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09/25/2024

🚨 Hurricane Helene Update for Port St. Lucie Residents 🚨

The City of Port St. Lucie is actively monitoring the path of Hurricane Helene and preparing for any potential impacts. Currently, we are under a tropical storm warning, and we urge residents to stay informed with the latest updates from the National Weather Service and the National Hurricane Center. Here’s the latest information:

City Hall:

• City Hall will operate as normal, but the Business Tax office will not accept walk-in appointments on Thursday, Sept. 26.

Emergency Operations:

• The City’s Emergency Operations Center is preparing for all possibilities and can increase its activation level if needed. Fueling for generators and emergency vehicles is ongoing.

1PSL Customer Service:

• Contact the City via 1PSL at 772-871-1775 or the 1PSL app for any issues.

Solid Waste:

• Trash and recycling pickup remains on schedule for now.
• Reminder: Don’t trim trees or set out large yard waste or bulky items as they may not be collected before the storm.
• For severe weather tips, visit: www.CityofPSL.com/SolidWaste.

Public Works:

• Public Works is monitoring water levels, clearing debris, and drawing down water in canals. Recent rains have saturated the ground, so expect road pooling with additional rainfall. Drive cautiously in wet conditions.
• Tip: Keep your swales clean of grass and debris. Learn more about the swale system at www.CityofPSL.com/Swale.

Building Department:

• Inspectors are instructing contractors to:
• Secure construction materials and portable toilets.
• Clear drainage areas.
• Restrict further deliveries to job sites.

Parks & Recreation:

• All events and rentals for Thursday, Sept. 26, are canceled.
• Community Center, MIDFLORIDA Event Center, and Minsky Gym will remain open for normal hours on Thursday.
• City Parks will stay open, but all sporting events on athletic fields are canceled.
• The Saints Golf Course: Tee times for Thursday will proceed as scheduled.

Police Department:

• PSLPD is coordinating with local law enforcement and emergency management partners.

Utility Systems:

• Skip the bottled water rush! Fill containers with tap water, which is treated by reverse osmosis and purified.
• Conserve water during power outages to prevent your wastewater tank from overfilling. Only flush when necessary and avoid long showers and using dishwashers.
• For more details on storm prep and recovery, visit: Utility Storm Prep.

Stay Updated:

• For the latest on closures, drainage, utilities, trash collection, and events, check www.CityofPSL.com.
• Follow on Facebook, Twitter, and NextDoor.
• Sign up for free alerts via calls, texts, or emails on the City’s website.

Stay safe, Port St. Lucie!

As Florida's sixth-largest City, Port St. Lucie is safe, clean, and beautiful. We are known for our welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.

09/25/2024

Hurricane Helene: What It Means for the Treasure Coast

Even though the core of the storm will hit further north, here’s what to expect in our area:

1. Strong Winds: We could see tropical storm-force winds (39-73 mph). Be prepared for possible downed trees and power outages.
2. Heavy Rain: Expect 5-10 inches of rain, which could lead to localized flooding. Avoid driving through flooded streets.
3. Minor Coastal Flooding: While the storm surge is worse up north, there could be some minor coastal flooding during high tide.
4. Tornado Risk: There’s a small chance of tornadoes tonight and Thursday. Stay alert for any warnings.
5. Dangerous Surf: Strong waves and rip currents will make beach conditions dangerous. It’s best to stay out of the water.

Stay safe, and keep an eye on local updates for more info!

09/25/2024

09/25/2024

Hurricane Helene is approaching Florida, with landfall expected along the Gulf Coast. However, the Treasure Coast is under a tropical storm warning. We anticipate strong winds, heavy rainfall, and possible storm surges in our area. Please stay prepared, and ensure your property is secure. Follow updates from local authorities and the National Hurricane Center for the latest information. Stay safe!

09/25/2024

Here's a simple guide for hurricane preparation if you're new to the area:

1. **Stay Informed**: Monitor local news or weather apps for updates on storms.

2. **Make a Plan**:
- Know your evacuation routes.
- Plan where you'll go if you need to evacuate (a shelter, friend's home, or hotel).
- Communicate your plan with family.

3. **Prepare Your Home**:
- Bring in outdoor furniture.
- Board up windows or use hurricane shutters.
- Secure doors and check for leaks.

4. **Create an Emergency Kit**:
- Water (1 gallon per person per day for at least 3 days).
- Non-perishable food for 3 days.
- Flashlights, batteries, and a first aid kit.
- Important documents (ID, insurance) in a waterproof bag.

5. **Stay Safe**:
- If told to evacuate, do so immediately.
- Avoid driving or walking in floodwaters.
- After the storm, avoid damaged areas and downed power lines.

Always be prepared and follow instructions from local authorities.

09/25/2024

Tropical Storm Helene Advisory Summary (Sept 25, 2024)

• Location: 45 miles ENE of Cozumel, Mexico; 120 miles SW of western Cuba.
• Movement: NW at 9 mph.
• Winds: 65 mph, expected to strengthen into a hurricane later today.
• Warnings:
• Tropical Storm Warning: Upper Florida Keys, southern Florida, northeast Florida, and more.
• Hurricane Warning: Florida’s Big Bend coast and parts of Mexico.
• Storm Surge Warning: Florida’s coastlines with potential surges of 3-15 feet.
• Impacts:
• Heavy rainfall (4-15 inches) over Cuba, Yucatan Peninsula, and the U.S. Southeast, with risks of flooding and landslides.
• Dangerous storm surges and high surf expected in coastal areas.
• Tornado risk increases across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina Thursday.

Next updates at 7 AM and 10 AM CDT.

09/25/2024

Tropical Storm Helene is intensifying and expected to strike the Florida Gulf Coast as a Category 3 hurricane later this week. A state of emergency is in effect for 61 counties, with mandatory evacuations in low-lying areas, particularly in the Big Bend region. Residents should prepare for heavy rain, storm surges, and flooding. Ensure you have an emergency plan in place and stay updated on evacuation orders. Avoid driving through flooded areas, and follow all safety precautions from local authorities [oai_citation:1,Florida under Hurricane Watch as state braces for significant strike from Helene

Officials have begun ordering evacuations in parts of Florida on Tuesday as the U.S. Gulf Coast prepares for significant impacts from Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, which will likely become major Hurricane Helene in the coming days.

09/20/2024

If you have a house and cannot repair it due to cost the city of Port St. Lucie has a program that may be beneficial. It is limited to 100 people and starts October 1, 2024. I’ll link the details. Good luck.



The Neighborhood Services Department oversees housing programs and works year-round to leverage funding for City projects and neighborhood programs through grants. The division plans and administers federal, state, local and other types of grants for the City at large. These...