Saint Lucie County was named after Saint Lucia of Syracuse, a Sicilian saint who was a martyr for her Catholic faith in the early 4th century. This saintly county has grown by leaps and bounds, and all the whiles maintaining its moral integrity and safety. Saint Lucie County is one of the premier locations in the state to raise a family!

Situated in southern Florida along the Atlantic coastline, Saint Lucie County is home to approximately 200,000 people. Prominent communities of the county includes Fort Pierce (county seat), Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie, Hutchinson Island, Indian River Estates, Lakewood Park, and White City.

There is so many things to do and see in Saint Lucie County, with a high number of those activities being family-oriented. Besides the stretches of beautiful beaches which caters to an emerging ecotourism industry, the county is also known for its astounding golf courses. So astounding, that the PGA has its headquarters right here - now theres an endorsement if there ever was one.

Other attractions found in Saint Lucie County includes the fascinating Navy SEALS Museum, which is located on the first training grounds for this elite military unit. A.E. "Bean" Backus Gallery, IRCC Planetarium, and Ft. Pierce Main Street are also popular spots.