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Finally, Vero Beach has decided to do something to discourage panhandling.
The number of panhandlers in Indian River County mushroomed in 2017. They can be found at several high-traffic intersections inside the city limits.
The city started putting up signs on Feb. 2.
Read more about the signs in this week’s issue.
