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City plans ambitious mural and park beautification projects

July 09, 2024 | Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida



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City plans ambitious mural and park beautification projects
The recent government meeting highlighted significant developments in the city’s mural program and various community enhancement projects aimed at beautifying Fort Pierce. Officials announced plans to expand the mural initiative, which has already seen success, with the addition of four to five new murals in the upcoming fiscal year. A notable proposal includes a mural on the back of the Sunrise Theater, a prominent wall that could enhance the downtown aesthetic.

In addition to murals, the city is exploring creative community engagement through art workshops in local parks, such as Glidden Park, potentially partnering with the Fort Pierce Art Club. This initiative aims to foster community involvement and appreciation for the arts.

Improving the ambiance and safety of the downtown area is also a priority, with a proposal for $100,000 to upgrade decorative lighting throughout the Fort Pierce Redevelopment Agency (FPRA) district. The city plans to replace existing lighting with more durable, commercial-grade options to enhance the small-town charm and safety perception.

The meeting also addressed the need for consistent and safe ground cover around trees in downtown Fort Pierce. An estimated $30,000 is earmarked for this project, which aims to replace various materials currently in use with a more permanent solution.

Parking improvements are underway, with two parking lots in progress, including a new lot at Avenue D and Means Court. The total project cost is projected at $385,000, with $128,000 expected to be spent in the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, beautification efforts for the JCPenney parking lot and enhancements to Jetty Park are being considered to create a cohesive park experience.

Branding initiatives are also in motion, with wayfinding signs expected to be installed within the next five months. The city is working on neighborhood identification projects to foster community pride and establish a sense of belonging among residents.

Overall, these initiatives reflect a commitment to enhancing the aesthetic appeal and functionality of Fort Pierce, promoting community engagement, and improving the quality of life for residents.

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