Special Magistrate Grants 60-Day Extension for Carolyn Butler's Property Progress

The Fort Pierce Special Magistrate Hearing held on August 14, 2025, focused on several key cases, including discussions about property violations and extensions for compliance.

One significant topic was the fines associated with property violations. It was noted that initial fines had accrued to $4,840 as of January, with expectations that similar amounts would continue to accumulate as fines resumed on May 6. This highlights ongoing enforcement efforts regarding property maintenance in the area.

The hearing also addressed a specific case involving Carolyn Butler, the owner of a property at 1401 Avenue M. Butler requested an extension of time to address violations on her property. She explained that she had changed contractors due to delays with the previous one and had recently submitted a permit application for necessary work. The magistrate acknowledged the progress being made and granted a 60-day extension to allow Butler time to complete the required improvements.

The meeting concluded with a brief mention of another case involving National Debt Relief Services, indicating that the hearing covered multiple property-related issues. Overall, the proceedings reflect the local government's commitment to maintaining property standards and ensuring compliance among property owners in Fort Pierce.