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Florida Inland Navigation District cites $585,000 grant and economic benefits linked to Martin County waterways

September 24, 2026 | Martin County, Florida


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Florida Inland Navigation District cites $585,000 grant and economic benefits linked to Martin County waterways
During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, a representative identified in the transcript as Michael Kennedy described the Florida Inland Navigation District's role in supporting boat access and navigation projects across the county.

Michael Kennedy said Martin County "has over 18,000 registered vessels" and that county waterways contribute an estimated "$1.2 billion" in economic impact and support "over 10,000 people." He announced a $585,000 contribution from the Inland Navigation District toward the Charlie Leighton Park improvements.

Kennedy also described the district as a local sponsor for the Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee waterway and noted the district's long record of grants for boating access and navigation projects. The speaker thanked county staff for keeping the district informed during project development.

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