St. Lucie County Guides: Records, Licenses and County Services

Most St. Lucie County errands go to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Tax Collector, the Supervisor of Elections or a county department such as the library or Veteran Services.

The St. Lucie County Clerk, Tax Collector and Supervisor of Elections each keep their own website, phone line and hours, as their home pages show. Two of them share the South County Annex at 250 NW Country Club Drive in Port St. Lucie, which the South County Annex guide covers office by office. Last verified: October 22, 2026, against the Clerk home, marriage, passport and jury pages, the Tax Collector services page, the Supervisor of Elections home page and the county library, veteran services and extension pages.

The St. Lucie County Clerk of the Circuit Court runs the court case and official records searches, marriage licenses and ceremonies, passport applications, jury service and traffic ticket payments.

The Clerk home page lists the Main Office at 201 South Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34950, open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., phone 772-462-6900, and puts court case search, official records search, the daily court schedule, payments, traffic tickets and jury duty check-in on its front menu. The St. Lucie County court case search guide explains how those searches work and what copies and certifications cost.

Marriage licenses can be applied for online or in person at the Fort Pierce Main Office or the St. Lucie West location from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the Clerk marriage licenses page says a license is valid in any Florida county for 60 days. Ceremonies are held at the Main Office and the South County Annex, priced at $30 in addition to the license fee. The same page notes a three-day waiting period that can be waived when both applicants attend counseling, with a $25 discount for couples who bring a completion certificate.

Passports are accepted at the Clerk's Fort Pierce or St. Lucie West offices, Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., according to the Clerk passports page. Jury questions go to Jury Assembly at 218 South 2nd Street in Fort Pierce, and the jury duty page says jurors 70 years old or older may ask to be excused, including permanently.

Driver licenses, vehicle titles and registrations, property tax bills, business tax receipts, the tourist tax, hunting and fishing licenses and concealed weapon permits all go through the St. Lucie County Tax Collector.

The Tax Collector services page lists three offices for in-person service and an online appointment system. The Fort Pierce and Walton Road offices are open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with appointments from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and walk-ins from 2:30 to 5 p.m.; the Tradition office opens 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and by appointment on Saturday. The page describes the tourist development tax as a 5% charge on rentals of living quarters for six months or less, and cites St. Lucie County Ordinance 07-016 as the source of the county business tax receipt requirement.

The St. Lucie County Tax Collector office guide gives each office's address, the appointment rules and the hours in full.

Voter registration, vote-by-mail requests and precinct lookups go through the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections, online or at one of four offices.

The Supervisor of Elections home page lists the main office at Renaissance Business Park, 4132 Okeechobee Rd., Fort Pierce, Florida 34947; the St. Lucie West South County Annex at 250 NW Country Club Dr., Port St. Lucie; the Walton Rd County Administration Annex at 1664 SE Walton Rd., Port St. Lucie; and a Tradition office located inside the Tax Collector's office at 10264 SW Village Parkway, Port St. Lucie. All four list the same phone, (772) 462-1500, and the page gives a Spanish line, (772) 448-5169. The home page also links voter status, sample ballots, Find My Precinct and the vote-by-mail request form.

The St. Lucie County Library System issues free cards to county residents and lends e-books, audiobooks and films through CloudLibrary, Libby, hoopla and Kanopy alongside its branches in Fort Pierce, Lakewood Park and Port St. Lucie.

The county library page names four digital services, CloudLibrary (ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, comics), Libby (with Kindle integration), hoopla and Kanopy (films and documentaries), and links the online catalog, account login, a Library of Things and meeting room rental. The St. Lucie County public library guide lists every branch with its address, phone and hours, and explains card rules, loan limits and the fine-free policy.

St. Lucie County Veteran Services helps veterans and their families apply for VA benefits and provides free rides for disabled and disadvantaged veterans to the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center.

The St. Lucie County Veteran Services page says visitors work with accredited Veteran Services Officers, and that the division assists through counseling and help applying for VA benefits under federal and state laws. The page gives 772-337-5670 as the number for St. Lucie County Veterans Services. The page also posts monthly service counts; for September 2026 it lists 501 scheduled appointments and 1,053 phone calls received. It answers a common transit question as well: asked whether Area Regional Transit goes to the VA hospital in West Palm Beach, the page says that service is not currently offered and points veterans to the Veteran Services office.

The UF/IFAS Cooperative Extension office, part of the same St. Lucie County division as the Oxbow Eco-Center, answers agriculture, lawn and garden, natural resource and family questions and runs 4-H.

The St. Lucie County UF/IFAS Cooperative Extension page lists program areas in agriculture (citrus, commercial horticulture, pesticide training, beef cattle and horses), environment (natural resources and the Master Naturalist Program), family and consumer sciences, 4-H Youth Development, and lawn and garden through the Master Gardener Program and Florida Yards and Neighborhoods. The page says the Cooperative Extension and Environmental Education Division includes both UF/IFAS Cooperative Extension and the Oxbow Eco-Center.