Neighborhood Expansion Program

We are grateful to be your hometown utility provider, and look forward to serving you soon.

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Fort Pierce Utilities Authority is actively expanding water and wastewater infrastructure throughout St. Lucie County and Fort Pierce to bring essential utility services to homes and businesses who do not yet have access.

Expansion construction has been ongoing since 2022, one neighborhood at a time. Expansion has been completed in the following neighborhoods:

  • Jefferson Parkway

  • Academy Drive

  • U-Vista Court

  • Fleetwood Acres

  • Kerr/Rolyat Street

  • Green Acres

  • San Lucie Area

  • Mura/Lake Drive

Expansion under construction in the following neighborhoods is expected to be completed by September 2024:

  • River Oak Estates (water and wastewater)

  • Southern Pines (water and wastewater)

  • St. James Area (water and wastewater)

  • White City Area (water only)

Expansion areas planned or being evaluated in the following neighborhoods

  • Orange Blossom Estates (wastewater only) – Fiscal year 2025

  • Cortez South (water and wastewater) – Fiscal year 2025

  • North Avenue Q (water and wastewater) – Fiscal year 2025

  • Paradise Park (wastewater only) – Fiscal year 2025

  • Mariah Circle South (water and wastewater) - TBA

  • Dark Hammock (wastewater only) - TBA

  • Rain Tree Forest (wastewater only) - TBA

  • Estates of Lawnwood (wastewater only) - TBA

  • Palm Garden (water and wastewater) - TBA

  • Regina Palms (water and wastewater) - TBA

As your hometown utility provider, FPUA understands that some residents may wish to remain on well water and septic systems.  Please note that once construction is complete, you will have the option of connecting your home to water and/or sewer infrastructure at your convenience, if you choose.

There is no mandate for you to connect to the infrastructure once completed, though we would be very happy to discuss the benefits of connection with you if you are interested.

There is no cost to you for our expansion into the neighborhood, and public infrastructure will be installed within the public Right of Way, and never on private property. Connecting your home to the new infrastructure will require some installation on your private property, please contact us to learn more about the costs and timeline.