So far in April, over 2,600 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed across the Treasure Coast, the Florida Department of Health reported Friday.
The ZIP code with the most cases since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020 6,025 as of April 22 remains 34953 in Port St. Lucie, which lies between Interstate 95, Crosstown Parkway, Florida s Turnpike and the south-county line.
In most instances, the ZIP code reflects where a patient resides, but it also may reflect the location of the hospital where a person was tested or admitted, according to the state.
The 34953 ZIP code is home to many medical facilities, including the St. Lucie Medical Center ER at Darwin Square, Gatlin Commons Medical and CareNow Urgent Care.
So far in April, over 140 new COVID-19 infections have been confirmed across the Treasure Coast, the Florida Department of Health reported Friday.
The ZIP code with the most infections since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020 5,638 as of April 1 remains 34953 in Port St. Lucie, which lies between Interstate 95, Crosstown Parkway, Florida s Turnpike and the south-county line.
In most instances, the ZIP code reflects where a patient resides, but it also may reflect the location of the hospital where a person was tested or admitted, according to the state.
The 34953 ZIP code is home to many medical facilities, including the St. Lucie Medical Center ER at Darwin Square, Gatlin Commons Medical and CareNow Urgent Care.
Port St. Lucie looking for input on Village Green Drive corridor revitalization February 18, 2021 at 5:45 AM EST - Updated February 18 at 5:45 AM
The City of Port St. Lucie is opening the floor to the public to discuss proposed new developments for the Village Green Drive corridor on Thursday.
The development is in the eastern part of the city from U.S. 1 to southeast Tiffany Drive.
The goal of the project is to create a meeting place and a new corridor between the Crosstown Parkway and key economic sections of the city.
The community redevelopment agency s meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Zoom.
Port St. Lucie looking for public input on Village Green Drive corridor revitalization
Port St. Lucie
and last updated 2021-02-18 05:36:09-05
PORT ST. LUCIE â The City of Port St. Lucie is opening the floor to the public to discuss proposed new developments for the Village Green Drive corridor on Thursday.
The development is in the eastern part of the city from U.S. 1 to southeast Tiffany Drive.
The goal of the project is to create a meeting place and a new corridor between the Crosstown Parkway and key economic sections of the city.
The community redevelopment agency s meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Zoom.