Smoke Inn Port St. Lucie
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Contact Us: (772) 871-5225
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Location: GET DIRECTIONS 1680 St Lucie W Blvd
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About Us: CITY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCEPTABLE USE THE PURPOSE OF THIS SITE IS TO ENCOURAGE COURTEOUS AND CIVIL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE PUBLIC THAT IS APPROPRIATE FOR ALL USERS. THE APPEARANCE OF EXTERNAL LINKS ON THIS SITE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. THIS SITE IS NOT MONITORED AT ALL TIMES. USERS SHOULD NOT USE THIS SITE TO REPORT EMERGENCY SITUATIONS OR TIME-SENSITIVE ISSUES. CITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE ANY COMMENTS OR POST WHICH HAVE OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE, INCITING VIOLENCE, PROMOTING ILLEGAL ACTIVITY OR WHICH ARE FOUND TO BE IN VIOLATION OF THIS POLICY. ALL POSTS AND CONTENT ON THIS SITE ARE SUBJECT TO PUBLIC RECORDS LAW. BY ENGAGING WITH THE CITY OVER SOCIAL MEDIA, YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE TERMS OF USE SET FORTH HEREIN. Posts and content (including profile pictures or avatars, usernames or e-mail addresses) that contain any of the following shall not be allowed: a. Obscene, profane, violent, threatening, hateful, harassing or offensive language or content. b. Personal attacks of any kind, including comments that target, disparage or discriminate against any race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, national origin, physical or mental disability, physical appearance, sexual orientation or financial status. c. Defamation or accusations of criminal, unethical or immoral conduct or activities. If a person believes there is a legitimate complaint against the City or a City employee, the person should contact the appropriate department director via telephone or email. d. Sexual content, sexual references or sexual innuendos, or links to any such material and content. e. Solicitations, advertisements or endorsements of any financial, commercial or non-governmental agency or entity. f. Conduct or encouragement of illegal activity or posting of material that violates any copyrights or trademarks of others. g. Content or comments that compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems. h. Invasion of an individual’s right to privacy. i. Promoting or opposing political campaigns or ballot measures. j. Spam or suspected spam, or any links to such content. THE CITY IS NOT LIABLE FOR CONTENT POSTED TO THIS SITE BY PERSONS OTHER THAN AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY POSTING IN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITIES. THE CITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT OR REMOVE ANY CONTENT DEEMED IN VIOLATION OF THIS SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY, THE ACCEPTABLE USE SET FORTH HEREIN, OR ANY APPLICABLE LAW, BUT MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC RECORDS PURPOSES. THIS POLICY IS SUBJECT TO AMENDMENT OR MODIFICATION AT ANY TIME. City social media sites will not constitute an official form of communication for legal notice, specific requests for service, public records requests, registering a complaint, or filing a claim. Members of the media are asked to send questions through the Communications Department or other usual channels and refrain from submitting questions here as comments. Reporter questions should not be posted and will not be answered on this site. Thank you for taking the time to review the City Social Media Acceptable Use Policy.
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Don't miss your chance to attend PSL's premier storm preparation event, Hurricane Expo, on Saturday, 6/2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.! Because #PSLPrepares! Participants will have access to more than 60 storm-prep-related exhibitors at this FREE event at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center. Those who attend a presentation by one of the Expo's informative speakers -- including Meteorologist Steve Weagle of WPTV, Meteorologist Mike Lyons of WPBF, Meteorologist William Ulrich of the National Weather Service, City and County Emergency Management staff -- will get a free T-shirt while supplies last! The 2018 Expo also will have a few fun new editions, such as a hurricane simulator and photo booth. Attendees also will have a chance to be entered into raffles for hurricane supply kits. Local weather buffs can also attend a free SKYWARN Basic Spotter Training class taught by the National Weather Service from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on June 2 at the Civic Center. Pre-registration is required for this free course, which trains participants to become weather spotters to provide real-time reports of tornadoes, hail, winds, flooding and hurricane damage. Register for the class at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/skywarn-basic-training-registration-6218-port-st-lucie-tickets-45535785761
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#NiceWork! The City of Port St. Lucie’s Neighborhood Improvement and Community Engagement (NICE) program was named the nation’s best neighborhood program by Neighborhoods, USA, a highly respected non-profit organization committed to building and strengthening neighborhood organizations. Carmen Capezzuto, Port St. Lucie’s Neighborhood Services Director, accepted the first place award for physical revitalization and beautification on May 26 at the NUSA national conference in Birmingham, Ala. The NICE program is run by the City’s Neighborhood Services Department, with support from other City departments, and is funded entirely through recycling revenue. Read more about the award here: http://www.cityofpsl.com/Home/Components/News/News/3349/2030 -
#IamPSL While we honored our veterans who gave the ultimate sacrifice yesterday on Memorial Day, the City of Port St. Lucie also unveiled a new way to honor those who have been wounded in the line of duty. Mayor Gregory Oravec, along with representatives of several local veterans groups, unveiled the first parking space reserved for Purple Heart recipients outside the PSL Community Center. A second space also is at Veterans Memorial Park. #HometownforHeroes
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Please be aware and use caution while driving near roads with standing water. ‪Sw Darwin Blvd at Sw Fifer Ave and Sw Rosser Blvd between Sw Paar and Sw Delos. Roads are completely flooded barricades are placed to shut down roads.
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Memorial Day ceremony, honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. -
According to the National Weather Service, subtropical storm Alberto will lift slowly northward across the eastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend before moving toward the central Gulf Coast on Memorial Day. Deep tropical moisture to the east of the system will overspread the area and produce a threat for locally heavy rainfall, particularly Saturday afternoon through Monday. Numerous showers and thunderstorms capable of producing heavy downpours are expected to develop each day. Areas that see several rounds of heavy rainfall could pick up several inches of rain. This could lead to flooding of roadways, low-lying and poor drainage areas, especially in areas that have seen heavy rainfall over the past 10 days. We ask residents to use caution when traveling and avoid roads that are flooded.
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If you were planning on attending the Memorial Day Service in Port St. Lucie, please be aware: The location for the 2018 Memorial Day Service, previously scheduled to take place at Veteran’s Memorial Park, has been changed. Due to recent heavy rain, conditions at the park are unconducive for this service. The event will now take place at the Port St. Lucie Community Center, 2195 SE Airoso Blvd., in the main ballroom, at on Monday May 28 at 10 a.m. The rifle salute will be in the outside plaza of the Community Center.
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In about two minutes, you can watch the fantastic progress being made on the Crosstown bridge project from July 2017 to May 2018. Enjoy! -
Due to unexpected technical difficulties, Comcast customers are currently not able to view PSL TV 20. However, PSL TV 20 is streaming live on the City's website at: http://www.cityofpsl.com/government/departments/communications/psl-tv20-live-feed-schedule We apologize for any inconvenience and are working to have the Comcast service restored as soon as possible. PSL-TV20 features live coverage and the rebroadcast of City Council meetings, rebroadcasts of many other public meetings. -
The rain event that we are experiencing is tropical in nature with highly variable rainfall amounts and periods of heavy rain. This weather pattern is expected to remain in place until early next week. Due to the volume of rainfall (estimated 11 to 13 inches over the past eight days), the City’s drainage systems are operating at capacity. In the early hours this morning, approximately 4.5 inches of rain fell over the eastern areas of the City and the water levels at the Blackwell and Tiffany Pump Stations increased by three feet over a four-hour period. There was localized flooding on several roadways including: Blackwell Drive, Melaleuca Boulevard and Lennard Road. The flooding on Tiger Lane was due to a blocked culvert which was cleared. The water is subsiding from the roads and, weather permitting, water levels at the pump stations will return to the control elevation by this evening. At this time, there are no road closures. Please exercise caution as you travel around the City as water is collecting on the low areas of the roadways and potholes are forming because of the standing water. City staff will continue to monitor the situation and take additional actions as needed.
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