Public Information Office (PIO) & Media Relations

Meet the PIO team

The Port St. Lucie Police Department’s Public Information Office is dedicated to transparency, accuracy and timely communication with the media and the community. Our team ensures journalists and the public have access to official updates, safety information and department news.

The PIO team coordinates press releases, manages media inquiries, provides on‑scene information during major events and facilitates interviews with subject‑matter experts. Our goal is to support an informed community by sharing verified, up‑to‑date information.

Media Requests

Media partners can request interview coordination, incident or case updates, story verification, official statements and access to PIO-released public information.

Send a Media Request

Response times could vary based on call volume and incident activity, but our team works diligently to respond promptly.

Media Portal

The media portal is a self-service online hub where approved media partners can quickly access official information, including press releases, photos, videos, and other previously released updates from the Public Information Office.

This portal helps ensure that accurate, verified information is easily available, supporting clear communication between the Police Department, the media and the community.

How to request access to the media portal:

  1. If you are a media professional and would like access to the portal, please email the Public Information Office at PIODL@cityofpsl.com.
  2. Once your request is approved, you’ll receive login instructions and can begin using the portal.

Log in to the Media Portal

Disclaimer: This portal is designed for credentialed media partners. However, it does not limit public access to information. All public records remain available to anyone under Florida law and can be requested through the Public Records Unit.

Public Records Requests

Send a public records request for records that are not available through the PIO or media portal, such as traffic crash reports, records not included in press releases and other public documents subject to Florida public records laws.

Send a Public Records Request

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