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Martin County commissioners weigh lawsuit over Senate Bill 180, staff urges push for ‘glitch’ fixes

5968842 · September 24, 2025
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County staff briefed commissioners on operational impacts of Senate Bill 180 and recommended pursuing a legislative “glitch” bill to fix problematic sections; some municipalities are joining a lawsuit but the board did not vote to join.

Martin County commissioners discussed potential legal and legislative responses to Florida’s Senate Bill 180 during their Sept. 23 meeting, with staff recommending crafting a legislative “glitch” bill rather than immediately joining a statewide lawsuit.

County staff said they had identified provisions in SB 180 that could interfere with the county’s floodplain and CRS (Community Rating System) obligations to FEMA and that some sections could limit the county’s ability to adopt more restrictive local land‑use or stormwater regulations after the statute’s effective dates. Staff…

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