MARTIN COUNTY — A $45 million deal was struck Tuesday for a Brightline train station in downtown Stuart, just months after city commissioners there rescinded a similar deal. County commissioners approved it unanimously at a packed County Commission meeting, with about an equal number of supporters and detractors in the audience.

The Brightline is back on track for the Treasure Coast. After nearly a two-and-a-half-hour discussion, the Martin County Board of Commissioners unanimously passed its Brightline plan on Tuesday. This decision comes after the City of Stuart voted against the $60 million deal on September 9,

The county will offer up two locations for a station: downtown by the Martin County Courthouse and at the Martin County Fairgrounds.

Getting a Brightline station on the Treasure Coast could be back on track. Martin County commissioners are set to have a public discussion Tuesday.

Upon completion of the station at least eight north and southbound trains will stop in Stuart during the first quarter of service.

After a more than two-hour discussion today, Commissioners voted unanimously to build a train station in the downtown Stuart area.

MARTIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVING A PLAN THAT WILL BRING A BRIGHTLINE STATION TO THE TREASURE COAST. ANGELA ROZIER JOINS US LIVE IN MARTIN COUNTY. ANGELA, TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS DECISION. THAT’S RIGHT.

A Brightline train station is still a possibility on the Treasure Coast. After the city of Stuart voted against it, Brightline went to the Martin County Commission. It could be the light at the end of the tunnel for Brightline and downtown Stuart as the Martin County Commission votes on a train station Tuesday.