10/20/2026
The City of Stuart announces the formation of the Sustainable Acquisition of Land for Tomorrow (SALT) initiative, a community driven effort to acquire and preserve land for public recreation, conservation, and the protection of natural resources.
The City is actively recruiting applicants for the committee. This is a short term volunteer commitment, with three to five meetings expected, with the first meeting set for January 13, 2027, 3 p.m., at City Hall (121 S.W. Flagler Ave., Stuart, Fl 34994).
ELEGIBILITY: The City is seeking residents of the City of Stuart or unincorporated Martin County who have professional and academic backgrounds in the environmental sciences, water quality, wetlands, wildlife habitat, recreation, stormwater, grant funding, property evaluation, or real estate.
More information and link to application available here: https://www.stuartfl.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/376
Last day to apply is Friday, Nov. 30, 2026.
The City of Stuart values citizen involvement and recognizes the vital role volunteers play in shaping public policy and community priorities. Serving on the SALT Advisory Committee offers an opportunity to help preserve the natural landscapes that define Stuart’s character and quality of life.