St Lucie County Shelters Hurricane 2018
Here is a PDF for St Lucie County Hurricane Plan
+ C.A. MOORE ELEMENTARY 827 N 29th Street – Fort Pierce
+ FLORESTA ELEMENTARY 1501 SE Floresta Drive – Port Saint Lucie
+ LAKEWOOD PARK ELEMENTARY 7800 Indrio Road – Fort Pierce
+ MORNINGSIDE ELEMENTARY 2300 SE Gowin Road – Port St. Lucie
+ OAK HAMMOCK ELEMENTARY 1251 SW California Blvd. – Port St. Lucie
+ PARKWAY ELEMENTARY 7000 NW Selvitz Road – Port St. Lucie
+ TREASURE COAST HIGH SCHOOL 1000 SW Darwin Blvd. – Port St. Lucie
+ WEST GATE K-8 1050 NW Cashmere Blvd. – Port St.Lucie
+ WINDMILL POINT ELEMENTARY 700 SW Darwin Boulevard. – Port St. Lucie
+ FT. PIERCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 4101 S. 25th. St. – Ft. Pierce
+ SAMUEL GAINES K-8 2250 S. Jenkins Road – Fort Pierce
+ WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1801 Panther Lane – Ft. Pierce
SPECIAL MEDICAL NEEDS SHELTERS
+ HAVERT L. FENN CENTER 2000 VIRGINIA AVENUE.- FT. PIERCE
What to bring to a Hurricane Shelter
- Water
- Food
- Clothing and bedding
- Personal items
- Medications
- First-aid supplies
- Important papers
- Miscellaneous items like games, toys, battery powered radios, flashlights, batteries
St Lucie County Special Needs Shelter
We urge you to sign up for the Special Needs Shelter. You can always change your mind.
The Division of Emergency Management and several County Departments in conjunction with the Florida Department of Health at St. Lucie County operate a Special Needs Shelter for individuals who seek shelter from a disaster and need medical assistance. Those who have a medical condition that does not meet requirement for hospital admittance but needs medical assistance can be eligible for the Special Needs Shelter.
This shelter is located at the Havert L. Fenn Center:
2000 Virginia Avenue
Fort Pierce, FL 34982
For additional information on how to register for the Special Needs Program contact the Department of Public Safety (772) 462-8100.
Pet-friendly shelter – We are waiting for confirmation that St Lucie County will have a Pet Friendly Shelter.
Here’s a list of what you need to bring.
Checklist of Supplies To Bring to the Shelter (For your Pet) In addition to the items you need to bring to the shelter for your own comfort please remember to pack the following items for your pet:
Properly-fitted collar bearing pet’s current license and identification tag
Leash
Portable crate/carrier for your pet – large enough to comfortably accommodate your pet with bedding, food/water bowls and litter plan (if applicable)
Food/water bowls
A two-week supply of water and pet food in a watertight container
Up-to-date health records including: A recent photo of you with your pet Proof of rabies and county license (it is encouraged that you consult with your individual veterinary health care provider for recommendations about the use of additional vaccines for the optimal immunity for your pet against contagious disease.
Your pet’s medications – at least a one month supply For cats: Cat litter pan with cat litter and/or newspapers, litter scoop, and plastic bags for feces disposal
Toys and healthy treats and towels
First aid supplies
Checklist of Supplies To Bring to the Shelter (For Yourself)
Two blankets and a pillow for each person, along with lawn chairs, cots or sleeping bags Prescription medications and first-aid kit
Two or three changes of clothing per person
Special dietary needs, as well as favorite non-perishable snacks
Battery operated radio, flashlight (extra batteries)
(Copies of) Important documents such as: Proof of residence, ID, medical history, insurance papers, emergency contact information, tax documents, etc.
Personal hygiene items, such as: soap, towel, toothbrush/paste, etc. Small toys, games and books
Baby supplies, such as: diapers, bottles, formula, etc.