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FIRE Foundry workers shovel sand to make sandbags.
 January 10, 2023
Public Safety

Marin County Proclaims Local Emergency

Damage from atmospheric rivers prompts request for state aid.

An exterior view of the Fire Department headquarters in Woodacre.
 December 9, 2022
Public Safety

County Explores Option to Boost Public Safety

The Board is to discuss agreement with nonprofit for use of San Geronimo property.

Four FIRE Foundry workers place brush into piles.
 December 1, 2022
Employment

Applications Open for New Career Pathway

Young people interested in firefighting can now pursue FIRE Foundry program.

A FIRE Foundry program participant speaks at a press conference.
 August 24, 2022
Equal Employment Opportunity

CA's Chief Service Officer, County Fire Officials Highlight Youth Workforce Investment

Marin’s FIRE Foundry program to diversify the firefighting response workforce.

 November 8, 2021
Employment

Applications Open for New Career Pathway

Young people interested in firefighting can now pursue FIRE Foundry program.

 October 12, 2021
Employment

Initiative to Reduce Wildfire Risk Also Creates Career Pathways

Board approves partnership with Conservation Corps North Bay.

 September 21, 2021
Public Safety

New Evacuation Mapping Tool Unveiled for Marin County

Residents are encouraged to “Know Your Zone” and Subscribe to Alert Marin

 February 14, 2020
Public Safety

Life-Saving App Debuts in Marin County

With PulsePoint, CPR-trained people nearby empowered to revive those in cardiac arrest.

 April 9, 2019
Public Safety

Firefighting Capability Boosted in Marin

Supervisors approve new positions funded partially by Open Space District.

 September 11, 2018
Public Safety

Board Hears ‘Lessons Learned’ from 2017 Wildfires

Fire chief, emergency services manager share results of extensive study.

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