Calendar of Events

This meeting is televised live on MCTV Channel 20 (Comcast), on Channel 99 (U-verse), and online at www.martin.fl.us/watch-mctv.

The Code Enforcement Division receives complaints from a variety of sources including citizens, businesses, staff members, and outside agencies. Staff inspects and investigates complaints to see if violation of County Code exists then begin taking appropriate steps to achieve compliance.  These steps can be either an informal and/or formal process. Cases that are not voluntarily brought into compliance may be presented to a Special Magistrate at a formal public hearing.

Stumped by your device? The Library offers 30-minute appointments to help you find relevant information for your specific question.

While not a substitute for commercial help, we are skilled at navigating the web, finding accurate information, and sharing it in a way that's relevant to YOU. Come ready to learn!

Visit our website for more information about one on one tech appointments.

Questions about your device? Join us for this casual drop-in session where we'll help find information to your questions. If you can, bring your device and come prepared to drive!

Questions will be addressed on a first come, first served basis.

Stumped by your device? The Library offers 30-minute appointments to help you find relevant information for your specific question.

While not a substitute for commercial help, we are skilled at navigating the web, finding accurate information, and sharing it in a way that's relevant to YOU. Come ready to learn!

Visit our website for more information about one on one tech appointments.

Interested in using the Glowforge, a 3D laser engraver? Join us for this 60-minute introductory lesson.

We'll cover the basics like what materials to use, how to make (or buy!) a digital file, and how to safely operate the machine. All supplies and materials are provided!

All attendees must have a signed liability waiver on file. Visit our website to learn more about using the Glowforge at the library.

Join this informal group to stitch, knit, crochet, or craft items to be donated to local or national programs. We have projects for hand-stitching, machine-sewing, and no-sewing!

Bring your ideas, enthusiasm, and skills or learn new ones. We have supplies, notions, and sewing machines. We have projects for hand-stitching, machine-sewing, and no-sewing! We're making pillowcases for children, market totes, fidget/sensory quilts, lap quilts, bibs, bunnies, and teddy bears. Adults and teens welcome. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc.

Martin County's unified Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) provides the tools for the County, its municipalities, non-governmental agencies, and residents to continue in ongoing efforts to reduce vulnerabilities to disasters.  The LMS also provides for mitigation priorities and eligibility for mitigation funding when it becomes available. 

1:1 Homework Help with Reading, English and Math homework grades K- 6. Registration required.

Registration is required for a one-hour session February 4, 11, 18 and 25. You may find your Homework Helper at the "Homework Helper Meetup location" designated at each branch. 

If you need to cancel an appointment, please call the branch library where the appointment is scheduled. Please bring your homework to the appointment.

Clase de inglés intermedio

Recommended for individuals who already have basic knowledge of English. Registration required. Recomendado para personas que ya tienen conocimientos básicos de inglés. Se requiere registro.

Topics include intermediate vocabulary, expressions, and grammar. The class is conducted in English and participants are expected to be comfortable with beginner English prior to attending. Space is limited. Los temas incluyen vocabulario intermedio, expresiones y gramática. La clase se imparte en inglés y los participantes deben sentirse cómodos con el inglés principiante antes de asistir. El espacio es limitado.

Recommended for individuals who have submitted their application for naturalization, or who are in the process of doing so. Comfort with the English language is required. Registration required.

Study and practice for the 100 questions of the U.S. Citizenship Test, and what to expect at the interview! This class will help you understand the process of applying to become a naturalized citizen of the U.S. and provides an opportunity to study citizenship test questions in a positive learning environment. We will review the requirements to qualify for citizenship, provide information on what to expect during your interview, and introduce government resources for obtaining application materials.

Overview of Lessons:1. What does it mean to be a U.S. Citizen?  2. What are the rights and responsibilities of citizenship?3. Do I qualify to apply for citizenship?4. What does the application process include?5. Test preparation.

THIS IS NOT AN ENGLISH CLASS. The class is taught in English and participants are expected to be comfortable with English before attending.

You must take the U.S. Citizenship Test in English unless you meet one of the following requirements:A. You are 50 years of age or older and you have lived in the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident for periods totaling at least 20 years.B. You are 55 years of age or older and you have lived in the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident for periods totaling at least 15 years.C. You are 65 years of age or older and you have lived in the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident for periods totaling at least 20 years.

If you meet one of these requirements, you may be eligible to take the civics portion of the U.S. Citizenship Test in your native language. For more information on exemptions and accommodations, please visit the USCIS exemptions and accommodations site.

Martin County's Children's Librarians love to read, but they also love to sing and dance! Join us for a story and early literacy activities.

According to Every Child Ready to Read @ Your Library, singing, talking, and playing are also important for developing early literacy skills. This interactive event may use bubbles, scarves, hand-held instruments or shaker eggs, loud music, and more. All adults are encouraged to participate with their children in this fun early literacy activity. Families are welcome!

This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc.

Questions about your device? Join us for this casual drop-in session where we'll help find information to your questions. If you can, bring your device and come prepared to drive!

Questions will be addressed on a first come, first served basis.

The internet is a wonderful resource. However, it can also be a scary place. Join us to learn some simple methods for keeping your information safe while on the web.

We will cover strong passwords, how to avoid phishing scams, and how to generally protect your personal information online. Registration required. 

The Library Board of Trustees shall have the following duties, functions, and responsibilities: To serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of County Commissioners and the County Administration through the Library Director; should the Library Director position become vacant, the County Administrator will provide the Trustees with the top three candidates being considered, their application and resumes.  The County Administrator will solicit comments from the Trustees on each of the candidates and discuss possible rankings of the candidates prior to making a final determination.  The final decision will be the responsibility of the County Administrator with confirmation by the Board of County Commissioners.  Develop library policy with the advice and counsel of the library director, especially concerning library hours, book selection, use of meeting rooms, etc.  Make continuing studies of all existing and future needs of the County in respect to public facilities and services.  Review the financial position of the library system and make reports and submit recommendations regarding sound and feasible budget financing.  Keep constantly aware of public library standards, trends, regulations, and legislation.  Formulate or recommend actions to raise the quality of service and utilization of financial assistance from state, national, and other sources.

Martin County's Children's Librarians love to read, but they also love to sing and dance! Join us for a story and early literacy activities.

According to Every Child Ready to Read @ Your Library, singing, talking, and playing are also important for developing early literacy skills. This interactive event may use bubbles, scarves, hand-held instruments or shaker eggs, loud music, and more. All adults are encouraged to participate with their children in this fun early literacy activity. Families are welcome!

This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc.

1:1 Homework Help with Reading, English and Math homework grades K- 6. Registration required.

Registration is required for a one-hour session February 4, 11, 18 and 25. You may find your Homework Helper at the "Homework Helper Meetup location" designated at each branch. 

If you need to cancel an appointment, please call the branch library where the appointment is scheduled. Please bring your homework to the appointment.