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Official Document Type
Report
Approved Date
02/22/2005
Control Number
2005-070
Agenda Item Number
7.F.
Entity Name
Department of Emergency Services
Subject
Unified Local Mitigation Strategy 2005
Archived Roll/Disk#
4000
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There are five municipalities in the County : Fellsmere , Indian River Shores , <br /> Orchid , Sebastian , and Vero Beach . In terms of population , there is significant variation <br /> among them . The 2000 estimate of population for Fellsmere is 3 , 813 . Fellsm re ' s <br /> population is expected to grow by 70 % between 2005 and 2030 . Indian River Shores is <br /> estimated to have a population of 3 , 443 and is expected to grow by 43 % in the next <br /> 30 years . Orchid has a population of 140 and is expected to grow 115 % in the next <br /> 30 years . Sebastian has a population of 16 , 181 and is expected to grow 84 % by 2030 . <br /> Vero Beach has a population of 17 , 705 and is expected to grow by only 4 % b 2030 . The <br /> County Community Development Department has projected populations for m nicipalities <br /> as well as unincorporated communities . Those areas with growth rates greater than <br /> 50 % between 2005 and 2030 include Sebastian , Fellsmere , Orchid , Florida Ridge , North <br /> Beach , and Wabasso Beach . <br /> Other significant population characteristics include age , race , income , and <br /> special needs . The median age of Indian River County residents is 47 . Thirty -three percent <br /> of the County is over the age of 65 . This is significant because elderly populations may <br /> require additional or special assistance during a disaster. Because cultural differences can <br /> influence an individual ' s response to an event, it is important to define the COL my population <br /> in terms of race . Almost 7% of Indian River County' s residents are Hispanic or Latino , while <br /> 8 % are Black or African American , The County's Hispanic population more th 3n doubled <br /> between the years of 1990 and 2000 . Indian River County' s African American population <br /> grew nearly 21 % between 1990 and 2000 according to the U . S . Census , Nearly 11 % of <br /> residents speak a language other than English at home . Language is an important <br /> consideration when developing preparedness materials for residents . Themedian <br /> household income in Indian River County is $39 , 635 , and 6 . 3 % of families are considered to <br /> live below the poverty level . Per capita personal income in Indian River is approximately <br /> 28 % higher than the State average . <br /> 2 . 3 INFRASTRUCTURE <br /> 2 . 3 . 1 Public Buildings <br /> Central Services at the County is responsible for 1 . 4 million square feet of <br /> building space . In addition , there are a total of 12 fire stations operating in the County , as <br /> well as a total of 19 public schools , which are operated by the Indian River County School <br /> District . <br /> 2 . 3 . 2 Transportation <br /> There are two major traffic corridors (i . e . , Interstate 95 [ I -95] and the Florida <br /> Turnpike ) , U . S . Highway 1 , the main north-south route serving the coastal areas , and the <br /> Florida East Coast Railroad . The major State Road ( SR ) in Indian River County is SR 60 , <br /> which constitutes the County' s major east-west traffic corridor . <br /> 2 . 3 . 3 Utilities <br /> Florida Power & Light Company and Vero Beach Electric provide electric service <br /> in the County . The cities of Sebastian and Vero Beach , as well as Indian River County , <br /> provide water and sewer services in the County. NVL- City Gas provides gas service to <br /> County residents . Telephone companies that provide service in the County include AT&T , <br /> BellSouth , Sprint, and MCI . <br /> 2-4 <br />
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