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Economy & jobs Statistics · Area

Jobs in St. Lucie County

2014 – 2025 · 12 data points 24 of 67 · Regions of Florida Updated Nov 5, 2026

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2014 – 2025

Jobs, 2014 – 2025 number
+31% since 2015

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2014 – 2025

Compared with Jobs · number
St. Lucie County 92,116
Florida 9.9M

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages

The series at a glance St. Lucie County · 2014 – 2025
Latest value 92,116 · 2025
First value 68,542 · 2014
Highest 92,116 · 2025
Lowest 68,542 · 2014
Average change +2.7% a year on average
Data points 12

By year

All years · 2014 – 2025

YearSt. Lucie CountyChange FloridaUnited States
2025 92,116 +2.0% 9.9M 156M
2024 90,334 +1.8% 9.8M 155M
2023 88,759 +4.0% 9.7M 153M
2022 85,358 +4.2% 9.4M 150M
2021 81,938 +4.9% 8.9M 144M
2020 78,079 −2.3% 8.4M 139M
2019 79,958 +3.5% 8.9M 148M
2018 77,252 +3.7% 8.7M 146M
2017 74,471 +2.4% 8.5M 144M
2016 72,724 +3.3% 8.3M 142M
2015 70,409 +2.7% 8M 139M
2014 68,542 7.8M 137M

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2014 – 2025

Ranking · Regions of Florida

2019 · Place 1 is the highest value.

#TerritoryJobs
1 Miami-Dade County 1.2M
2 Orange County 869K
3 Broward County 824K
4 Hillsborough County 708K
5 Palm Beach County 616K
6 Duval County 525K
7 Pinellas County 440K
8 Lee County 269K
9 Polk County 228K
10 Brevard County 222K
11 Seminole County 201K
12 Volusia County 176K
13 Sarasota County 172K
14 Leon County 153K
15 Collier County 152K
16 Escambia County 139K
17 Alachua County 134K
18 Manatee County 130K
19 Pasco County 122K
20 Marion County 106K
21 Lake County 101K
22 Osceola County 99,610
23 Okaloosa County 85,838
24 St. Lucie County 79,958
25 St. Johns County 79,214
26 Bay County 74,682
27 Martin County 69,642
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2019

What it means

The number of people working at local workplaces.

How it is calculated

Employment counted where people work (employers' records or regional accounts), annual average or year-end.