







In The Spotlight
The Martin County Community Redevelopment Agency is proud to share that Palm City Place & Patio is one of just three finalists statewide for the 2025 Great Places in Florida People’s Choice Award, presented by APA Florida. Often called Palm City’s “Central Park,” this 20-acre hub brings neighbors together. Vote now through September 26 to help us win!
Celebrate the start of fall with family fun at Fall Fest in Langford Park on Friday, October 10. Kids of all ages can enjoy a costume contest, games, live entertainment and more! The festivities run from 5:30-9:30 p.m., featuring a special showing of "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" on a 20-foot LED screen at 8 p.m. Don't miss out on this night of autumn excitement!
Join the excitement by registering for the 2025 Senior Games, where 50+ active adults come together to compete, celebrate and inspire. Sports for this year’s games include Cornhole, Pickleball, Basketball, Golf, Swimming, Bowling, Track & Field, Race Walking and Tennis.
Take action today to be better prepared for the upcoming hurricane season. Understand your risks and potential hazards, build your disaster supply kit and make a household plan.
Don't miss out on enrolling your child in FREE after-school programs at one of three convenient locations - space is limited! Youth who live in Martin County and attend a Martin County elementary, middle or high school are eligible.
Martin County encourages citizen participation through service on a variety of boards and committees. View current board vacancy opportunities and information on how to apply.
Read how Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste provides residents and businesses with reliable water, sewer, and reclaimed water management services.
Did you know that Martin County has year-round landscape irrigation conservation measures in place? These measures limit landscaping and lawn irrigation in unincorporated Martin County to two days a week and include restrictions on times watering is allowed. Find out which days you can water based on the numbers in your home address. Help protect our water resources for future generations!
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