Port St. Lucie, FL News Roundup (8/27/25)

ART On-Demand App Upgrade: St. Lucie County’s ART service will transition to the new “Rides on Demand” app on Aug. 30, halting bookings in the old platform at 5 p.m., with scheduling opening Sept. 1 and rides starting Sept. 2 — find out how to switch.

Creative truancy solutions ahead: The St. Lucie Education Foundation is arming teachers with play kits, bringing lagoon science to classrooms and guiding students to code AI traffic software, plus hosting a Margaritaville-themed gala on November 8 — find out how they’re reshaping local schools.

Drive-up rabies clinic: St. Lucie County’s Animal Safety Division will hold its fourth annual drive-up rabies shot and microchipping clinic on Saturday, Sept. 27 at the County Fairgrounds—with free services for unincorporated residents and a $10 fee for city pet owners — find out how to register.

Senior dog seeks new home: Laura, an 11-year-old calm and affectionate pup, is up for adoption at the Humane Society of St. Lucie County after her family’s deportation — find out how to adopt her.

Sawgrass Lakes algae alert: Port St. Lucie officials are investigating a fish kill after tests confirmed blue-green algae in the stormwater tract, urging residents to avoid contact until labs rule out toxins — find out what safety steps to take.

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