institution and FAU to create the Maine Oceanographic 

Academy at Westwood High School and middle school feeder 

programs for the academy, with Embry Riddle University to create 

an aeronautical engineering program at Fort Pierce Central 

High School. In all, 30 career academies are established in high 

schools throughout St. Lucie County. 

Great things are indeed happening in St. Lucie County Schools! 

The core business of St. Lucie County Schools is to create challenging, 

engaging and satisfying work for every student, every day. 

The district has been 

recognized nationally 

for the 11% increase 

in the graduation rate, 

five times the national 

average. 

IMPORTANT NUMBERS: 

School Board Office (772) 429-3600 

Student Assignment (772) 429-3930 

E.S.E. Department (772) 429-4570 

Student Services (772) 429-4510 

Title I (772) 429-5530 

Food Service (772) 429-6190 

Transportation (772) 340-7120 

For more information on St. Lucie County Public Schools visit www.StLucie.k12.Fl.us 


Business Licensing 

STARTING A BUSINESS 

IN ST. LUCIE COUNTY 

General Guidelines for obtaining Business Tax Receipt (formerly 

known as an occupational license)… 

There are four different jurisdictions in St. Lucie County requiring 

a business tax receipt for conducting business - St. Lucie Village; 

Fort Pierce; Port St. Lucie and the unincorporated area of St. Lucie 

County. Each jurisdiction has a Building or Planning and Zoning 

Department that will determine the zoning compliance for the location 

of the business prior to the issuance of a business tax receipt. 

Registering a business in Florida may require an entity to 

register not only at the State level but also with the local 

county government. Corporate entities are usually required 

to register with the Division of Corporations, while many 

professions are required to register with the Department of 

Business and Professional Regulation. County occupational licenses 

(business tax receipts) are usually obtained from the local county 

government. Visit www.sunbiz.org for complete details or call 

(850) 245-6058. 

Florida requires state licensing or certificate of competency for 

many professionals and occupations. Many require special training 

and prior examination. For details call (850) 487-1395 or visit www. 

myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/index.html. 

If your business does not operate as a corporation and you run 

your business under a name other than your personal full name, you 

need to register the business with a “fictitious” name. For details call 

(850) 245-6058 or visit www.sunbiz.org. 

Most businesses must apply for and receive a Federal Employer 

Identification Number (EIN). This registration is required even 

though a business may not have employees. Visit www.irs.gov and 

search EIN for additional information or call (800) 829-1040. 

Taxes on your business and other federal or state reporting 

requirements will depend on the nature of the business, its legal 

structure and whether or not you have employees. At the state 

level, visit www.myflorida.com/dor and at the federal level, visit 

www.irs.gov/businesses. 

St. Lucie Village: Town Hall, 2841 Old Dixie Highway, 

(772) 466-6900 

Fort Pierce City Hall: 101 N. US 1, (772) 460-2200 

Port St. Lucie City Hall: Building A, 121 SW Port St. 

Lucie Blvd, (772) 871-5132 

St. Lucie County Building and Zoning: 2300 Virginia 

Avenue, Fort Pierce, (772) 462-1553 

Upon obtaining a city issued business tax receipt and/or zoning 

compliance certificate, you must also obtain a business tax receipt 

(occupational license) from the St. Lucie County Tax Collector 

located at 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, (772) 462-1553, or in 

Port St. Lucie, 1664 SE Walton Road, (772) 337-5600. 


FREE 

Business Start Up 

Assistance 

The St. Lucie County Chamber of 

Commerce hosts SCORE each week 

providing FREE business start up assistance. 

Visit www.score308.com to make your 

appointment. You may also contact the 

Small Business Development Center and 

Indian River State College at 

(772) 462-4756 for assistance.

Helpful Telephone Numbers 

HELPFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS 

County, State and Federal 

Animal Control of SLC.................................................772-462-8120 

County Administrative.................................................772-462-1100 

Child Support................................................................800-622-5437 

Clerk of the Court.........................................................772-462-6900 

Consumer Helpline (My Florida)................................800-342-2762 

County Court.................................................................772-462-6900 

County Jail......................................................................772-462-3450 

Cultural Affairs..............................................................772-462-1767 

Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services 

(Business Complaints)..................................................800-435-7352 

Department of Children & Families ..........................772-467-4177 

Driver’s License (Appointments recommended) 

Ft. Pierce......................................................................772-468-3957 

Port St. Lucie..............................................................772-344-4060 

Dump & Landfill...........................................................772-462-1768 

Extension Office.............................................................772-462-1660 

Facility Rental................................................................772-462-1521 

Fire District St. Lucie County.......................................772-621-3400 

Fairgrounds....................................................................772-464-2910 

Fishing & Hunting Licenses.........................................772-462-1650 

Florida Highway Patrol State Roads............................772-468-3967 

Florida Highway Patrol Turnpike..................................772-871-7635 

Health Department.......................................................772-462-3800 

Havert L. Fenn Center...................................................772-462-1521 

Horseback Riding..........................................................772-468-0101 

Housing and Urban Development Hotline, Section 8...772-461-0772 

Housing Authority.........................................................772-461-7281 

Immigration Services…..................772-465-0930 or 800-973-2867 

Internal Revenue Services............................................800-829-1040 

Legal Aid.........................................................................772-466-4766 

Motor Vehicle Administration....................................772-460-3658 

Parks & Recreation........................................................772-462-1517 

Planning and Zoning for St. Lucie County 

(Growth Management).............................................772-462-2822 

Property Appraiser 

Fort Pierce, County Government Complex 

2300 Virginia Avenue................................................772-462-1021 

Port St. Lucie, City Center 

1664 SE Walton Road................................................772-462-1021 

Public Defender.............................................................772-462-2048 

Recreation Division.......................................................772-462-1528 

Regional History Center...............................................772-462-1795 

Sheriff ’s Department.....................................................772-462-7300 

Small Business Administration...................................800-359-2227 

Social Security Office....................................................866-366-1627 

Solid Waste.....................................................................772-462-1768 

South Florida Water Management................................772-223-2600 

State’s Attorney Office...................................................772-465-3000 

St. Lucie West Annex.....................................................772-785-5881 

Supervisor of Elections 

4114 Okeechobee Rd, Fort Pierce. ..........................772-462-1500 

1664 SE Walton Road, PSL......................................772-337-5623 

St. Lucie West Blvd....................................................772-871-5410 

Tax Collector – Motor Vehicle Tags 

Fort Pierce, County Government Complex, 

2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce ..........................772-462-1650 

Port St. Lucie Civic Center. 

Tourism Bureau..............................................................800-344-8443 

US Coast Guard..............................................................772-461-7606 

U.S. Post Office – Main Branch......................................772-460-0841 

Unemployment Services...............................................800-204-2418 

Veteran Services.............................................................772- 337-5670 

City Government Offices and Services 

FORT PIERCE 

Fort Pierce Mayor’s Office...............................................772-460-2200 

Animal Control..................................................................see County 

Building Department....................................................772-460-2200 

Building Permits............................................................772-871-5132 

Business Licenses...........................................................772-460-2200 

City Hall..........................................................................772-460-2200 

City Marina....................................................................772-464-1245 

Code Enforcement........................................................772-460-2200 

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority (FPUA)........................772-466-1600 

Park Rental.....................................................................772-489-6473 

Police Department.........................................................772-461-3820 

Public Works..................................................................772-462-2200 

River Walk Community Center...................................772-489-6473 

Solid Waste.....................................................................772-460-2200 

PORT ST. LUCIE 

PSL Mayor’s Office........................................................772-871-5225 

Animal Control..............................................................772-871-5042 

Building Department....................................................772-871-5132 

Building Permits............................................................772-871-5132 

Business Licenses..........................................................772-871-5132 

City Hall..........................................................................772-871-5225 

Civic Center....................................................................772-807-4488 

Code Enforcement.........................................................772-871-5010 

Community Center.......................................................772-878-2277 

Garage Sale Permit........................................................772-871-5010 

Litter Hotline..................................................................772-871-7000 

Parks & Recreation........................................................772-878-2277 

Police Department.........................................................772-871-5000 

Public Works..................................................................772-871-5100 

Utilities Department.....................................................772-871-5330 

1664 SW Walton Rd...................................................772-337-5600 St. Lucie Village Town Hall...........................................772-466-6900 


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SUSAN BURGESS

St. Lucie County Library System 

FORT PIERCE 

101 Melody Lane............................................................772-462-1615 

Zora Neal Hurston, 3008 Ave. D..................................772-462-2154 

LAKEWOOD PARK 

7605 Santa Barbara Rd.................................................772-462-6870 

PORT ST. LUCIE 

2410 S.E. Morningside Blvd.........................................772-337-5632 

180 S.W. Prima Vista Blvd............................................772-871-5450 

ST. LUCIE WEST 

500 California Blvd........................................................772-873-3309 

A 

AARP..............................................................................772-462-6149 

American Red Cross......................................................772-461-3950 

American Cancer Society............................................888-869-2922 

Agape Senior Center, Ft. Pierce...................................772-468-9090 

Arts & Craft Market, Ft. Pierce...................................772-460-5299 

B 

Better Business Bureau..................................................772-223-1492 

Big Brothers/Big Sisters................................................772-466-8535 

Boys & Girls Club..........................................................772-460-9918 

C 

Chamber of Commerce................................................772-340-1333 

Children’s Services Council.........................................772-462-2143 

Children’s Home Society...............................................772-489-5601 

Comcast..........................................................................772-461-6659 

Community Transit......................................................772-464-7433 

Council on Aging 

Fort Pierce...................................................................772-465-5220 

Port Saint Lucie..........................................................772-336-8608 

D 

Downtown Business Association..................................772-465-7080 

E 

Economic Development Council.................................772-879-4144 

Education Foundation of SLC......................................772-429-5507 

Exchange Club CASTLE...............................................772-465-6011 

F 

Fairgrounds Association...............................................772-464-2910 

Farmers Market, Ft. Pierce...........................................772-940-1145 

Florida City Gas..............................................................800-993-7546 

Florida Power & Light....................................................772-462-0555 

Friday Fest......................................................................772-466-3880 

G 

Gulfstream Goodwill Industries..................................561-848-7200 

Guardian Ad Litem Program.......................................772-785-5804 

H-I 

Habitat for Humanity....................................................772-464-1117 

Hallstrom Planetarium..................................................772-462-4750 

Harbor Branch Oceanographic....................................772-465-2400 

Hibiscus Children’s Center............................................772-334-9311 

Historical Society St Lucie County..............................772-461-8020 

Humane Society.............................................................772-461-0687 

Helpful Telephone Numbers 

J-K 

Jazz Society....................................................................772-460-JAZZ 

L 

Lincoln Park Business Association..............................772-462-2483 

M-O 

MainStreet Fort Pierce...................................................772-466-3880 

Make-A– Wish Foundation...........................................954-967-9474 

Manatee Center..............................................................772-466-1600 

Marine Industries..........................................................772-692-7599 

Mets Stadium.................................................................772-871-2100 

Motorcycle Training Institute.....................................877-30-TRAIN 

Mustard Seed Ministries..............................................772-465-6021 

P-Q 

Poison Control...............................................................800-222-1222 

Project Response (HIV/AIDS).....................................772-464-0420 

R 

Realtors Association......................................................772-465-6080 

S 

S.C.O.R.E........................................................................772-489-0548 

School Board of SLC......................................................772-429-3600 

Seven Gables Visitor Center..........................................772-468-9152 

Small Business Administration....................................800-359-2227 

Smithsonian...................................................................772-462-6220 

Sunrise Theatre..............................................................772-461-4884 

Sunrise Theatre, Historic Downtown Fort Pierce. 

T 

Treasure Coast Builders Association...........................772-464-8222 

Treasure Coast Connector............................................772-464-8878 

Treasure Coast Food Bank............................................772-489-5676 

Treasure Coast Hospices..............................................772-403-4557 

Treasure Coast Model Railroad Club...........................772-621-9636 

Treasure Coast Research Park.....................................772-467-3107 

Tradition...........................................800-STLUCIE or 772-340-3500 

U 

United For Families.......................................................772-398-2920 

United Way of St. Lucie County..................................772-464-5300 

V 

Visiting Nurses Association.........................................772-286-1844 

W-X,Y,Z 

Waste Pro........................................................................772-595-9390 

WestFest.........................................................................772-426-8260 

Workforce Solutions.....................................................772-335-3030 

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Accountants — Advertising 

ACCOUNTANTS & 

ACCOUNTING SERVICES 

Berger, Toombs, Elam, Gaines 

and Frank 

600 Citrus Avenue, Ste 200 

Fort Pierce, FL 34950 

(772) 461-6120 

Dibartolomeo, McBee, Hartley 

& Barnes, P.A. 

2222 Colonial Road, Ste 200 

Fort Pierce, FL 34950-5309 

(772) 461-8833 

www.dmhbcpa.com 

Proctor, Crook, Crowder & Fogal, 

C.P.A. 

2112 S US Highway 1, Ste 201 


(772) 461-5511 

www.pcc-cpa.com 

Green and Gentry CPAS, LLC 

751 SE Port St. Lucie Boulevard 

Port St. Lucie, FL 34984-5211 

(772) 879-9770 

Lynch, Johnson & Long, LLC 

603 North Indian River Drive, 

Ste 300 


(772) 466-1040 

www.ljlcpa.com 

MM Enterprise Services, Inc. 

5325 SW Cherry Hill Rd 

Port St Lucie FL 34953, 

(772) 905-9821 

www.mmenterpriseservice.com 

SFS Tax and Accounting Services 

10570 S Federal Highway, Ste 203 

Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 

(772) 337-1040 

www.sfstaxacct.com 

Robert W. Summerhays, Jr., CPA, P.A. 

1405 South 25th Street, Ste A 


(772) 461-1156 

ACTIVITIES, 

ADVENTURES 

& ATTRACTIONS 

Dockside-Harborlight Resort 

1160 Seaway Drive 


(772) 461-4824 

www.docksideinn.com 

Se Hablá Español 

Fort Pierce City Marina 

1 Avenue A 


(772) 464-1245 

Harbor Branch Oceanographic 

Institution, Inc. 

5600 N US Highway 1 


(772) 465-2400 Ext:241 

www.hboi.edu 

Harbortown Marina-Fort Pierce 

1936 Harbortown Drive 


(772) 466-7300 

www.harbortownmarina-fort 

pierce.com 


Heathcote Botanical Gardens, Inc. 

210 Savannah Road 


(772) 464-4672 

www.heatcotebotanicalgardens.org 

Lady Stuart Deep Sea Fishing 

2030 Harbortown Drive, Unit C 


(772) 466-4848 

www.ladystuart.com 

Main Street of Fort Pierce, Inc. 

122 A E Backus Ave 


(772) 466-3880 

www.mainstreetfortpierce.org 

Manatee Observation and Education 

Center 

480 N Indian River Drive 


(772) 466-1600 Ext:3333 

www.manateecenter.com 

National Navy UDT- SEAL Museum 

3300 N A1A 


(772) 595-5845 

www.NavySEALMuseum.com 

Oxbow Eco-Center 

5400 NE St. James Drive 


(772) 785-5833 

PGA Historical Center 

8559 Commerce Center Drive 


(772) 370-5410 

www.pgavillage.com 

Robert Montuoros Airboat 

Adventure Tours 

6429 55 Square 

Vero Beach, FL 32967-5389 

(772) 633-7849 

www.airboatadventuretours.com 

Saint Lucie Lanes 

6759 S US Highway 1 



(772) 461-5390 

www.bowlsistercenters.com 


St. Lucie County Historical Museum 



(772) 462-1796 

St. Lucie County Marine Center 



(772) 462-3474 

St. Lucie Mets Baseball Club 

525 NW Peacock Boulevard 


(772) 871-2100 

www.stluciemets.com 

Super Play USA 

1600 NW Courtyard Circle 

St. Lucie West 


(772) 408-5800 

www.superplayusa.com 

Tu-Bahd Farms 

1100 Tilton Road 


(772) 878-4829 

www.tu-bahdfarms.com 


Ultimate Billiards 

4112 Okeechobee Road 


(772) 464-7665 

www.ultimate-billiards.com 

ADULT DAY CARE & 

ALZHEIMER SERVICES 

Alzheimer’s Community Care 

800 Northpoint Parkway, Ste 101-B 

West Palm Beach, FL 33407 

(772) 223-6351 

www.alzcare.org 

ADULT RETIREMENT 

COMMUNITIES 

Abingdon @ Tradition 

10685 Stoney Creek Way 


(772) 345-2700 

www.abingdon-tradition.com 

Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie 

3700 SE Jennings Road 


(772) 337-4330 

www.ptstlucieharborplace.com 

ADVERTISING & 

MARKETING SERVICES 

April Price & Associates 

(772) 285-1646 

www.aprilpriceassoc.com 

AT&T Advertising & Publishing 

258 Southhall Lane 

Maitland, FL 32751 

(407) 897-5083 

www.realpages.com 

Comet Creative, Inc. 

100 Avenue A, Ste 2C 


(772) 465-4654 

www.cometcreativeinc.com 

Community Focus Online 

3710 Indian River Road 

Chesapeake, VA 23325-2908 

(800) 827-6692 

www.communityfocusonline.com 

Fischer Advertising Services, Inc. 

4800 N. Federal Highway 

Ste B100 

Boca Raton, FL 33431 

(772) 464-7990 

www.thefischergroup.com 

Hometown Cable-Plus & Media 

Services 

10486 SW Village Center Drive 


(772) 345-1085 

www.htcplus.net 

JungleTV/Miksta Media 

(772) 370-0043 

www.jungletv.com 

Lost Art Advertising 

P.O. Box 881225 


(772) 878-8878 

www.lostartadvertising.com 


Orange Peel Gazette 

P.O. Box 3526 


(772) 489-8005 

www.opgazette.com 

SC Marketing of Florida 

7233 Mystic Way 


(772) 595-5430 


Scripps Media 

1939 S Federal Highway 

Stuart, FL 34995 

(772) 287-1550 

www.tcpalm.com 

Se Hablá Español >>

Advertising — Assisted Living 

Shopvertizing, LLC 

10380 SW Village Center Drive, 

Ste 202 


(772) 672-3689 

www.shopvertizing.com 

Treasure Coast Directories 

1611 NW Federal Highway 


(772) 692-2969 

www.tcdirectories.com 

Yellow Book 

1102 W Indiantown Road, Ste 8 

Jupiter, FL 33458-6813 

(561) 427-7300 

www.yellowbook.com 

ADVERTISING - 

SPECIALTY PRODUCTS 

Welhaven & Associates 

4101 S Indian River Drive 


(800) 252-4437 

www.welhavenandassociates.com 


AIR CONDITIONING, 

HEATING SALES & 

SERVICE 

A/C Advantage Inc. 

1302 SW Maplewood Drive 


(772) 336-7366 

Custom Air Systems, Inc. 

1615 SE Village Green Drive 


(772) 335-3232 

www.customairfl.com 

Debonair Services, Inc. 

5151 NW Newark Lane 


(772) 873-5006 

Miller’s Central Air, Inc. 

722 SW Biltmore Street, Ste B 


(772) 785-8080 

www.millerscentralair.com 

Nisair Air Conditioning 



(772) 466-8115 

www.nisair.com 

Senica Air Conditioning, Inc. 

6917 NW LTC Parkway 


(772) 468-5551 

www.senicaair.com 

AIRPORTS, AIRCRAFT & 

CHARTERS 

Fort Pierce Jet Center 

2982 Curtis King Blvd. 


(772) 489-2285 

www.fortpiercejetcenter.com 

Melbourne International Airport 

One Air Terminal Parkway, Ste 220 

Melbourne, FL 32901-1888 

(321) 723-6227 

www.mlbair.com 

St. Lucie County Airport 

3000 Curtis King Blvd. 


(772) 462-1732 

www.stlucieco.gov/airport 

ALARM SYSTEMS & 

SURVEILLANCE SERVICES 

AAA Security Systems, Inc./ 

Authorized ADT Dealer 

471 SE Fairchild Ave. 


(772) 209-0235 

www.aaasecuritysystemsinc.com 

Absolute Protection Team, Inc. 

4320 N. US Highway 1 

Vero Beach, FL 32967-1559 

(772) 770-0111 

www.absoluteprotect.com 

ADT Security Services, Inc. 

1461-A Commerce Center Drive 


(561) 712-5440 

www.adt.com 


Airtronics of the Treasure Coast, Inc. 

3900 N US Highway 1 


(772) 467-0097 

www.airtronics.biz 

ALUMINUM PRODUCTS & 

INSTALLATION 

Master Craft Aluminum Products 

1634 SE South Niemeyer Circle 


(772) 335-1177 

APARTMENTS, DUPLEXES, 

TOWNHOUSES 

Atlantis Cove 

2476 Atlantis Drive 


(772) 461-7388 

www.berkshireapartments.com 

• Gated community • Billiards room • On-site fitness center 

• Resort-style swimming pool • Sand volleyball court 

• Playground • Pet-friendly community 

• Spacious floor plans • Open, loft-like kitchen • Casual breakfast bar 

• Designated dining area • Relaxing patio/balcony 

• Full-size W/D hook-ups or rental available 

• 24-hour emergency maintenance 

Call Today 888.310.4734 

Kitterman Woods Apartments, LLC 

6600 Woods Island Circle 


(772) 461-0444 

www.kittermanwoods.com 


Live Oak Villas Apartments 

919 S 25th Street 


(772) 595-0104 


Pinelakes Apartment Homes 

7700 Pine Lakes Blvd. 


(772) 336-7747 

www.pinelakes-apartments.com 


Sabal Chase Apartments 

100 Corner Drive 


(772) 464-8880 


St. Andrews Pointe Apartments 

2550 NW Hatches Harbor Road 


(772) 785-8008 

www.standrewspointe.com 

Tiffany Club Apartments 

1500 SE Tiffany Club Place 


(772) 335-5000 

APPLIANCE SALES & 

SERVICE 

Custom Air Systems, Inc. 

1615 SE Village Green Drive 


(772) 335-3232 

www.customairfl.com 

ARCHITECTURAL 

SERVICES 

Scott Architects 

2101 Sunrise Boulevard 


(772) 464-3122 

ASSISTED LIVING 

FACILITIES 

Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie 

3700 SE Jennings Road 


(772) 337-4330 

www.ptstlucieharborplace.com 

The Lynmoore Assisted Living and 

Memory Care 

1550 N Lawnwood Circle 


(772) 489-6800 

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www.TheApartmentCorner.com 

Email: SabalChase@TheApartmentCorner.com 

100 Corner Drive | Ft. Pierce, FL 34947

Assisted Living — Beverage 

The Palms of St. Lucie West 

501 NW Cashmere Blvd. 


(772) 344-7441 

www.thepalmsofst.luciewest.com 

Sun-Sational Family Care Home, Inc. 

349 NW Curry Street 


(772) 828-0057 


Tiffany Hall Nursing and 

Rehab Center 

1800 SE Hilmoor Drive 


(772) 337-3565 

ASSOCIATES 

David V. Calvert, Ph.D. 

1007 Grandview Boulevard 


(772) 464-3393 

Gayle Harrell Campaign 

P.O. Box 9508 


(772) 692-1223 

www.gayleharrell.com 


Larry W. Jennings 

(772) 340-3599 

Al Rivett, Candidate for SLC 

Commissioner 

8241 Hidden Pines Road 


(772) 465-2725 

www.alrivett.com 

ATTORNEYS 

Bruce R. Abernethy, Jr., P.A. 

500 Virginia Avenue, Ste 202 


(772) 489-4901 

Becker and Poliakoff, P.A. 

1850 SE Fountainview Blvd., 

Ste 103 


(772) 871-9320 

www.becker-poliakoff.com 


The Law Offices of Berman & 

Berman, PA 

746A SW Federal Highway 


(772) 283-9200 Ext:201 

www.workingforthepeople.com 


Celeste & Associates, P.A. 

8000 S US Highway 1, Ste 400 


(772) 343-8992 

Constangy, Brooks, and Smith, LLC 

1680 SW Bayshore Blvd., Ste 108 


(772) 878-5767 

www.constangy.com 

Crary, Buchanan, Bowdish, Bovie, 

Beres, Elder & Williamson, Chartered 

1935 SE Port St. Lucie Blvd. 


(772) 335-2600 

www.crarybuchanan.com 

Dean, Mead, Minton and Zwemer 

1903 S 25th Street, Ste 200 


(772) 464-7700 

www.deanmead.com 

Law Office of Lauri J. Goldstein 

and Associates 

1330 S Federal Highway 

Stuart, FL 34994-3434 

(772) 286-8605 

www.femaleinjurylawyer.com 


Gordon & Doner, P. A. 

850 NW US Highway 1, Unit 118 

Stuart, FL 34994-1056 

(772) 403-5881 

www.ForTheInjured.com 


Robert J. Gorman & Associates, P.A. 

1209 Delaware Avenue 


(772) 465-5311 

Hoskins and Turco 

302 S. 2nd Street 


(772) 464-4600 

www.hoskinsandturco.com 

Neill, Griffin, Tierney, Neill 

and Marquis 

311 S 2nd Street 


(772) 464-8200 

www.neillgriffin.com 

Richeson and Coke, P.A. 

317 S 2nd Street 


(772) 465-5111 

Ruden, McClosky, Smith, Schuster 

and Russell, P.A. 

145 NW Central Park Plaza, Ste 200 


(772) 873-5900 

www.ruden.com 


Sachs, Sax & Caplan 

1850 SW Fountainview Blvd., Ste 207 


(772) 871-8020 

www.sslawfl.com 

Schuler, Halvorson & Weisser 

1100 SW St. Lucie West Blvd., Ste 200 


(772) 323-2200 

http://www.sh-law.com 


Law Office of Rene G. VanDeVoorde 

1327 N Central Avenue 

Sebastian, FL 32958 

(772) 589-4353 

www.vandevoordelaw.com 

Weiss, Handler, Angelos and 

Cornwell, P. A. 

10521 SW Village Center Drive #101 


(772) 345-5297 

www.weissandhandler.com 

AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEMS 

& INSTALLATION 

Atlantic Smart Technologies 

130 Juno Street, Ste 1 

Jupiter, FL 33458 

(772) 713-3971 

www.atlanticsmart.com 

AUTO DEALER - NEW & USED 

Bev Smith Toyota 

3350 S. US Highway 1 


(772) 464-8440 

www.bevsmithtoyota.com 

Bill Shultz Chevrolet, Inc. 



(772) 461-4800 

www.billshultzchevy.com 

Treasure Coast Lexus 



(772) 460-0000 

www.treasurecoastlexus.com 


AUTO SERVICE - OIL CHANGE 

& ACCESSORIES 

Bayshore Tire & Service Center, LLC 

1820 SW Bayshore Boulevard 


(772) 871-1111 

Bill Shultz Chevrolet, Inc. 



(772) 461-4800 

www.billshultzchevy.com 

Four Points Auto Repair 

2723 Fondura Road 


(772) 344-0023 

www.fourpointsauto.com 

BAIT & TACKLE SHOPS 

Lady Stuart Deep Sea Fishing 

2030 Harbortown Drive, Unit C 


(772) 466-4848 

www.ladystuart.com 

BAKERY 

Roma Bakery 

475 Rio Mar Drive 


(772) 878-7499 

BANQUET FACILITIES 

Pelican Yacht Club, Inc. 



(772) 464-2700 

www.pelicanyachtclub.com 

BAR/LOUNGE 

Lazen Night Club/Robinson’s 

Prime Steakhouse & Sushi 

464 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd. 


(772) 807-9992 

www.robinsonsteak.com/lazen 


Vine and Barley 

1680 SW St. Lucie West Blvd., Ste 101 


(772) 446-7550 

www.vineandbarley.com 

BASEBALL CLUBS 

St. Lucie Mets Baseball Club 

525 NW Peacock Boulevard 


(772) 871-2100 

www.stluciemets.com 

BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS 

& RETAILERS 

Florida Coca-Cola Bottling Company 

3939 St. Lucie Boulevard 


(772) 461-3636 

www.cokecce.com 

McArthur Dairy 

P.O. Box 955417 

Fort Worth, TX 76155 

(772) 464-3855 >>

Beverage — Building Materials 

Pepsi Bottling Group 

3620 Crossroads Parkway 


(772) 409-2971 

www.pbg.com 

Southern Eagle Distributing, Inc. 

5300 Glades Cut-Off Road 


(772) 460-7422 

www.southerneagledist.com 

Tropicana Products, Inc. 

6500 Glades Cut-Off Road 


(772) 465-2030 

BILLIARDS & ARCADES 

Ultimate Billiards 

4112 Okeechobee Road 


(772) 464-7665 

www.ultimate-billiards.com 

BLOOD BANKS 

Florida’s Blood Centers 

7572 US Highway 1 


(772) 344-6900 

www.floridasbloodcenters.org 

BOAT/RV PARKING 

Crowne Plaza 

8663 US Highway 1 


(772) 807-5771 

BOOKKEEPING SERVICES 

Daniel J. Kurek 

2138 SE Herron Avenue 


(772) 342-4230 

www.DJKurek.com 

BOWLING CENTERS 

Saint Lucie Lanes 



(772) 461-5390 

www.bowlsistercenters.com 


Super Play USA 

1600 NW Courtyard Circle 

St. Lucie West 


(772) 408-5800 

www.superplayusa.com 

BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS 

Adams Homes of North West 

Florida, Inc. 

3840 West Eau Gallie Blvd., Ste 106 

Melbourne, FL 32934 

(321) 751-1530 

www.adamshomes.com 


Princeton Homes, Inc. 

6060 NW Helmsdale Way 


(772) 340-7879 

www.princetonhomes.org 

Toll Brothers- The Estates at Tradition 

11895 SW Aventino Drive 


(772) 345-2220 

www.estatesattradition.com 

BUILDING CONTRACTORS 

Hanover Homes, Inc. 

2407 SW Monterrey Lane 


(772) 871-1034 

Paul Jacquin & Sons, Inc. 

7348 Commercial Circle 


(772) 465-2475 

www.pjsi.com 

Maronda Homes of Florida, Inc. 

4610 W Lipscomb Street, Ste 1 

Palm Bay, FL 32905-2927 

(321) 725-5645 

www.maronda.com 


SandCastle Construction and 

Development, Inc. 

8 Rio Vista Drive 

Stuart, FL 34996-6418 

(904) 334-8768 

www.newsandcastlehomes.com 

BUILDING MATERIALS 

& SUPPLIES 

East Coast Lumber & Supply Co. 

308 Avenue A 


(772) 466-1700 

www.eastcoastlumber.com 

Lowes of St. Lucie West 

701 NW St. Lucie West Blvd. 


(772) 204-7160 

www.lowes.com 


Powerhouse Property Services 

397 SE Starfish Avenue 


(772) 361-4050 

Making Waves 

FAU has become a diverse and dynamic university of 

28,000 students on seven campuses. With world-class 

faculty and cutting-edge research, FAU is discovering 

the medicines and technologies of tomorrow. 

Harbor Branch 

Oceanographic 

Institute at FAU 

5600 N. US1 


772.242.2400 

www.hboi.fau.edu 

Two Treasure Coast Locations: 

Treasure Coast Campus 

at Port St. Lucie 

500 NW California Blvd. 


772.873.3300 

www.fau.edu 

BOCA RATON • DANIA BEACH • DAVIE • FORT LAUDERDALE • HARBOR BRANCH • JUPITER • TREASURE COAST 

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