Kirk Martin P.G.,
President

Kirk Martin P.G., President, has more than 35 years of professional experience conducting groundwater resource investigations and managing complex integrated water resource programs. He has expertise in water supply development, groundwater hydraulic interpretations, and fresh/saline water relationships in coastal aquifers. He also has extensive experience in the application of statistical analyses, computer models and geophysical methods to the solution of water resource issues. He takes a “total water management” approach to water resource planning and management challenges that provides for creative solutions to address multiple level issues. His project experience includes large-scale water supply, aquifer recharge, and injection well design, construction, testing, and evaluation. He has extensive knowledge of water policy and the regulations governing water supply and water resource management. Mr. Martin served as the principal hydrologist for three projects winning awards from the Governor’s Commission for a Sustainable South Florida. He has worked for the cities of Marco Island, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Cape Coral, Sanibel, Tampa, Titusville, Melbourne, Tarpon Springs and Palm Beach, and Lee, Collier, St. Johns, Indian River, Hillsborough, Brevard, Pinellas, Miami-Dade, and Seminole counties. He commonly serves as a technical advisor to state, regional, and local governing bodies on water resource issues. Mr. Martin has evaluated, designed, permitted, and developed over 500 MGD of water supply in Florida over the course of his career.