Indian River County is looking for public input before it ... and 6:30 p.m. at each location ― across the county to evaluate the urban-service boundary. ... at the map of the boundary, ...

Indian River County officials are trying to plan for that rapidly growing population in the county. The county has nearly 170,000 people now and is expected to reach approximately 200,000 by 2050 ...

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — How will the county accommodate an increasing population? Officials are asking for the public's input. Future residents will to need basic services such as waste disposal ...

Indian River County expects 43,000 new residents by 2050, and is beginning preparations. Story by Nick Slater, Treasure Coast Newspapers ... within what is known as its urban-service boundary.

Consultants found Indian River can accommodate around 51,000 new residents with the boundary. Yet just because the study says that number of people can fit, doesn't mean the county knows where.

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. — A major new roadway project in Indian River County is stirring debate — not just over infrastructure, but over how much development may follow in its path.

The peach areas show most areas where urban services can be provided in Indian River County. The shaded area south of County Road 510, on the north side of the white box surrounded by peach, is ...

Indian River County is one of the most beautiful areas in the state of Florida. We are blessed with pristine beaches, beautiful parks, great fishing and the best citrus in the world. Our early ...

Indian River County commissioners voted to expand urban services into a 2,000-plus-acre rural area, raising concerns about uncontrolled growth. Port St. Lucie serves as a cautionary tale, having ...

Indian River County commissioner and chairman Susan Adams says community input is critical for the county's future. Currently, the county is planning for 25% growth in the next 25 years.

Indian River County commissioners voted to expand urban services into a 2,000-plus-acre rural area, raising concerns about uncontrolled growth. Port St. Lucie serves as a cautionary tale, having ...

Indian River County commissioners voted to expand urban services into a 2,000-plus-acre rural area, raising concerns about uncontrolled growth. Port St. Lucie serves as a cautionary tale, having ...