City allocates $600K for seagrass restoration and $500K for Thirteenth Street project

During the recent Fort Pierce City Commission meeting, significant funding allocations were announced, highlighting the city’s commitment to environmental restoration and infrastructure improvement. A total of $600,000 will be dedicated to seagrass restoration efforts, a crucial initiative aimed at enhancing local marine ecosystems. Additionally, $500,000 has been earmarked to continue the Thirteenth Street restoration project, which is expected to improve transportation and accessibility in the area.

These funding decisions underscore the city’s focus on both environmental sustainability and urban development. The seagrass restoration is particularly vital, as it plays a key role in maintaining water quality and supporting marine life. Meanwhile, the Thirteenth Street project aims to revitalize a critical thoroughfare, benefiting residents and visitors alike.

As these projects move forward, the city anticipates positive impacts on both the environment and community infrastructure, reinforcing Fort Pierce's dedication to fostering a sustainable and accessible urban environment.