Indiantown officials say water capacity must come first as data‑center and annexation proposals move forward Village staff and commissioners told a joint meeting that prospective data centers must be self‑sufficient for utilities; Indiantown is pursuing Floridan wells and a reverse‑osmosis plant (estimated construction cost about $60 million) and advancing voluntary annexations and a large comprehensive‑plan amendment.

Indiantown is on the brink of a $60 million water transformation, but will new data centers push the village's resources to the limit?

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Martin County Utilities secures $8M grant for Coral Gardens sewer project Martin County plans $18M vacuum sewer project to convert septic tanks in Coral Gardens.

Martin County is set to invest $18 million in a groundbreaking project that will convert 10,000 septic tanks to a more sustainable municipal sewer system, all while securing an $8 million grant to kickstart the initiative!

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