Commissioner urges residents to 'Protect your parks' as Martin County opens new waterfront site
September 24, 2026 | Martin County, Florida
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Commissioner Campy used remarks at the park opening to urge community stewardship and to reassure residents that the county maintained athletic capacity despite converting a soccer field into waterfront access.
Campy said the county has a policy of "not having any net loss for activities and athletic fields," noting the county increased capacity at Justin Wilson to offset the former soccer field. He also warned about vandalism and urged residents to "protect your parks," thanking local businesses that supplied park furnishings.
His comments emphasized maintenance and stewardship as central to ensuring the park remains a community asset for years to come.
Campy said the county has a policy of "not having any net loss for activities and athletic fields," noting the county increased capacity at Justin Wilson to offset the former soccer field. He also warned about vandalism and urged residents to "protect your parks," thanking local businesses that supplied park furnishings.
His comments emphasized maintenance and stewardship as central to ensuring the park remains a community asset for years to come.
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