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Court requires cybersecurity training for all county officials and employees
Summary
Martin County commissioners approved mandated cybersecurity training for all county officials and employees, to be completed on or before July 3, 2026, following a motion by Commissioner Brian Snellgrove and a second by Commissioner Kenny Stewart; the vote was 3-0.
The Martin County Commissioner’s Court approved a countywide cybersecurity training requirement on Feb. 10, 2026. Commissioner Brian Snellgrove moved to require cybersecurity training for all county officials and employees; Commissioner Kenny Stewart seconded the motion and the court approved it 3-0. The training is to be completed on or before July 3, 2026, per the Human Resources Department.
The motion instructs county officials and employees to complete the specified cybersecurity training by the July deadline. The minutes identify the HR Department as the implementing body; no additional funding or course vendor was recorded in the minutes.
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