 Vero Beach in Indian River County is centrally located on Florida's east coast. Rightfully called the Treasure Coast, this area is rich in history, natural resources, and the benefits of climate for which the Sunshine State is famous. Offshore, the waters of the Gulf Stream ensure temperatures that seldom drop below 70 degrees. From the barrier island's twenty-three miles of golden beaches to the azure waters of the Indian and Sebastian Rivers and the lush farm and woodlands, Indian River County is a place where people and businesses thrive and grow.
Living is easy in communities of single-family homes designed to suit every lifestyle, from affordably comfortable to the ultimate in luxury. New and existing houses and condominiums can be found for as little as $50,000 and as much as $1 million or more. They line the streets of established city neighborhoods, or overlook golf course fairways, pastoral settings, and expanses of ocean, river or lake. All lie within a short distance of necessary services, shopping, and cultural and recreational resources.
 The county's public schools provide innovative quality education preparing students for the 21st century and beyond. West of Vero Beach, Indian River Community College expands the educational horizons for area young people and adults. Both the college and public schools provide vocational and technical training for Indian River County's labor force. The classroom is as big as all outdoors at the Environmental Learning Center and at several natural wildlife areas throughout the county. An integral part of community life, the county’s library collections are enhanced with up to date, computerized systems, hardware and software, and audio and video equipment.
Medical care is state of the art at Indian River County's two hospitals, and residents are served by a wide range of highly qualified health care professionals. In an emergency, paramedics, professional firefighters, and law enforcement officials are just a phone call away. Spiritual needs are met by houses of worship representing all Christian denominations as well as other religious affiliations.
In addition to its beaches and waters for swimming, surfing, scuba diving, boating, fishing, and other water sports, Indian River County's parks offer countless opportunities for recreation and enjoying the out of doors. Eighteen golf courses allow for all levels of play, and tennis facilities are widely available. Add Holman Stadium, the 6,500 seat Spring Training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers; Disney's Vero Beach Resort; and a host of museums, theaters, restaurants, night spots, and shopping areas and you have the makings for an incomparable quality of life.
 Facts About Indian River County and Information for Newcomers
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