| More Info | Beau Rivage Neighborhood Restoration | Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, addition of sewer force main, pavement milling & resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk & other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of the Beau Rivage subdivision | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | East Fork Creek STA | The East Fork Creek basin upstream of the project contains portions of Heritage Ridge and Seabranch. There are several project components including a 700 foot long STA / 1500 foot long lake within an unopened right-of-way. The primary objective of the project is to reduce nutrient loads of Total Phosphorus (TP) by an estimated 57%, Total Nitrogen (TN) by 28%, and Total Suspended Solids by 80% to the St. Lucie Estuary, and assists the County in meeting the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) requirements. | Construction | Environmental & Stormwater | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | 96th Street Staging Area for the Artificial Reef Program | Designing and permitting a new bulkhead at the 96th Street site will allow the County to have waterfront access for the loading and unloading barges during Artificial Reef projects. The project will construct a bulkhead the entire length of the right-of-way under the Arundel Bridge. | In Design | Coastal | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Airport Operations Center and Airfield Electrical Vault - Construction | Construct new airport operations center building and Airfield Electrical Vault
The current building does not meet the space requirements for the Airport staff and operations. The location occupies valuable airside property. | Construction | Airport | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Automatic Meter Read (AMR) Replacement | 3200 water meters are being replaced per year throughout the County. | Construction | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1
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| More Info | Beau Rivage Water Main Assessment with Force Main | Proposed water assessment. Will construct a low pressure sewer collection system if the water assessment is approved by the Board of County Commissioners. | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Commerce Ave / Port Salerno Village / Cove Road Force Main Ext. | Installation of sewer force main in support of the Golden Gate sewer system construction. | Construction | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Construction Storm-water Improvements | Drainage improvements. | Construction | Airport | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Coral Gardens Neighborhood Restoration | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, adding drainage conveyance structures, regrading of drainage swales, pavement milling, resurfacing, replacement of sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of the Coral Gardens subdivision. | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Cove Ridge Neighborhood Restoration | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, adding drainage conveyance structures, regrading of drainage swales, pavement milling, resurfacing, addition of sidewalks & partial repairs to existing sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of New Monrovia and Cove Ridge (Port Salerno Village) subdivisions. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Cove Road Resurfacing & Bike Lanes | The project includes milling, resurfacing, and shoulder widening between SR5 (US-1 / Se Federal Highway) and CR-A1A (SE Dixie Highway). The 1.0-mile project also includes regrading of swales, removal and replacement of failing
drainage pipes, and installing new pavement markings. This project is Federally funded through the Local Agency Program (LAP) directed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Roadways | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Culpepper Ranch-Phase 2 | In cooperation with the Loxahatchee River Preservation Initiative, Martin County completed construction of approximately 2/3 of the Ranch Colony Berm, and replaced/enhanced two 84" culverts and two additional structures along the berm. The County has $270,000 grant fund through the Loxahatchee River Preservation Initiative to help complete the project. This project will improve the northernmost berm segment to protect adjacent properties from flooding. | Construction | Environmental & Stormwater | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Cypress Creek Floodplain Restoration | This project is to design, permit and build a structure within Cypress Creek to restore the freshwater floodplain of this critical tributary. Cypress Creek is one of the main tributaries to the the Loxahatchee River and its restoration is critical to the river's health. The project includes a feasibility study to determine what the structure will be made, where it would be located and how to best access the area. Once the feasibility study has been completed, full design will begin. The project will require obtaining a permanent access and maintenance agreement with the Florida Park Service. Staff is seeking grant funding to off-set the costs of design and construction. | In Design | Environmental & Stormwater | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Dixie Highway-East Fork Creek Box Culvert Replacement | Replacement of a roadway box culvert built in 1950 with a single span structure. Project includes replacing the existing box culvert and separated pedestrian bridge with a single span bridge structure. The project is scheduled for replacement with intermittent lane closures throughout the duration of construction. Includes adding a right turn lane to Dixie Park which is adjacent to the project. | In Design | Bridges | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Dixie Hwy Resurfacing (Monterey to 5th St.) | Asphalt milling and resurfacing on CR A1A (Dixie Highway) from Monterey Road to 5th Street. The project will also include the removal and replacement of failing drainage piping and new pavement markings. This project is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) through the Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Roadways | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Dixie Park Neighborhood Improvements | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, adding drainage conveyance structures, regrading of drainage swales, adding sewer force main, pavement milling, resurfacing, replacement of sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of the Dixie Park subdivisions. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Evergreen/Windstone Water Assessment | Proposed water main assessment to serve approximately 400 single family residential units. | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | Gaines Avenue Water Main Assessment with Force Main | Proposed water main assessment to serve approximately 152 single family residential units. Installation of sewer services on schedule to complete by early April 2023 | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Golden Gate - El Camino Trail | The Golden Gate Community Redevelopment Plan calls for a system of pedestrian and bike trails. This project will provide connections to existing pathways located within the community. This multi-modal, linear park pathway will provide pedestrian and bicycle connections, increase safety, encourage walking and riding, and become a beautiful neighborhood asset. The project represents a coalition of county departments, with a variety of departments represented, CRA, Public Works, Utilities and Parks and Recreation. | Construction | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 2 | District 2 | Golden Gate |
| More Info | Golden Gate North Outfall | This project has been awarded resiliency funding through the State of Florida. This project also received preliminary notification of additional 319 water quality funding for 2023.The north outfall canal for the Golden Gate STA experiences tidal backflow reducing the storage of the lake and increasing salinity. Martin County made improvements to the southern outfall in 2020, but two STAs are still impacted by tidal backflow, increasing saltwater in the wetland. This project will consist of the construction of a new weir structure to protect the STA’s North outfall from impacts caused by storm surge and sea-level rise (SLR). The project will also increase the stormwater retention volume, thus improving water quality. Building a new stormwater outfall control structure and restore portions of the outfall canal utilizing nature-based solutions for erosion control and water quality. The outfall control structure shall meet the intent of reducing saltwater intrusion within the STA, increasing the stormwater storage capacity, and improving water quality within the basins associated with this outfall. The outfall canal itself will be regraded using typical excavation methods but will be restored with natural solutions for erosion control, such as American Eelgrass (Vallisneria Americana) or Widgeon Grass (Ruppia Maritima) also utilize native vegetation as necessary to stabilize the banks. Monitoring and maintenance of the ditch lines will be performed following the project to document the success rate and factors that impact or promote this method as a viable natural solution to stormwater ditch erosion control and sediment stabilization. | Proposed | Environmental & Stormwater | District 2 | District 2 | Golden Gate |
| More Info | Golden Gate Phase II Neighborhood Restoration | Replacement of drainage structures, regarding of drainage swales, pavement milling and resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Gomez Corridor Neighborhood Restoration | This infrastructure reinvestment project addresses the infrastructure backlog within the County maintained neighborhood local roadways along Gomez Avenue from SE Bridge Road to SE Osprey Street. The project includes the replacement of drainage structures, drainage improvements where necessary, regrading of drainage swales, repair of damaged sidewalk, addition of sidewalk connections, pavement resurfacing, and ancillary items within the neighborhood. | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Harbor Estates / Linden Street Neighborhood Restoration: Phase II Resurfacing | Replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, replacement of aging utilities owned by Martin County, pavement milling & resurfacing, new sidewalk, traffic calming and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of Harbor Estates, Live Oak Estates, and Linden Street corridor areas. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Hawks Hammock Access | Hawks Hammock Preserve consists of 431 acres of primarily pine flatwoods and scattered wetlands. A pavilion has been constructed on the preserve in addition to a series of equestrian and hiking trails. The newly acquired access consists of 11 acres directly adjacent to SW Green Farms Lane then leads into the northwest corner of Hawks Hammock Preserve. The new parcel primarily falls under an existing Preserve Area Management Plan (PAMP) with a boundary trail system identified. Past efforts by the county to provide public access via an easement through Markel Street to the southeast had not been successful, due to landowner objections. The Ecosystem and Restoration division has identified the need to a provide a new equestrian/pedestrian access to Hawks Hammock Preserve off SW Green Farms Lane. The project will include trailer friendly turnaround, improved trail system to access Hawks Hammock, kiosk, small pavilion/ pole barn, exotic vegetation treatment and boundary fencing. | In Design | Environmental & Stormwater | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | Hibiscus Park Neighborhood Restoration | Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, pavement milling & resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk & other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This neighborhood infrastructure restoration project will be
coordinated with Martin County Utilities & Solid Waste Department. | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Hobe Heights - Drainage Outfall | Hobe Heights structure demolition and site restoration project involves the restoration of residential property to pre-development conditions in the Hobe Heights neighborhood, Martin County, FL.
The next phase will involve designing the drainage outfall. It will be for the 10-year 1 day,25-year 3-day & 100-year 3-day rain events. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Hobe Hills Neighborhood Restoration | This infrastructure reinvestment project addresses the infrastructure backlog within the Hobe Hills neighborhood. The project includes the replacement of drainage structures, drainage improvements where necessary, regrading of drainage swales, pavement resurfacing, and ancillary items within the neighborhood. | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Hutchinson Island Fire Station #14 | A new station will be built on county-owned property, the former utility plant site, located on the north side of A1A near Evans Crary Bridge. Site permits have been issued by FDOT, SFWMD and Martin County Growth Management. The structure will be built to a 50-year life expectancy and in accordance with NFPA standards to include storage for personal protective equipment outside of the bay area where it cannot be exposed to diesel exhaust fumes. The final review of the construction documents is currently underway and the project is out to bid. | Construction | Facilities | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Hydrant Replacement | Replace older and obsolete fire hydrants as needed on an annual basis. | Construction | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1
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| More Info | Improvements to Air Traffic Control Tower | Exterior building envelope repair and upgrades including: Repair leaks in exterior façade and structure; Repaint exterior façade; and replace elements in need of repair as determined during site investigations.
The ATCT is more than 20 years old and due to the severe coastal climate, the building façade is in need of rehabilitation to eliminate water intrusion. | Construction | Airport | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Indian RiverSide Park (Parking Lot Expansion) | Add a paved/landscaped parking lot between the US Sailing Center and the Mansion at Tuckahoe. The US Sailing Center has received a grant to help pay for the majority of the construction. Match funded by County has been submitted as a part of the FY22 CIP program.
Updated May 31, 2022- 95% design drawings complete. Cost estimate is forthcoming. | In Design | Parks | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Indian Riverside Park Living Shoreline | The proposed living shoreline design consists of native materials to stabilize the shoreline, maintain public access, and restore critical habitat. The Indian Riverside Park project area is within priority area #1 in the Martin County Resilience and Watershed Management Plan. This project received priority ranking by Martin County's Local Mitigation Strategy Working Group. Restoration of this project area via an innovative living shoreline design is a priority of the County due to its threatened mangrove, oyster and seagrass habitats which have diminished due to rising water levels, turbidity, and decreased water quality caused by sea level rise, severe rain events, sunny day flooding, and major storms. The Indian River Lagoon has seen a major loss of seagrass in recent years from a combination of pollution and turbidity. The proposed living shoreline will reduce the effect of these factors adjacent to Indian Riverside Park and will restore nearly 2 acres of seagrass habitat. | In Design | Coastal | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Jensen Beach Impoundment Hydrological Restoration | The Jensen Beach Impoundments was constructed in 1958. The sites are comprised of mangrove communities and function to control salt marsh mosquitoes. Historically, culverts and pump stations were installed in an effort to improve water quality, soil chemistry, and promote interconnectivity with the Indian River Lagoon. Water quality during the impounded period of the year demonstrates the need for hydrological restoration and the installation of additional culverts with spillways to improve the health of the system and retain natural estuary functions. Additionally, sedimentation in the existing channels and overgrowth surrounding the culverts is restricting water flow, limiting system functionality. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, the Jensen Beach Impoundment sustained a loss of over 50 acres of mangrove habitat due to high water levels, poor connectivity, and insufficient infrastructure. | Construction | Environmental & Stormwater | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Jensen Beach West Kayak/Standup Paddleboard (SUP) Access | The Jensen Beach West property consists of 26 acres of primarily mangrove tidal swamp and 6 acres of maritime hammock with disturbed uplands. This area provides for significant and rare habitat for many of our wildlife and fishery species. The parcel lies between the Indian River Lagoon to the west and Jensen Beach Park directly to the east. Exotic management within this area has not been addressed and remains the last parcel on Hutchinson Island within Martin County to be restored. Currently there is no public access to the Indian River Lagoon from this parcel for recreational activities. The Ecosystem Restoration and Management division has identified an existing channel that leads directly into the Indian River Lagoon from NE Ocean Boulevard. This location provides an opportunity to promote public access to the lagoon with the construction of a pull off/parking area and access dock/launching area for non-motorized vessels (i.e. canoe/kayak/SUP). The project will also include the restoration of approximately 6 acres of rare coastal vegetative communities with the implementation of exotic control and replanting. | In Design | Environmental & Stormwater | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Leilani Heights Neighborhood Restoration | Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, replacement of aging utilities owned by Martin County, pavement milling & resurfacing and replacement of sidewalk and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. | Construction | Neighborhood Restoration | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | MacArthur Boulevard Improvements | MacArthur Boulevard is vulnerable to rising seas and stronger storms. Each year, frequently aligned with nor' easter storms, repeated and excessive erosion occurs along the barrier islands, and especially at Bathtub Reef Beach. This is only made worse by rising sea levels. Large waves crash on the beach, erode the dunes and leave no buffer between the volatile northeast seas and the roadway. This project will allow vehicular access to become more resilient to erosion and impacts from future flooding events, reduce the likelihood of future damages and road closures, and reduce the number of repairs needed to the road after storm events. | Construction | Roadways | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Manatee Pocket Mooring Field | The project includes design, permitting, public involvement, a business plan and designation of a Harbor Master facility location and mooring field operation. | Construction | Coastal | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | NE Jensen Beach Blvd Resurfacing (Savannah Rd to Indian River Dr) | The project includes milling and resurfacing between CR-723 (NE Savannah Road) and CR-707A (NE India River Drive). The 0.7-mile project also includes removal and replacement of failing drainage pipes and installing new pavement markings. This project is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) through the Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | In Design | Roadways | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Old Palm City - Septic to Sewer Conversion - PROJECT ON HOLD | Construction of vacuum sewer system to serve 1029 properties for S2S conversions. Construction water lines to serve approximately 395 properties. | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 5 | District 5 | Old Palm City |
| More Info | Old Palm City Charlie Leighton Park | Old Palm City Neighborhood Advisory Committee and residents indicated that they felt Charlie Leighton Park was an underutilized asset. The community would like to see some additional amenities that would improve resident use and access and voted to dedicate CRA Trust Funds to explore the possibilities. Additionally, they requested that alternative funding sources be sought. | In Design | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 5 | District 5 | Old Palm City |
| More Info | Palm City Farms Stormwater Master Planning | The purpose of this project is to develop a stormwater management master plan for the Palm City Farms area. A majority of the area falls within the FEMA Floodplain. As land use has changed, these systems may need to be re-evaluated for function, flood protection, and water quality, through a new stormwater management master plan.
Several smaller projects that were identified as critical by this modeling effort have been completed since the start of the design. These projects include:
- Repair of a historic berm in Western Danforth/Bessey Basins.
- Replacement of an undersized culvert within Danforth Creek
- Cleaning of box culverts in Danforth & Mapp Creek Basins
- Roadside swale dredging & grading to improve drainage conveyance in sections of SW Citrus Blvd. | In Design | Environmental & Stormwater | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | Palm City Place & Patio | The community has prioritized this land for recreational access, with the water feature as the centerpiece. Palm City Place will provide nearby residents with opportunities to walk, picnic, fish, play, and enjoy the outdoors. There is broad public support for the proposed improvements and have been part of the Community Redevelopment Plan since 2003. Participants in the plan stated “The residents of Palm City would like to envision Mapp Road features to include a Town Square (be the Fire Station) type of feature for the community to gather”. This plaza like community gathering space will allow for potential events in the future as well as economic growth along the new Mapp Road streetscape. Elements of the project include:
• A new picnic shade structure;
• A freshwater fishing pier into stormwater treatment area
• A path around the stormwater treatment area
• Ping pong tables
• Cornhole sets
• Chess/checkers tables
• Trash receptacle
• Benches
• A lighted fountain in stormwater treatment area
• Electrical Lighting
• Landscaping
• Irrigation System | Construction | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 5 | District 5 | Old Palm City |
| More Info | Palm City Stormwater | Installation of backflow preventers in several locations throughout the County with an emphasis in Old Palm City. High water levels during tidal and storm events cause saltwater intrusion into the system, reducing storage by up to 6 acre/ft, impacting water quality and the freshwater aquatic community. Create natural velocity dissipating spillways eventually, along with necessary repairs/replacements to the existing system to fit the backflow preventers. These areas have been identified in a county-wide vulnerability study. | Proposed | Environmental & Stormwater | District 5 | District 5 | Old Palm City |
| More Info | Phipps Park (Phase 2 Renovation) | November 1, 2022 Update: Park is currently closed (including boat ramp) and is expected to open mid-November. Only 24 RV sites will have power, the remainder are awaiting pedestals which have a 16 month back order due to supply chain issues. 2022. All site have sewer, water and WiFi is expected to be available by the end of the year.
Phipps Park is a 60 acre public park and recreational campground with a boat ramp, walking pathways, 24 full-services RV sites, Adventure tent camping and fishing pier.
Phase 1: Shoreline improvement of 1,000 linear feet and installation of 24 full-service RV sites - COMPLETE
Phase 2: Septic to sewer conversion, Wi-Fi, 50 amp RV electrical service, stabilizing 500 feet of shore line, increasing number of RV electric sites from 24 to 101, new fishing pier/floating boat dock. Work began 2021.
Phase 3: Will include cabins/glamping and new general store (under design).
Project Completd | Completed | Parks | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Pineapple Park Master Plan | Updated May 31, 2022 - Early stages of providing conceptual drawings to evaluate the overall park master plan for youth sports. Planned community involvement and stake holder meetings are complete. This project is currently unfunded. | In Design | Parks | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Port Salerno / New Monrovia Sewer Assessment | Centralized Gravity Vacuum sewer system constructed to serve approximately 952 commercial, single family and multi-family properties. | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 4 | District 4 | Port Salerno |
| More Info | Port Salerno Parking | Increased parking in the Manatee Pocket area of Pt. Salerno continues to be a priority for the community. This project focuses on constructing parking, sidewalks and enhancing lighting to increase safety along Park Drive and Seaward Avenue for pedestrians and vehicles. | In Design | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 4 | District 4 | Port Salerno |
| More Info | Port Salerno Peninsula Neighborhood Restoration | Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, addition of sewer force main, pavement milling & resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk & other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project will be coordinated with the Martin County Utilities & Solid Waste Department septic to sewer program. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Port Salerno/New Monrovia Neighborhood Restoration | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, adding drainage conveyance structures, regrading of drainage swales, pavement milling, resurfacing, replacement of
sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of Port Salerno west of SE Dixie Highway between Port Salerno Elementary/Port Salerno Park and Cove Road. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Public Safety Training Facility | Build a training facility to be used for Fire Rescue Operations and other county departments' training needs. The four-story, Class A burn structure will include simulators for forcible entry, search and rescue operations and other tactical operations required to train firefighters in safe and effective responses. The 3,000-square foot training building will include two classrooms with storage and office space for training personnel. The driving course will include a 4-acre asphalt range for emergency vehicle operator training and a designated area for additional vehicle safety courses for all county departments. Smaller training sites will include vehicle extrication, special operations and tactical training. | Construction | Facilities | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Rehabilitate Runway 7/25 | Mill and resurface Runway 7/25. | In Design | Airport | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Rio Central - Septic to Sewer | Force main infrastructure for the septic to sewer conversion using residential grinder stations to serve 241 properties. | Construction | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1 | District 1 | Rio |
| More Info | Rio East / Crossroads Hill Septic to Sewer - Grinders | Small diameter force mains to support individual residential grinders for septic to sewer conversion for approximately 376 homes | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Rio Infill Sewer | Infrastructure is a priority in the Rio CRA area and this project, when complete, will provide sewer access to all properties within the Rio CRA boundary via Martin County’s Utilities program, Connect to Protect grinder system. | Construction | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 1 | District 1 | Rio |
| More Info | Rio Neighborhood Restoration | Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, addition of sewer force main, pavement milling & resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk & other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project will be coordinated with the Martin County Utilities & Solid Waste Department septic to sewer program | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 1 | District 1 | Rio |
| More Info | Rio Stormwater | With the completion of the Kubin Ave drainage enhancement project that consisted of improving drainage along the street with improved swales and drainage pipe, there is a planned phase 2 to this Kubin Ave project which will take place in an unopened Right of Way/ditch west of Kubin Ave between Dixie Hwy and St. Lucie Blvd. The intent is to construct a bio-swale to assist with water treatment, improve water quality, and increase stormwater capacity. | In Design | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 1 | District 1 | Rio |
| More Info | Ripple Stormwater EcoArt Project | The Ripple Stormwater Eco-Art Project is a water quality and eco-art project located on parcels along 28th Street and 29th Street in Old Palm City. The project design was developed through artist led community engagement with neighborhood residents and design professionals. Project design was partially funded through the National Endowment for the Arts, Our Town Grants. The project encompasses stormwater system improvements over four (4) Martin County owned parcels totaling approximately 2.36 acres, within a drainage basin of approximately 20 acres. The intent of the project is to provide water quality and flood routing improvements, along with educational installations and art features. The project consists of a trail system traversing through the four sites with each site utilizing either dry or wet detention ponds designed to provide water quality and flood attenuation improvements. | Construction | Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) | District 5 | District 5 | Old Palm City |
| More Info | Rocky Point Neighborhood Restoration | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, adding drainage conveyance structures, regrading of drainage swales, pavement milling, resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of the Rocky Point peninsula east of SE Dixie Highway and north of SE Cove Road. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Rocky Point Water & Sewer Assessment | Water & Sewer assessment for 958 sewer and 383 water. We are currently in the design phase. | In Design | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | SE County Line Road Bridge Replacement | Replacement of a roadway bridge originally built in 1974. Project also includes removing separate pedestrian bridge and incorporating into a single structure. The project is scheduled for FY24. | In Design | Bridges | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | SE Cove Road Widening | The widening of two-lane undivided SE Cove Road to a four-lane divided roadway from SR-76 (SW Kanner Highway) to SR-5 (US-1 / SE Federal Highway). This 3.2-mile project will be managed by the Florida Department of Transportation and funded with state and federal resources. A Project Development and Environment (PD&E) is underway; design is funded in FY25 while construction is currently unfunded. | In Design | Roadways | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | SE Indian Street Dual Left-Turn Lanes at SE Willoughby Boulevard | Addition of dual left-turn lanes on SE Indian Street at its intersection with SE Willoughby Boulevard; mast arm upgrades to accommodate hardening and future anticipated improvements. | In Design | Traffic | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | SE Ocean Boulevard Sidewalk | Construction of a 6-foot wide sidewalk along the north right-of- way of SE Ocean Boulevard from 155 feet west of SE Hospital Avenue to SE Palm Beach Road. The project connects the missing links of sidewalk along the north side of SE Ocean Boulevard. This project is Federally funded through the Local Agency Program (LAP) directed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Sidewalks | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | SE Salerno Road Sidewalk (Willoughby to Cable) | Construction of an 6-foot wide sidewalk along the north right-of- way of SE Salerno Road from SE Willoughby Boulevard to approximately 88 feet west of SE Cable Drive. The project connects the missing links of sidewalk along the north side of SE Salerno Road. A private developer is required to complete the missing sidewalk link between SE Cable Drive and US-1 / SE Federal Highway. This project is Federally funded through the Local Agency Program (LAP) directed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Sidewalks | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | SE Salerno Road Traffic Safety Improvements | The Board of County Commissioners negotiated a $100,000 contribution from the adjacent Willoughby Townhomes Planned Unit Development as a public benefit of the Planned Unit Development Zoning Agreement after requests of residents along SE Salerno Road for traffic safety improvements. The Public Works Department is coordinating multimodal improvements through the District 2 Commissioner's office after meeting with local residents . | In Design | Traffic | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | SPS/Manatee Business Park Restoration | The Infrastructure Reinvestment project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, addition of new sewer force main, pavement milling, resurfacing, replacement of sidewalks, and other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project completes the neighborhood restoration of the SPS Commerce Park, Manatee Business Park, and SE Commerce Avenue. | In Design | Neighborhood Restoration | District 2
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| More Info | SR-708/Hobe Sound Drawbridge Electrical & Control Rehabilitation Project | The drawbridge will undergo extensive electrical and command & control rehabilitation. The project will include the replacement and upgrade of critical electrical components. These activities are critical to maintaining the desired level of service for maritime and vehicle traffic. In addition to the electrical work, there will be limited mechanical work completed in conjunction with electrical to improve the condition of the bridge and address improvements recommended by the Florida Department of Transportation. This work is planned to begin in Spring/Summer 2022 and will occur until early 2023. | Construction | Bridges | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | SW Citrus Boulevard at Citrus Grove Elementary Pedestrian Intersection Improvements | Construction of increased pedestrian safety measures such as a new sidewalk with pedestrian refuge and additional pedestrian-activated crosswalk on the south side of the intersection. Installation of a second advanced flasher to warn southbound motorists when the traffic signal is red and when they might expect pedestrian crossings to occur. | Completed | Traffic | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | SW High Meadow Avenue at SW Sunset Trail Intersection Improvements | Construction of a roundabout at SW High Meadow Avenue at SW Sunset Trail for intersection improvements including pedestrian and bicycle facilities. | In Design | Traffic | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | SW Prong - Manatee Creek STA | This project will construct a treatment train consisting of two wet detention ponds
(approximately 0.5 and 1.1 acres), two diversion weir structures, enhanced vegetated channels,
and a Summit High-Performance Upflow Filter System with bioactive media prior to discharge.
This project will remove approximately 334 lbs-TN/year and 234 lbs-TP/year from the
downstream Manatee Pocket and St. Lucie River, which are designated impaired by FDEP. | In Design | Environmental & Stormwater | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Salerno Road (SR 76 to Willoughby Blvd.) Resurfacing & Bike Lanes | The project consist of milling, resurfacing and shoulder widening from 663'± west of SR-76/S Kanner Highway to 272' west of SE Willoughby Boulevard (7,485 linear feet of bike lanes/shoulder widening). The scope will also include filling and piping an existing 1,304 +/-foot long drainage ditch. This project is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) through the Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Roadways | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Salerno Road (US1 to Commerce Ave.) Resurfacing & Bike Lanes | The project consists of milling, resurfacing and shoulder widening from 950'± west of US-1 to SE Ebbtide Avenue (2, 768 LF of bike lanes/shoulder widening). The asphalt millings will be used as the base course for a portion of the bike lane/shoulder widening. The scope will also include filling and piping an existing 1,900 foot long drainage ditch.
This project is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) through the Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Roadways | District 4 | District 4 | |
| More Info | Sandsprit Park Boat Ramps (East & West) | UPDATED February 28, 2023 - Project is fully funded and has been awarded to the Shoreline Foundation, Inc. We are actively developing a construction schedule and maintenance of traffic plan to best accommodate the boating community to ensure that we have the least impact. The schedule will be released along with a vibrant communication plan once all staging items are in place. The overall goal is to keep one boat ramp operating at all times.
Off site fabrication of the floating docks is underway.
Implement design considerations that address general improvements that includes, but not are limited to designing for sustainability and resiliency, repair or replace boat ramp surfaces, floating docks, fixed docks, pilings, lighting, shoreline protection, curbing, ADA compliance, and miscellaneous repairs. | Construction | Parks | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | Sanitary Sewer Lining and Manhole Repair | Project to line existing sanitary sewers and restore manholes at strategic locations to reduce large amounts of infiltration and inflow (I/I). During heavy rainfall events, large amounts of spurious rainfall runoff infiltration the older portions of the County's sanitary sewer system. This project will be ongoing until infiltration and inflow (I/I) is reduced to an acceptable level. | Construction | Utilities, Water & Sewer | District 1
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| More Info | Savannas Preserve Weir | The Savannas Preserve Weir project is to construct an operable water control weir structure at Jensen Beach Boulevard and Warner Creek to provide habitat restoration within Savannas Preserve State Park and to reduce flooding in the downstream Warner Creek watershed. The scope of work includes site preparation, construction of a steel sheet pile weir with a steel reinforced concrete cap. | Construction | Environmental & Stormwater | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Sheriff K-9 Training and Kennel Facility | The Martin County Sheriff's Office currently does not have a designated training/care area for the K-9 unit as the previous location for K-9 training and care was eliminated to make room for the evidence storage building. The new facility will centralize housing, care and training for the K-9 unit and will be located on county property directly south of the Holt Correctional Center. | In Design | Facilities | District 2 | District 2 | |
| More Info | South Beach Road (CR-707) Resurfacing | The South Beach Road Resurfacing Project is the milling, resurfacing and widening of 7.1 miles of Beach Road from Bridge Road to the south Martin County line on Jupiter Island. Beach Road is owned and maintained by Martin County, but this resurfacing project is an FDOT/Town of Jupiter Island Project. This project is Federally funded through the Local Agency Program (LAP) directed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department. | Construction | Roadways | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | St. Lucie Inlet South Jetty | The project site is located in at the north end of the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park adjacent to the St. Lucie Inlet. The south jetty stabilizes the north end of Jupiter Island and is a popular recreation area for fishing and beach users. Construction of the south jetty was authorized by Congress as part of the St. Lucie Inlet federal navigation project in 1974. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) completed construction of the jetty in 1982. The south jetty at St. Lucie Inlet has been damaged by waves, currents, and storm surges that have occurred since it was constructed. | In Design | Coastal | District 1
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| More Info | State Road (SR) 714/SW Martin Highway from SW Citrus Blvd to SW Martin Downs Blvd. | This project includes the following items:
• Widening SR 714/SW Martin Highway from a two-lane undivided rural roadway to a four-lane divided urban roadway
• Widening the bridge over Florida’s Turnpike
• Constructing a seven-foot buffered bike lanes and six-foot sidewalks on both sides of the roadway
• Realigning SW Leighton Farm Avenue further west to line up with SW Deggeller Court and creating a four-legged intersection
• Installing a new closed-drainage system with a retention pond
• Installing signing, signalization, and lighting upgrades | Construction | Roadways | District 5 | District 5 | |
| More Info | Stuart Causeway Boat Ramp | Implement design considerations that address general improvements that includes, but not are limited to designing for sustainability and resiliency, repair or replace boat ramp surfaces, floating docks, fixed docks, pilings, lighting, shoreline protection, curbing, ADA compliance, and miscellaneous repairs. Cost estimated provided in February 2022 is: $1,600,000.
Updated May 31, 2022 : Conceptual designs have been submitted to County. | In Design | Parks | District 1 | District 1 | |
| More Info | Timer Powers Park Master Plan | Update the site plan to accommodate for increased parking, septic to sewer conversion, event site electrical hookup, pavilions and roadway improvements.
UPDATE: Consultant Wood Environmental has begun community outreach efforts and has developed conceptual plans. This project is currently not funded. Next community meeting is June 24, 2022 at 4pm at Timer Powers Park | In Design | Parks | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Traffic Signal on US-1 (SE Federal Hwy) at SE Constitution Blvd | Install a traffic signal at the intersection of US-1 (SE Federal Highway) at SE Constitution Boulevard.
The Board of County Commissioners approved development along SE Constitution Boulevard at its intersection with US-1 / SE Federal Highway, which is a state highway. Subsequently, the Board of County Commissioners directed staff to request the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) install a traffic signal at this location. | In Design | Traffic | District 3 | District 3 | |
| More Info | Twin Rivers Living Shoreline | The County proposes to stabilize the southernmost 300 ft section of shoreline using shore protection structures to provide connectivity between the adjacent breakwater system and revetment at the neighboring property. | In Design | Coastal | District 4 | District 4 | |