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Martin County issues multiple proclamations, highlights Historic Preservation Month and local events
Summary
At the meeting the county issued proclamations for Stamp Out Hunger, Nurses Week, Mental Health Awareness Month and Historic Preservation Month; hosts also described several community events tied to the proclamations, workshops and youth programs.
Martin County issued several proclamations during the meeting, including observances for Stamp Out Hunger, Nurses Week, Mental Health Awareness Month and Historic Preservation Month, according to the meeting transcript.
Courtney said the county will kick off Historic Preservation Month with an event on Thursday, May 1, at the Stuart Heritage Museum. A longer workshop on historic preservation was noted for Saturday, May 17, at the Elliott Museum; the hosts said tickets for that workshop are $25 and include lunch, and the event runs from about 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The hosts also mentioned an Earth Day celebration at the Hobe Sound Nature Center that includes hiking, nature crafts and animal encounters; the podcast listed the event as taking place on a Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. and said the nature center’s program typically includes animals such as owls, alligators and snakes. Additional community items noted in the transcript included a free Jensen Beach summer camp for Martin County residents (ages 5–12) running June 2 to Aug. 1 at Langford Park, and a Music at the Mansion concert set for Sunday, May 4, from 5 to 8 p.m. featuring the Melinda Alina Band.
The transcript recorded no formal board vote connected to the proclamations; they were described as routine observances and event notices.
