St. Lucie County is announcing a brief postponement for the launch of the new online permitting platform (known as Tyler EnerGov) to Friday, April 29. The launch is being postponed one week from the previously announced go-live date of April 22 to ensure the best quality roll-out of the system. The St. Lucie County staff has made gains in preparing for the launch; however, a few items exist that require additional time to address.
Staff apologize for any inconvenience, but this additional time will allow us to ensure a successful implementation. St. Lucie County’s staff is committed to delivering the best-quality product and service to our customers.
The new online platform is expected to go-live on Friday, April 29. The online portal will allow users to track site development plans, building and site development permits, environmental permits, code compliance service requests, and contractor licenses all in one place.
The links to access the new online platform Citizen Self Service (CSS) Portal is scheduled to be available on the St. Lucie County Planning and Development Services webpage on Friday, April 29. To learn more about the new online platform, please visit: https://www.stlucieco.gov/planningandpermitting. The webpage has been updated with information, including how-to guides, and other helpful videos related to using the new platform.
All are encouraged to learn more on how the new online platform will work and learn its benefits, which are expected to include improved application review timeframes and the ability to submit applications at any time of the day or night from the convenience of your home or office.
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