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St. Lucie County asks residents, businesses to report flood damage through online survey
Summary by Port St. Lucie News Editorial Desk Scott Sutton , as published by WPTV St. Lucie County
· November 6, 2026
· 1 min read
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St. Lucie County is asking residents, businesses and agricultural property owners affected by recent flooding to report damage through an online survey as officials work to document the extent of the impacts. The survey is open to property owners and tenants across the county, including Fort Pier...
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Key points Lucie County is asking residents, businesses and agricultural property owners affected by recent flooding to report damage through an online survey as officials work to document the extent of the impacts. The survey is open to property owners and tenants across the county, including Fort Pier... More business Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? St. Lucie County is asking residents, businesses and agricultural property owners affected by recent flooding to report damage through an online survey as officials work to document the extent of the impacts. The survey is open to property owners and tenants across the county, including Fort Pier...
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