Martin County Florida

An amendment that proposes changes to the state’s property tax system will be on the ballot during the November 2026 General Election. If approved by 60% of voters, it would take effect with the 2027 tax year.

New building permit exemption provisions have been established under Florida House Bill 803 and are effective July 1, 2026. Exemptions apply to certain non-structural residential construction projects with a total value of less than $7,500. Property owners and contractors should be aware that many smaller, common home projects still require permits.

Join Martin County Parks and Recreation for a month-long adventure exploring parks, natural areas, and recreational facilities throughout the county. Visit parks, complete challenges, collect memories, and earn a chance to win exciting prizes!

The following memo was presented to the Martin County Board of County Commissioners and includes an informational graphic regarding the Public Private Partnership (P3) procurement process utilized for the Martin County Operations Facility project.

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.

Did you know you can borrow more FREE eBooks and eAudiobooks through our partnership with other libraries through the Libby App? Learn more about the Libby App and how to find our partner libraries!

Read how Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste provides residents and businesses with reliable water, sewer, and reclaimed water management services.

MARTY is now fare-free! Martin County’s public bus system is more convenient and accessible than ever. The new operator, Martin County Transit LLC, is introducing route improvements and technology upgrades to enhance service and make your ride even better. View current routes and schedules and get on board!