The FPUA joined a growing list of utilities on the Treasure Coast that have stopped adding fluoride to their drinking water.

The county currently buys water from the Fort Pierce Utilities Authority, but by 2028 it could own a water system for its ...

St. Lucie County accounts for 6% of revenue for the Fort Pierce Utilities Authority, more than any other customer. What will ...

The Fort Pierce Utilities Authority (FPUA) has ceased the addition of fluoride to its drinking water following guidance from the State Surgeon General. The utility company provides drinking water ...

TO MAKE THIS CHANGE. THE FORT PIERCE UTILITIES AUTHORITY, ANNOUNCING THE MOVE TODAY, CITING CONCERNS FROM FLORIDA’S SURGEON GENERAL. THE UTILITY RELEASED A STATEMENT SAYING IN PART, OUR WATER ...

FORT PIERCE — Fluoride will no longer be added to the water system that serves Fort Pierce and much of unincorporated St. Lucie County, the Fort Pierce Utilities Authority announced Friday.

FORT PIERCE — A new agreement to keep providing drinking water to St. Lucie County seems unlikely, Fort Pierce Utilities Authority staff told its board Tuesday, even as the staff continues ...

ST. LUCIE COUNTY — A new water utility could be in place by 2028 to serve the growing number of residents in unincorporated St. Lucie County, a move most county commissioners say will save money ...