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The Special Magistrate certified a $25-per-day fine, up to $50,000, plus $5,000 in repair costs and $411 in administrative costs for one property after the owner failed to meet the compliance deadline.
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The meeting focused on code enforcement cases in the City of Port St. Lucie. One property owner was found still out of compliance, and the Special Magistrate set a new deadline of May 13, 2026; if the problem is not fixed by then, the City can return to seek fines and may enter the property to correct the violation and bill the owner. In another case, the fine was certified at $25 per day, with repair and administrative costs added. Several other cases were postponed, abated, or had no action because no parties were present.
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